Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-29
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

/ Dance, dance, dance, Opera House,
big floor, electric fans. W
| Kenneth kuebler left Monday to
/ attend college at BeIoit.
ID. K. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
| Stoll 4 Groves, Phone Sc.
4 Tom Lem YES confined to his
home by illness last week
| When your clock refuses to tick.
let Carl c. Coe put the ego" into it.
| MIR. and Mrs. N. H. Nelson visit
/ ed friends in Lacrosse Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. III. A. White Of Eau
Claire are visiting at the Heindel home
The Rivers End, the real fea-
ture Of the fair, Star, Thursday and
Friday.
Charlie Waterman is seceiving a
visit from his brother, w. A. Water
man.
Mrs. Luther Allen visited at La
Crosse with Mrs. W. J. Hardie last
week
-Erastus Bowman and wife of
Sparta are here visiting relatives and
taking in the fair.
Our high school niEe went to Sol
diers Grove Saturday and lost their
| first game-6 to 3.
DIR. d. c. Miller and family NOV
ed to Marshfield where the doctor will
practice his profession.
Never were there such fine at
fractions as are now playing at the
Star and Opera House.
We want you to enjoy the Fair.
That's why the Star and Opera House
are offering the very best.
! Fair Feature, "The Rivers End,
at the Star Thursday and Friday. Pos
itively wonderful picture,
Remember the big dance at Ro-
mans hall fair week Mock's Jazz
Orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. j. E. Browning of Riverside.
Illinois, has spent several days at tho
home Of her cousin, T. 7. Sanwick.
Rose Olsen, D. c. Chiropractor,
Office at Mrs. S. M. Kier's residence
9th house south of Christian church.
III. P. Smith, nephew of Mrs. H.
P. Proctor Sr., spent Wednesday here
while enroute to Beloit to enter college
There is jewelry-and iewelry.
Carl C. Coe sells the kind that will
give you service and satisfaction plus.
Henry Steenson of Hannaford,
North Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs. Tor
ger Steenson of Osseo, Wis, were call
ed home by the passing of their father,
ii. II. Steenson.
Hurry! The Star Theatre opens
at 500 p. m. Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, during this week
Plenty of time to take in Brooks
shows.
Il have anumberof 9x12 and l1x12
seamless rugs, choice patterns, that
are from So to $40 below the present
markets. Oscar Anderson, Readstown.
Wis. 800
-Nels o. LaVold is moving from
Fort Atkinson to Lacrosse. Mrs. La
Void is spending few days here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Het-
land.
Vernon county hog industry was
represented at Lacrosse fair by Mich
ael Stoehr. Will Norris. Blaine Wheel
err and Supt. Sam Neprud.
Earl Vance went TO River Falls
Normal Saturday, + His mother, Mrs.
4. A. Vance, accompanied him as far
as Lacrosse.
20. N. Peck Of Austin, Minnesota,
old Viroqua business man, with Herb
Chapman 30 years ago, is renewing
friendships here.
II am prepared to do hemstitching
and picoting. Anyone wanting this
work done, send it to Mrs. Peter Ho-
Wind, 420 S. 10Th st. Lacrosse, Wis.
Clerk of Court A. .Eelgeson was
elected as member of the executive
board at the annual convention of
Mystic Workers at Omaha.
Clint Hazen and family of Tomah
and Mrs A. E. Burnside motored here
and spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hazen.
|
Two worthy Viroqua couples are
receiving much good natured jollying
over the fact that five b,owouts pre-
vented their getting home from Viola.
fair until two o'clock Friday morning.
Mrs. Seth DANES of Colby is Wis
iting her father, Luther Glenn. Rob-
ert Glenn and family OF Harlowtown
are also here for visit.
We just knew that A. u. Curry
couldn't stand it long. He has re-
turned to the first love, trading his
big BAT acre farm near West Prairie
for Froiland Brothers store near Stod-
dard.
Steamship tickets and foreign ex-
change to all parts of Europe on any
and all steamship lines, can be pro-
cured by consulting A. ID. Helgeson,
Clerk Of Court. Office in Court House
38-3
| M. ]. Nelson has moved into his
newly erected residence on Maple ST.
Anton Olson and family have occupied
the Williams house vacated by the
Nelson's while Frank Waldron will oc-
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