Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-25
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The services will be at Springville in
the morning at II; Bishop Branch at
| 3; Liberty Pole at g. May | ask that
| every one make an earnest effort to
close the year well.
Ice cream supper and lunch at Bish-
op Branch church Saturday August %.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible school will meet as usual next
| Sunday morning at 10. There will be
no morning or evening service.
On Thursday evening September 2,
Mr.. r. n. Cloyd of Indianapolis, Ind,
will give an address in the interests of
young peoples work in the church and
Bible school.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday school Sunday morning at
| TO- All welcome.
RAMBERG'S CHARGE
Services at the West Prairie church
on Sunday, August g.
HAMMERS CHARGE
The young peoples society of Zion
congregation viii meet at the home
of Alfred Froiland Sunday afternoon,
August 29, 1920. Everybody vel
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TIE Liberty Pole NJ z. society viii
nett at Mrs Will Hornby's at Who
ma Saturdays afternoon, August %,
for lunch
FINSTAD'S CHARGE
Services in Freeman next Sunday.
Young peoples meeting after the SER
vice. Lowering Of service flag, pro
gram, etc.
METHODIST CHURCH
A commission service for Miss Lii
| lian Kromrey, who is under appoint
ment to work for the Woman's Home
| Missionary Society Of the Methodist
church, will be held on Sunday morn
| ing at eleven o'clock. Addresses will
be given by Miss Kromrey, Mrs. J. o.
Anderson, Prof. McInnis and Mr. Har-
ris. Special and appropriate music
will be rendered by the choir in charge
of Miss Esther Williams. The SER
vice viii be a memorable one.
Miss Kromrey is the third mission
airy the local church has given to the
larger field. The other two are for
eign missionaries. Any church may
well be proud Of giving three young
people to the missionary work of the
church of God.
On Thursday evening at 1880 the
annual meeting for the election of the
officers of the Sunday school will be
held. The mid-week service viii fol-
low.
BORGEN'S CHARGE
Services at Zion Sunday, August %,
at 1920; Franklin at 3.
Ladies aid Thursday, August 26, at
o. T. Fortney's in Franklin. Mrs
Fortney and Mrs. Sam Solverson viii
serve.
Ladies aid at West Prairie at Erick
Anderson's on Friday, August q.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Mrs H. E. Packard and daughter
Dorothy are visiting Minneapolis rel
atives.
Don't forget the chicken dinner
next Wednesday evening at the NJ. E.
church.
Harry James and w. P. Morgan
and betterhalves are camping out near
Chippewa Falls for a week.
Ole Jackson, wife and daughter,
returned Tuesday from a trip to Madi-
son and Stoughton.
Mrs. N. A. Douglas and daughter
Lorna of Lacrosse are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norris.
Chairman M. Heidenrick of Union
and Frank Heidenrick of Bloom, Rich
land county, drove over on business
Tuesday.
When you want a good kodak,
Jasperson has it. Come and see.
And he'll show you how to operate it
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hauge, Miss
Leona Heck and Mr.. Clarence Olson
are spending the week at Madison and
other points.
Supervising Prin. Kingsley and
Agricultural Teacher Stanley Opsahl
of La Fargo drove over to Viroqua on
business Tuesday.
Keep inmind that the Sauer Hard
ware will offer some very alluring
specials during Round Oak week.
September 6 to IS.
If you will use / part Besto Dip
and 2 parts kerosene and spray your
stock, you will not be bothered with
flies. o. E. Davis.
--Jeweler Ed. Harrington has just
received the prettiest consignment of
bar and other pins you ever saw.
Come in and inspect them.
--Adolph Sanwick and wife andMrs.
T. T. Sanwick motored TO Waterloo
last week to visit the T. L. Tollefson
family, returning Saturday.
Alderman and Mrs. W. l. Groves
returned Monday night from a two
weeks trip embracing Racine, Chica-
go, Palatine and Trout Falls.
First publication August 4, 1926
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