Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-07
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDS

YOUR RELATlVES-FRIENDS
-Chas. Hauge of Wolf Point, Mont.
is here visiting for a short time.
-Lottie Graf of Cashton spent the
week end at the home of Paul F. Graf
MIR S. J. Paul and Dr. Haggarty
of LaFarge were in the city Tuesday.
John Bennett went to Lacrosse
Thursday to consult an eye specialist.
Keep in mind that the Viroqua
Egg Market viii soon have a poultry
car here.
"A new shipment Of Wolfe dresses
this week neat stylish models, at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrington drove up
from Viola Saturday and remained for
the celebration.
Ladies' SILK Half Hose for hot
weather Colors-white, black and
brown at Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mitby Of Cash
ton were guests at the Henry Running
home the Fourth.
Attorney A. F. Drew Of LaFarge
transacted business before the County
Court on Tuesday.
II. W. Davis came from Elmwood
to spend the week end with his son,
Cashier Henry Davis.
Mrs. VIM. Marx and Mrs John L.
johnson Of Cashton were in the city
shopping last Thursday.
Engineer Shirks declares to good
ness that he has ripe tomatoes and new
potatoes out of his garden Next!
-Paulson Brothers have the second
1ND0 Daira tsc1 Jc4oys IoIvtor,aA ~, thfg
state $685. now. Get in before the
raise
-Thelma Solverson is home from
Camrose, Alberta, to spend the sum-
mer She has taught there for two
years.
j. Harry Bullock preached at
Brush Hollow last Sunday afternoon
The next service will be held Sunday,
July 25.
Mrs. w. w Wigginton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Cutter at
Sioux Falls, S. d. She expects to be
there three weeks
The largest shipment of cars ever
received in New Orleans were Chevro-
let's and came via Government barge
line-Motor World.
-Adolph Sanwick and family drove
to Platteville Sunday. Mrs. Sanwick
and children will remain at the old
home two or three weeks.
Take a camera with you on your
trip. Then let Jasperson develop
your film and print your pictures. 1t
will be done to satisfy you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcillus Nelson.
Pearl and Myrtle Larson, and Miss
Matte Jaskson, motored to Madison
and Stoughton on the Fourth.
johnson & Vigdahl have Just re-
ceived and are displaying full line of
overalls, jackets and hose. They are
fine values. Call and see them. o
The sale at Edward Lind's shoe
shop will continue until all ladies
shoes are sold. Come and get a pair
at a good saving. All new stock.
IF you want to decorate the inter
Tor of your home why not use Saniflat.
the velvet finish paint that can be
washed. o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mike StOehr lost a crank for his
Studebaker car, Saturday, between his
place and Viroqua. Finder will kindly
return to him or to the Censor office.
You can get chocolate. straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
We will have a shipment of wall
paper for Living room, Dining room,
Bedroom and Kitchen, that will arrive
this week Prices are right. O. f.
Davis.
We were misinformed as to the
result of the Tate property sale last
week. J. A. Moen got the Masonic
Temple site at $4,000, l.. c. Boyle the
old beehive.
Prof Harry Pulver and family ar
rived from China Wednesday morning
to spend some time at the old home,
Harry is a professor in the govern
ment institute of technology at Shang-
hal.
Mr.. Allard Smith of Cleveland
came on Sunday for a brief visit with
his father-in-law, Col. c. NJ. Butt
Mrs. Smith, who has ben visiting here
returned home with her husband to-
day.
Probably the largest Young Peo-
| pies society gathering ever held ii
this county took place last Sunday al
Ole Alness' place south of town. A
most enjoyable afternoon was spent
proceeds $S057.
Mrs. W. f. Butt, late in 1917 sci
out row of Strawberries, a foot apart
and 60 in all, getting a small crop il
1918, fair crop IN 1919, and this yeal
with that row / #. wide picked IA!
quarts in l6 days
! Mrs John Dewitt of Viola spen
last week with her sister-in-law. Mrs
Levi Dewitt. at Liberty Pole Boil
ladies left this morning for LaCross,
where they will visit friends and rela
tiyes few days.
H. A. Smith and Alderman W.
! Groves were installed noble grand an,
vice grand at Saturday nights LO.O.F
session. and entertained the member.
with refreshments. Cecil Prindeu ant
| Grover Hay We're received into mem
| bership.
The butter makers of Verno,
county, about 20 in all, held meetiu.
lat the creamery July 4th. Mr.. Mich
elSop of Nestby was elected President
and W. W, Wiggiuton of Niroqua
Secretary. Their intention is TO hol,
monthly meetings and they have de
cided on Nlroqua as their central meet
ing place.
DR. and Mrs. Samuel Levey cam
from Chicago for the Fourth. expect
ing 10 spend a few days at the Roman
home, but were summoned back b,
professional duties on Tuesday. l
was Roses first visit home since he
marriage some months ago, and con
CALCULATIONS eff friends were warml.
extended