Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-16
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

La Crosse.
= Gus. Morterud Of BIoomingdale
was IN the city Monday
Miss Suttle is at Rockford visit
ing relatives for a few days
Attorney A. Heinz was a profess
sional caller at Cashton Saturday.
Chairman Adolph Brye of Coon
Valley was in the city Friday.
-DeVerne Slack made business
"TRIP to Richland Center Wednesday.
: Protect Jour property from wind
storms. Insure with Powell & Dawson.
Mrs. r. VI. Macauley is spending
a week with her daughter at Wauzeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 3. Smell were at
Clinton, Iowa, to visit their son, Will.
| Arlene Solverson and Magdalene
Otteson are home from college at APP
pleton.
-R. w. Rogerson returned home
Monday from business trip to Dur
and, Wisconsin.
Florence Hall. Mildred Henry and
Bemetta Olson returned from Milwau-
ke Normal school.
Ruth Rogers is home from teach
ing duties in Montana TO spend the
summer vacation here.
WHY'S Light Dealer B. F. Root
will soon install light plant at Lewis
Fauske's farm south of Bud.
Pastor J. Harry Bullock went to
La Crosse Monday and brought back
his wife and baby daughter.
Miss Catherine Munson returned
home on Wednesday, having passed
a years teaching in Hartford high
school.
Miss Ada Forester of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Allen of GAINESVILLE spoke at
the Christian Church last Sunday
night.
/ Superintendent Neprud attended
a convention Of heads of Asylums and
poor farms of the state at Milwaukee
last week
It C. Knutson has just placed two
more young Holsteins on his farm,
making dozen of these fine pure-bred
cattle.
w. NJ. Groves drove to Rockton
Sunday to get his wife, who has been
visiting her brother at that place for
two weeks.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage of Miss Grace Getter and Mr..
Arthur Reaney at the Christian
| Church tonight
State University Commencement
exercises open Friday and continue
till next Wednesday. There are to
be 875 graduates. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Joyce left
I Monday for Minneapolis to be present
at the marriage of their daughter, lisa,
to a Duluth gentleman.
w. E. Lawton and family andMrs.
! kretsch motored to Boscobel Thurs
day. Mrs. Kretsch and VIM. Lawton
remained for visit.
A. E. Smith is attending Grand
( Lodge meeting at Neenah, Wis, as
the representative of the local lodge,
Knights of Pythias.
/ i'm the farm-for-sale advertise
ment of FELTON, & Haugen in last week
paper, the price was omitted. 1t will
be sold for S12,500.
DR. Baldwin and family drove to
La Crosse Sunday, Mrs. Baldwin and
children taking the train for visit at
| Montezuma, Iowa.
H. E. Jacobson recently sold a
Pure Bred Guernsey Bull, of May Rose
breeding, to Norris Bros. of La Fargo,
to head their pure bred herd
If you want to decorate the inter
Tor of your home why not use Sanifat.
the velvet finish paint that can be
washed. o. f. Davis Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Moseng of
Wheeler visited with Ole Moseng and
family John Moseng and Myrtle
Hetland returned with them for visit
Mrs. Doering formerly Lillian
Ellefson) of Darlington arrived Sat
urday to spend a few days with re-
latives in the city and Liberty Pole
DR.. c. d. Mead, wife and father.
drove to Richland Center Sunday and
brought back the Doctors mother who
will remain with them for some time
Singer, New Home and Free sew
ing machines for sale, and old ma
chimes repaired by Oscar Anderson
Readstown. 24-2
Mrs. Frank Wise, Mrs. Fred KEEL
| lieut. and Mrs. Mack Stout are in at
tendance at Baraboo at the w. r. C.
convention as delegates from Viroqua
lodge. Mrs. T. 0. Mork is also there
Mr.. Hedge Larson of the town
of Coon was a business caller in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Larson was form
erly a member of the county board,
and was the recipient of hearty greet
! ings from many of the members of
the board who served with him.
DR.. and Mrs. Wade Harrington
drove up from Viola to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Harrington, and attend funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Fish.
Father Brown, the new Catholic
priest for Rising Sun and Viroqua,
taught school inViroqua thirteen years
ago. Since then he has been an at
torney at Chippewa Falls, being or
dained only a short time ago.
Attorney and Mrs. H. P. Proctor,
Jr., drove to Black River Falls, where
/ he tried a case last week. Branson
Potts went with them, stopping off
| to fish for trout.
Kenneth Adams drove up from De |
Soto last Wednesday, bringing Mr.. Oh |
/ liver and Fred Lawson on legal bust |
ness. He made the trip in 1:10 COM
| ing and 1:05 going.
Mrs Julia Collins went to Milwau- |
kee Saturday and brought back her |
daughter. Bernice, who is suffering |
with rheumatism and operation for |
removal of tonsils.
Warmer weather means shirts |
! for out of doors. Make your selection |
! from the splendid assortment we have !