Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-08-06
LOCAL JOTTINGS

J LOCAI JOIIINGS
--Gabel's big orchestra dance at
the opera house, Friday, August Is.
Gus c. Kolb and H. H. Kurtz-
man were in the city from Hillsboro,
yesterday.
Canning peaches in baskets and
boxes direct from the orchard now
here. J. J. Henry's grocery.
Direct from the orchard, canning
peaches in boxes and baskets just re-
ceived at J. j. Henry's grocery.
H. P. and Oscar Larson motored
to St. cloud, Minnesota. Mrs. Oscar
Larson and Pearl accompanied them
to St. Paul.
-Mystics will hold their next reg
ular meeting next Tuesday night in
the opera house. Business of import
ance is on hand. Be there.
| Mrs. d. S. Anderson came from
Rio, accompanied by her children, to
visit her father, Truman Kendall, who
returned from the hospital somewhat
improved.
FARMERS receiving a sample
copy ofThe Country Gentleman and
wishing to subscribe, should send or
ders to Howard j. Thayer, Viroqua
| REMEMBER you get 80 big issues for
ONLY S1.O0
DO not forget to renew your mag
azines a month or two before they
expire so you will not miss an issue.
Howard ]. Thayer, "The Magazine
Man." phone lao.
! The Pastime roller rink offers you
place of amusement, exercise and
recreation that is beneficial, conduct
ed in a clean, courteous and orderly
maner Careful instructions to be-
ginners at all times.
| Mr.. L. r. Axlen was a business
caller from Red Mound on Saturday.
In the proper column of the Censor
he advertises Poland China hogs. He
paid fancy prices for his breeding
animals and takes pride in his offer
iEgs.
The passing of one of Vernon's
early Scandinavian citizens, a man of
the finest fibre, is that of Elmer Hoo
version at his Folsom home July 30th.
Funeral last Saturday A suitable
sketch of his good life will appear in
our next issue.
Marcus Amodt spent Sunday at
home. He is a chemist with the big
milk products concern, the Borden
Company of Chicago. Marcus has
been at Cashton some days looking
over the sanitary and scientific fea-
lures of the condensory there.
Trustees of the asylum held their
monthly meeting last Saturday, tran
sacting routine business. A new g.
inch we'll is to be drilled to facilitate
water supply. The apparatus used
since the Institution was established
will be replaced by electrical equip
ment.
AT the close of the seasons work
at Bekkedal tobacco warehouse, last
night, jubilee or farewell party was
held, in which managers and all en-
ployes happily participated. Ice
cream and refreshments were served.
The seasons packing was 5000 c. 5
and extended over 80 weeks.
Otto Brown and Rufus Kingsley
with their wives, left Tuesday morn
ing, for a weeks outing in Chippewa
and Rusk counties, expecting to have
a pleasurable trip and do some ang-
ling. They went by touring car and
a light Ford truck to carry the camp
| ing equipment and provisions.
"A trio of young ladies-Misses
Marion Dahl and Dorothy Trowbridge
of Viroqua and Lima Weimar of La
Crosse-are off on a sightseeing trip
/ nAoL SelhAAAS III 1AAC 4CAAOWGkOuC &NdJ-
ional Park, then on to Seattle and
through California. They expect to
consume a month in the outing.
-Paulsen Brothers went to Mil
waukee on Monday to bring home two
more Paige cars. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Sanwick
and Mrs. F. H. Williams. Miss Marie
Sanwick, late graduate nurse from
the Presbyterian hospital at Chicago
joined them at Milwaukee to ride
home in the new Sportster model
purchased by Mr.. Sanwick.
! Nothing could possibly have
brought more gladness than the re.
freshing rain of last Wednesday
night, when two inches of water fell
in this region. 1t has done a world
of good to growing crops and pastures
and renewed life and courage. We
I'needed this blessing from heaven.
and all are thankful.
Unusual was the surgical opera
tions that came to the four young
sons and daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
viii Gilman of this place. The par.
ents took them TO La Crosse, last Sat.
urday by machine, returning with
them the day following, each under
| going the removal of their tonsils
All are apparently recovered but foI
soreness.
Mrs. Marie Asbjornson- White
came to spend Sunday with her moth.
er. She departed, Monday, for the
new home prepared for her coming
at Seattle, Washington. Her hus-
band, Lieutenant F. Richard White
| is a hier in the aviation corps. Miss
Asbjornson has been active in musical
/ circles and as social settlement work.
er in Minneapolis.
/ james Creviston and family OF
! Fairchild have been visiting his eous.
I in, Mrs. Eta German, and other reIa.
tives and friends the past two weeks
He is the younger son of Francis
| Creviston, a former resident of this
place. James is express agent on the
1 Fairchild and Northeastern railroad
having held that position for several
| years-They returned home last week
/ Philip SUBWAY returned to his Genoa
/ home July n. having left Brest July II,
very quick tip.