Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-22

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Ellefson & johnson.
Mrs. Theo. Lokken and son Car
of Hettinger, South Dakota, are visit
ing the Thos. Ellefson family.
We are offering splendid assert.
ment of neckties at Toe. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Moseng motor
ed to Viola Sunday, spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bender.
Rose Olsen, d. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence
5th house south of Christian church.
Silk velvet, velvet velour and cord
uroy, suitable for ladies' dresses and
children's coats, etc at Suttle & Tate's
II When you find that you cannot
quite satisfy your jewelry taste, go to
Carl G. Goes store. You will find it
! there.
The demand for pla-safe brakes is
steadily increasing. See Chas.S Slack
q Co. and get Safe brake for your
Ford car.
Hattie Dennis is home from La
I Crosse hospital. She graduated as
trained nurse on September 13 with a
, class of seven.
! -Drusella Lake went to Lacrosse
/ Normal Sunday. Miss Celia Hank
wins of Viola accompanied her for the
same purpose.
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Thayer, Phone 140.
| Just arrived, Columbia Records
and other makes. Big assortment of
Columbia Norsk records at Oscar An
derson's, ReadstOwn 37-2
The Masonic degree of Fellow
craft was conferred upon Mayor Rose
land and Register of Deeds Paulsen
last Wednesday night.
Ole Traastad of Franklin drove
to Lacrosse Sunday, accompanied by
his son, Thomas, who will attend ag-
ricultural school at Onalaska.
Ed Lind offers a wonderful spe-
cial in a 4-buckle overshoe
ment stock and the best of rubber
You will save big money on this.
i Rev. S. K. Thallehaug and family
of Soldiers Grove spent Thursday with
Mrs. B. NJ Bolstad He was her pas.
tor at Valley City, North Dakota
Max Roman has been improving
his hall above Felix store. Paint, pa.
per and fine electric fixtures have
transformed it into very attractive
place.
i National convention of Mystic
Workers occurs at Omaha. Clerk OF
| Court A. d. Helgeson is the local del.
iegate, and leaves Friday morning to be
gone a week.
Miss Frances L. Baker has &C.
cepted position as critic of primary
teachers at the South Dakota Normal
school at Madison. She leaves today
for South Dakota.
! 1t will be good news to friends OF
the Elmer Officer family to know that
Mrs. Nystrom of Dallas is now able to
leave the hospital at EauClaire, where
| she has been since May.
| "A. P. Jasperson of Aberdeen
South Dakota, is here visiting las
mother, Mrs. Andrew Jasperson az the
farm home south of town. ,dr. JAS
person is in the railway mail service
| Mayor RoselanG and family at
tended reception rendered to the
! teachers by the Westby parents at
that city one evening last week. A
delightful prog ;am and refreshments
were enjoyed.
Grand opening of Romans dance
hall, above Romans store, during fair
week, starting Tuesday, Sept. %
| Mock's piece orchestra of Lacrosse
will furnish the music. A good time
is assured. Come early, dance starts
at $3.50 p. m.
| Catherine Lucas left onTuesday OF
this week for Drake University, Des
Moines, Iowa. This is one of the lead
ing colleges of the Christian church
Mrs. j. w. Lucas accompanied her tC
DesMoines and will spend short time
visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Bouffieur OF
Salem, Oregon, arrived here last Fri.
day. They left on Monday evening
for a short visit with relatives in Chi
cago and GAINESVILLE, Ohio; but will bt
here for the fair, when they hope K
meet and greet host of old friends
Principal Kingsley and Agrieul
tural Teacher Opsahl motored ovel
from LaFarge Thursday evening. Mr.
Kingsley tells us that the Masonic par
| aphernaha was moved down from
Rockton last Wednesday, and the mrs
meeting at LaFarge viii be held Sat
urday.
Milwaukee tomorrow where they vii
be guests of G.. NJ. Davis, genera
freight agent, during the reunion o.
tC. NJ. & SIP veterans association
Membership qualification is 70 years
service with that company, and Lo'
has rounded out A years.
MIR. o. C. Weeden and hls daugn
ter, Mrs. Butcher, nee Helen Weeden
ofsAllen, Oklahoma, spent Sunday an'
Monday here calling on old friends
Mr.. Weeden was a yiroqua pioneer
and now at the age of ninety I
again visiting his old home, a par
Of his farm was plated as the Weed
ensAdditiQn to this city and nearly al
OF the southeastern section OF Nlroqus
was part of his farm in early times
His residence was the one so long own
ed and occupied by the late Natnai
Coe and stood where the Vernon coun
ty Normal now Is. cir. Weeden NOV
ed to Kansas in 1874 and still claims
Kansas as his state although ne make
his home with his daughter IN Okla
honla. They left here for Latarg'
where they win visit his niece, Mrs
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