Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
SHORT PERSONAL JO7TING

Paul Lawrence and family came
from Lacrosse for the celebration.
Get your salt at Surenson &
Thompson's. A car now on hand.
Charlie Franklin motored down
from Lacrosse to be at the celebration.
White wash satin, Good Quality,
New Price 1928 per yard, Rogers.
Miss Irma Jackson of Lloyd visit
ed with friends in the city the Fourth.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson came from
Sparta to spend few days here with
her husband.
Mrs. VIII H. Ady is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walsh in Merrill, Wis.
Miss Ruth Fleming returned Sun
day from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mack Hiles, at Onalaska.
Sundays Southeastern train was
derailed between Westby and Viroqua,
oceasioning quite little delay.
VIM. WEIGH came from Lacrosse
Monday to transact business at the old
home and enjoy the celebration.
Miss Jane Butt is at home for a
vacation. She took her III. A. degree
lat the University of Wisconsin in June
Editor f. H. Brown and wife came
from Casht0n TO visit at the j. A.
Moen home and take in the celebration
-Paulson Brothers have the second
1920 Paige roadster delivered in this
state. S1SS5 now. Get in before tine
raise.
No better place to buy your jewel
~ than at Carl c. Goes store. There
you'll find large stock at reasonable
prices.
If you win use / part Besto Dip
and , parts kerosene and spray your
stock, you will not be bothered with
flies o, f. Davis.
See the latest model in roadsters.
PaulsOn Brothers have just received
IA new Paige roadster, the second one
delivered in the state.
Mrs. Allard Smith, nee Beth Butt,
of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting her faith
er, Col. c. NJ. Butt. Mr.. Smith came
to be with her the Fourth.
Mack Brandon graduated from the
University of Wisconsin in June and
goes to Minnesota where he will teach
agriculture the coming year
One of the best stocks of ladies
and children's undergarments we have
ever shown may be seen on our count
The d. of 7. Club enjoyed pic
Their guests were Mrs Allard Smith,
Mrs. F. NJ. Towner and Jane Butt.
Mrs. c. D. Mead is at Lacrosse
for a weeks visit. Clyde and Angel
ina are at Spring Grove, Minnesota.
DR.. Mead and the dorg are patching it,
MIR. and Mrs. T. B. Potts returned
Thursday morning after spending two
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Van
E. Bell, in Canada, and week at Che
TEX.
Five big four wheel-drive trucks
Sundayed in Viroqua They were
part of a government allowance from
Milwaukee headed for southern Mime
sofa.
JAG kHenry, Chinese laundryman
has sold his business to Peter Medium
Jack intends to 90 to California where
he will visit his folks and then embark
in business there.
conditions unsettled" is the cry
everywhere. Make yourself secure by
taking course in the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, MINI. Send
for free catalogue.
Frank KnOwer has just returned
from Texas, after two months spent at
Pecos. His son, Lloyd, left this morn
ing to join Harold there, and the two
boys will run the farm
Leo and Karl Kretschmann, Miss
Lizzie Schmirler and Miss Francis
Seeman motored from Boscobel Sun
day, the ladies remaining for an in
definite stay at the Goldsmith home.
Your vacation trip is not complete
without Thermos bottle. Towner
handles the "Icy Hot Icy Cold" which
keeps contents icy cold three days or
steaming hot for "a hours. Get one.
w. P. Flemming and wife, Mrs. H.
NJ. Hanson, Miss Hannah Hanson and
Ruby Mellum, left Monday by car, the
Flemings to spend a week with Leslie
Slack at Bloomington, the others to
visit at Rockford.
Fred Rhodes and Gradon Slack
returned last Wednesday from de-
lightful three weeks trip through the
Yellowstone National Park. They say
its majesty and grandeur is beyond the
power of words to describe.
Mrs. Snearley receives word that
she is now grandma, 912 Id. daughter
having been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
r. White in Auborn, Washington, on
June 28th. Mrs. White will be re-
membered as Marie Asbjornson.
The Viroqua Egg Market will pay
you as much or more for your eggs
than any place in town. And the bet
ter your eggs, the better the price you
get. They grade all eggs, and have a
fine market for the better quality.
Mrs. Edith Lindemann writes
from Torch Lake that she and Kath-
airline are enjoying a restful time, and
that Mr.. Stephens and daughter, Pearl,
have just arrived, the latter having
been i'll and change of climate being
necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Colburn of
Rhihelander have been on an eastern
trip since the close of school. Mrs.
Colburn has returned home, but Mr..
Colburn will remain in New York City
for the summer session of Columbia
University.
Clyde and Angela Mead are at
tending the Young Peoples Training
School of the Churches of Christ being
held hits week at Lake Minnetonka,
Mimi They left on Sunday Young
people will be in attendance from Iowa
the Dakotas, Canada and Minnesota.
We regret to learn that on Sunday
June 20, George F. Johnson's big base
ment barn was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground, together
with all contents except a team of
horses. His loss is a heavy one and
only partially covered by insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shields and
daugAter, Juanita, drove over from
Ma1a~aine Sunday and remained for
our 4th of July celebration. Miss
C..4cfI r,-Lo hoe Eaar, 7-iof4fpr, -, Md