Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-02
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

E. E. Null and Martin Thompson
drove to Houston Sunday.
Miss Hazel Lake is now employ
ed at Sellers electric shop.
Mrs. H. f. Packard went to Min
neapolis to visit relatives.
Herb Chapman was over from
Hillsboro on business a few days.
Francis and Margaret Older spent
Friday at Sparta visiting friends.
Ladies' patent nd kid 5000
pumps, special, $6.45 NJ. j. Felix.
Good Advice, see down on the
Farm, Star, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley of Spar
ia spent Sunday with C. NJ. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Proctor. Jr.,
drove to Lacrosse on business Friday.
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store
First-class tailoring and dry cleaning
Mrs. c. NJ. Morrison is here from
Lacrosse to spend few days among
fri ends.
"A large number of Viroqua people
drove to Soldiers Grove and took in the
Pall game Sunday.
We are glad to notice Alva Jen-
nlngs once more up and around after
serious illness.
Miss Kate Goodell returned Sat
turday from several weeks with rela-
tives at Chicago.
Get your sugar for canning at
Surenson & Thompson's, 100 pounds
or less, while it lasts.
james Fleming and +. NJ. Min
shall are delegates to Odd Fellows
grand lodge at Milwaukee.
You can get 100 pounds of sugar
at Surenson & Thompson's. Prepare
now for the canning season.
-Women's silk Georgette and crepe
de chine waists, short sleeves at S495
and $685. See NJ. J. Felix.
Slip ring on her finger this
month of June, my boy-and get it
at Carl c. Goes jewelry store.
Mrs. c. C. Brown leaves today to
spend the summer with her sister Mrs.
Ripley, at Spokane, Washington.
-F.A.Chase and family drove down
from Lacrosse Friday and stayed over
Memorial day with Viroqua friends
Word was received here last week
of the death of Glen McLees, son of /.
S. McLees of Manhatten, Montana
When we say we have something
unusual we mean it. Down on the
Farm" is an unusual comedy drama.
A. w. Ady and wife drove from
Zimmerman, Minnesota, Friday for a
visit with Mrs. Amos Green, returning
today.
Edwin Riley of Woonsoeket, South
Dakota, is here visiting numerous rel
atives and friends of school days in
Viroqua.
Wear your old clothes when you
come to see Down ON the Farm" as
you will wear them out laughing at
Down on the Farm"
Ed Norris dropped in on old
friends Saturday night, remaining
over Memorial day. He is leader of
three Minnesota bands.
See the wonderful child actor and
the dog with a human brain in down
on the Farm" Their picture is on an
other page of this paper.
Frank Anderson and T. Fortney
came together on one of the turns near
Mason City Saturday evening. Both
cars sustained minor damages.
Mrs. Sherwin of Ashland, Oregon
spent Sunday with the Hazens. The
Sherwins will be remembered as run
ming drug store here in the old days
Wise tobacco growers use sodium
nitrate on their beds and in their
planters. 1t pays for itself hundred
times. You can get it at Dahl's drug
store.
"A number of gentlemen who for
merly made good use of the Masonic
club rooms, now have small quarters
over the Bank of Viroqua, where the
congenial spirits meet.
You are never too old to learn
business methods, bookkeeping, short
hand and typewriting. Write Manka-
to, Commercial College, Mankato
Mimi, for free catalogue.
john Sanwick, w. NJ. Smith and
Ole Eide of Liberty Pole drove Fords
home from Detroit, Tom and Albert
Sanwick and Joe Harrison of that vi
cinity being the owners.
Friends of Pastor and Mrs. j.
Harry Bullock rejoice with them in
the arrival of six pound girl, the
event taking place at Lacrosse hospi-
tai Thursday evening at six o'clock.
Martin Anderson has sold to Chas.
Burkhardt the Lloyd johnson place
which he purchased two weeks ago.
This makes his second recent property
change, having sold his old home to
Chris Thompson, who now occupies
the same.
Joseph Pennell came from La
Crosse to spend Memorial day season
with his old comrades. He has dis
posed of his real estate holdings in
Lacrosse and Mrs. Pennell is passing
some time in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith arrived
from Madison to make Viroqua their
home. They are arranging the new
Sathe bungalow for occupancy. Mr..
Smith will become identified in the
Eckhart- Dyson business interests.
Owing to crippled transportation
and non-arrival of cattle, the big
Guernsey sale scheduled for Saturday
of this week will be postponed until
a week later-Saturday June IL.
Hadn't you better replace those
old wire gaps with real gates before
haying time? Time will be precious
then and Can't Sag Adjustable gates
viii surely save it for you. They sell
them at Nuzum's.
Elijah Tilton came to spend a few
days with Mrs. Amos Green and be with
the old comrades on Memorial day.
Mr.. Tilton is So years young, a half
century of these being spent in Viro-
qua, ten years as poor commissioner
and twelve as "yillage" chairman.
--Rollin Norris and Donald CalIman,
young lads of about ten years, rode
TO Viroqua from West Salem on bicy-
cles last Friday, being on the road
from 900 a. m. to 8 p. m.
&C. H. Asplund brought in and left
with the Censor editor a curiously
shaped stone resembling a shoe which
he found in fhe he'd of tba craeL yaar