Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-04

Floyd Curtis is here from Mill
waukee to spend two weeks with par
ents and friends.
Miss Eva Anderson of Mt.Hope is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Paul Graf,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Snearley of
Ross returned from a visit with their
son, Ralph, in Illinois.
Some lady left sum of money at
Rogers store. Owner can secure same
by proving property.
If going to use any lumber for
repair or new work it will pay you
to buy same of Thayer.
The 0tteson and Williams fam
lilies motored to Lacrosse Sunday and
enjoyed picnic supper.
j. w. Thayer will at once add to
his stock of lumber, shingles, lath and
roofngs at satisfactory prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Nelson
and Henry Seller and Matte Jackson
motored to Lacrosse Sunday.
Robert, five-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Beck, was seriously
burned while building bon fire.
Russell Norris returned from La
Crosse Sunday where he had been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. N. A. Douglas.
Mrs. Thos. Weavil and son Russell
went to St.Paul on Wednesday Of last
week to visit with Mrs. Nj. l.. Hagen.
Miss Geneveive Dennis entertain
ed a few of her friends a few nights
ago in honor of her friend, Mr.. Thomp-
son.
Water Spar Varnish is an exterior
varnish and floor varnish that can be
washed with hot or cold water. o. E.
Davis.
Ben Brown left Tuesday to attend
convention of motion picture men at
Milwaukee. His family will return
with him Thursday.
.s-@-stssAIs jacobson, aelerl at 0stRen1's
store two years ago, now II Pelican
Rapids, Minnesota, . paying old
friends here visit.
DIR. Geo w. Minshall and family
went to Boscobel Thursday to attend
the fair. BoscobePs agricultural show
is the first of the season.
Miss Marie tombstone has resign
ed her position as stenographer for
Highway Com. Ristow, and returned
to her home at Lansing, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Graf and Miss
Eva Anderson motored to Necedah,
Friday, where Mr.. Graf attended a
meeting of county agricultural agents.
The NJ. E. aid society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Nirom Fosters di-
vision Wednesday Afternoon, August IL.
A general invitation is extended to all.
We viii have a shipment Of wall
paper for Living room, Dining room,
Bedroom and Kitchen, that viii arrive
this week. Prices are right. 0. Z.
Davis.
We have had sent US on sale for
80 days only, one lot of smocks, cot
ton waists and silk waists, which we
are able to offer at very low prices.
Rogers.
Rev. Martin Finstad is receiving
a visit from two Minnesota ministers
and their families-Rev. B. B. Os-
trem of Houston and Rev. Lutness of
Perley, this week.
DIR. Fortney ,Ruel Fleming and
Misses Bessie and Margaret McAuley
motored to Boscobel and Wauzeka
Sunday taking in the Fennimore-Wau-
zeka ball game.
L. L. Baptie and family rnotored
to Sparta Friday to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney of Wenachee, Washington,
and the party spent Sunday at the
HOi1t III WGStDy.
-Messrs. Melvin Hanson and John
Jackson and Misses Ella Nedland and
Gladys Englien spent Wednesday ev-
ening at the rome of Elef Hanson, it
being the birthday of Albert and Mel
win Hanson.
lis it time to renew your Ameri-
can Magazine, Saturday Evening Post,
Ladies Home Journal, Woman'S Home
Companion or ANY of your maya
zines? Phone me your subscriptions
TODAY. Howard Thayer, Phon 140.
Teachers institute will commence
in Viroqua on Monday, August 9, con-
tinuing for two weeks. Anyone who
can furnish board or room or both for
the teachers should Immediately no
tify Supt Geo. E. Sanford.
Friends were panied to hear that
Mrs. Geo. Hall of Salem Ridge passed
away at Lacrosse Wednesday. She
was operated upon Monday and had
not the strength to rally. The Halls
moved away from Viroqua about four
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson
dropped in on the Old friends Satur-
day. Charlie is branch manager for
Swift's at Spokane, and pressing du-
ties called him back Monday, but Mrs.
Thompson viii remain for several
days.
Sheriff Rogers took Gena Kidd Of
Cheyenne community to Milwaukee
school for girls Bernice Atkins ac-
companied them, and remained at
Madison to spend a few days with
Miss Flo Rogers, who is attending
summer school.
H. E. Goldsmith and family mo-
tored to Boscobel Sunday. While
there the editor had the pleasure Of
seeing the worst ball game he has
Witnessed, when BoscObel beat Prairie
du CHEN 25 to T. Zone Of old Sam
Mills games. for siTre.)
Mrs. Elef Hanson and Mrs. Err
land Hanson received the sad news
that their sister, Mrs. Loan, had pass
ed away at her home in Aneta, North
Dakota, after lingering illness. The
Loans formerly lived at Westby where
Mr.. Loan was Methodist minister
for some time.