Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-15
PERSONAL JOTTING


Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Try Green River at the Unique.
For fountain pens go 10 Towner's.
Dance at the Opera House Sat
urday night. 37-tf
"A large assortment of aluminium
and enamel ware at Towner's.
Have yor tried that delightful
"Gardenglo" perfume at Davis?
ALI kinds of school text books and
kindergarten supplies at Towner's.
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store
First class tailoring and dry cleaning
spent Sunday visiting his father at
Tomah.
-Thos. LePage ST. bought of n. D.
McLees, block of land lying on West
Broadway.
Ole Moseng sold R. NJ. McAuley's
residence to John /. johnson of JEFF
ferson town.
-Farmersl give your hogs a big
start toward market with Sal-Yet, at
o. E. Davis.
Rev. and Mrs. Finstad leave to-
morrow to visit Rev. Ostrem at Hous-
ton for a week
Mrs. Bernard johnson went to
Lacrosse Monday to see her sister
who is taking treatment at the hospi-
tai
Ole Tuhus nnotored to Waukesha
taking Mable Tuhus and A. J. Favor's
daughter there to attend business col
lege.
Excursion rates to the Lacrosse
Inter State Fair September 21-24 Oh
all railroads within a ralius Of rs miles
of Lacrosse.
Bert Frohoek fell from his tobac-
co shed and tore some ribs loose. Kind
neighbors got together and put in his
tobacco for him.
Income Assessor P. II. Knutson
and family drove in from North Dako.
ia Sunday. They report crops as
generally good throughout the west.
IS. S. Pike came from South DakO-
ia to be with friends and relatives in
this community until after the fair.
Mr. Pike has been away from Vernon
county forty years
City Clerk Older receives word
that a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Clancy at Detroit, Michi-
gan, the first of September This is
the first grandchild.
DR.. r. w. Baldwin and O.G Brown
are guests of Lacrosse business men
this week. Chats how they told it
to the Censor editor, but it smells like
a fishing trip to u.s.
George WEIGH has a record for
service in the hay field which will be
hard to eclipse. He commenced in
1858 and finished up in 1918, not miss
ing a season in all those 66 years
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are selling
quite an acreage of northern Wiscon-
sin cut-over lands on easy payments.
See Slack and make the trip north
with him and you viii be well paid.
The young people of the Christian
church gave a very pleasant surprise
on Miss Cora Getter last Saturday
night before she left on Monday to
finish her course at Whitewater nor
NAL
III. K. Rogers and family drove in
Saturday from a motor trip through
southern Wisconsin. With them came
Capt Buffers from Madison for a few
hours stay among friends in the old
home.
Mrs. John Dewitt of Viola spent
Thursday with Mrs. T. E. Gorsuch.
She had been visiting with her daugh-
ter at Kellogg, Minnesota, and at the
Forrest Perkins home in Lacrosse in
terviewing the new boy.
You don't need to be afraid Of
coming to spend the evenings at Thos.
Peterson's store at Newton because of
not being able to see, as Tom has add
ed an electric light plant to his equip
ment and turned the night into day at
his popular store.
Now is the time to buy Winner
tanning mill. Clean and grade out
the best kernels of grain from your
entire crop to save up for seeding time. |
Chas- S. Slack & Co. are exclusive
General Agents for the Winner mills |
in Wisconsin and Illinois. Dealers are
ordering Winners in large lots and |
our prices are right.
Prof. e. J. Lake and family of
Champaign, Illinois, spent Saturday
evening with his uncle, John w. Lake. |
They were finishing an extensive mo-
.or trip, visiting Mrs. Lakes sister at |
Hudson, who accompanied them home. |
Prof. Lake has been twenty-five years
4 member of Illinois University facul-
~, except some time studying in Paris
1t the expense of the university.