Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-19
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDS

lNiSlted WIN VIENNA Ientnorn over
Sunday.
Judge Mahoney went to Hillsboro
Monday night to conduct regular term
of county court.
Mrs. S. B. Gates and son of Maus-
ton visited old Viroqua friends the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Ethel Bruce returned to her
home in Greenwood after several
weeks spent in this city.
Don't get 2 divorce until you see
MY Husbands Other Wife" at the
Star Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Thompson drove over from
Hillsboro and is spending a week with
his mother, Mrs. N. j. Bort.
For Sale-Ford touring car in
good condition. Inquire of Herman
| Steenson, South Main street.
Mrs. Lucy Hepler returned to La
Fargo after spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. knutsOn.
"A delightful comedy drama. "An
Amateur Widow, tomorrow night,
Thursday at the Star-I0-20c.
Tailor Powell goes to Chicago
Saturday to negotiate for the setting
of some of his poems TO music.
IF you want a quick drying auto
paint use auto gloss; one coat does the
Job. 0. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Knutson, Miss
! Phoebe Gross and Miss Susie Thomp-
son were recent LaFarge callers.
Monroe Reed has moved onto the
James Beaver farm on Dach Ridge and
will work the same this summer.
| DIR. and Mrs. Wade Harrington
drove over from Viloa Sunday to visits
home folks and attend the ball game.
| e. J. FELTON, sold the Elmer Haug-
en- farm in town Of Harmony to Lars
Lothen. The so acres went for SIG, 900
New arrivals in mems cloth hats.
Plain colors and fancy mixtures at the
| BLUE Front Store, Elefson & john
son.
Il. L. Baptie went to Lacrosse
Monday to meet his wife and baby,
who return from long visit in the
state of Washington.
Sumner school will begin Monday,
June 21st, offering first and second
grade branches. Detailed announce
ment will appear later
Don't forget the Springville Home
, Talent play at the Opera House next
Wednesday night. Seats on sale Mon
day at Dahl's.
AT the Farmers store you viii fine
very nice line Of ladies skirts in silk
and wool, and figured yoiles in all the
latest patterns.
; "A clean face and steam towel
used on each and every customer al
Denning & Crume's barber shop, un-
der Lindemann's bank. 1872
BEST in the long run" is the slo.
gan which sells Goodyear tires. Al
the Larsen garage you can get then
fnv. N eh Oh fkr al
Mr. and Mrs w e. Bishop re.
turned Friday from the west where
they were called on the sad mission OF
! helping to lay away his brother.
If you want 70 decorate the inter
ior of your home why not use Sanifiat
the velvet finish paint that can b.
washed. o. +. Davis Drug Store.
-Viroqua experienced a seige Of
, gypsies last week-gaudily bedecked
dirty, swarthy "queens" giving MAR
street the usual "once-over". Did they
get any of your small change?
w. b. Gilman is not going to b'
without modern conveniences at hi
recently purchased Bud store, having
bought a Willys-Light electric plan
from B. F. Root, Viroqua dealer.
Several auto loads of folks de
scended on Mr.. and Mrs. Anton John
son, Sunday, and helped the worthy
couple fittingly celebrate their colder
wedding anniversary, leaving purse
of $4,000
Miss Marie Sanwwick is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Julia Flikke chief nurse
of Army and Navy hospital at Ho
Springs, Arkansas Mrs. Flikke hal
been assigned Philippine service ant
will sail from San Francisco the 5tl
of June.
Shades of Izaak Walton! Georg
Groves hooked four-pound 22-incl
German brown trout Tuesday ant
brought him to gaff after hard tussl,
with a six-ounce fly rod And tn
selfish thing refuses to tell where h
caught the beauty
Late Harris takes exception oil
three counts to our claiming that hi
haircut was a sign of spring. Firstly
he had a shave as well as haircut
Secondly, his hair was getting so Ions
he couldn't comb it. Thirdly, it hal
had no effect on the weather.
Rev. Harris filled the DeSoto pull
pit Sunday morning. Next Sunday tn,
Rev. T. o. Mork will perform the SAM
service. Rev Roseland preached fol
Rev. Harris. All this because Re-
Pow of DeSoto is paying bally oil
Hingland a visit, don't you know.
Chris Sather was down from
Westby this week looking after hi
newly acquired property north o.
Mullins store. He plans to open /;
meat shop there. Mr.. Sather runs {
shop at Westby and of course intends
to continue it, He enrolled as Cen
sor subscriber
implement Dealer John Stewart
returned from Madison and GAINESVILLE
last Wednesday. He encountered ex
IRENE difficulty in getting machinery
and says the factories are all sold out
of machines and material, with II
per cent advance in price of steel al
Iready staring them in the face.
Rev. H. F. Schulz of Toledo, Ohio
one of the workers at the state head.
quarters at Madison, Of the Lutheran
World service campaign presented his
cause in an eloquent address at the
Viroqua Lutheran church Sunday even
ing. Rev. J. o. Holum of Westby
county chairman in this drive and Rev
/. M. Roseland also spoke.
Clerk Of Court A. ID. Helgeson
and daughter, Mrs. Grover, drove 10
the Leonard Spangler home eight
miles east of Viola on Sunday, where
Mrs. Grover viii spend a few days
prior to her leaving for Washington
state where she win engage in civil
service work. Dir. Spangler has just