Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-22
YOUR fELATIVES-FRIENDS


--Selmer Kjos has returned to Mar
quette college.
--Lumberman Ben Nuzum was in
own Saturday.
DIR. Rose Olsen visited friends in
Sparta over Sunday.
Otto Sanwick left today for Mar.
quette dental college.
F! Mrs. S. Al. Kier and family visited
friends in LaFaFge Sunday.
-Towner has everything for schools;
better assortment than ever.
/ Merlin Patterson of Carter, Min
nesota, is elerking at 0strems'.
Attorney Heinz has moved his Of
flee into the First National Bank build
ing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davidson mo-
tored up from Soldiers Grove Satur-
day.
| johnson & Vigdahl still have some
of that good SOC grade coffee at 40c
a pound
Mrs. Henry Hanson speared her
hand quite badly with tobacco spud
Saturday.
&C. A. Groves spent several days
duck hunting and fishing at the river
last week.
Carl c. Coe attended jewelers.
convention in Chicago from Sunday
to Wednesday.
w. P. Fleming, R. W. Rogerson,
Kenneth Stewart and Grayden Slack
attended Gays Mills fair.
Jack Shreve and wife of Viroqua,
and Mr.. Kegley Of Hillsboro are visit
ing relatives at Fargo, North Dakota.
Ole Doxrud of Sparta spent Mon
day in Viroqua. Ole was a clerk in
Geo. Clarke's store over twenty years
ago.
IS. P. Bender and family motored
here from Madison and visited at the
Herb Weayil home. The ladies are
sisters.
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien and Mrs. Geo.
Koethe return to Chicago tomorrow
after two weeks spent at the E. NJ.
Nye home.
Geo. Henry, efficient carrier on
Route A, resumed work Tuesday after
vacation" Tobacco harvest and other
strenuous work consumed most of it,
Don't be afraid of taking chance
on Doing Right. When you attend
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, you are taking the right
chance.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Brown drove to
Lacrosse to attend opening of the new
theatre. Mrs. Geo. Griffin accompan-
led them to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Lawrence.
DIR. w. E. Michelet of Chicago
spent a week in Viroqua with friends
and relatives. The doctor was mem
Der of the clerking force in the old
Tate store in the 70's.
j. J. McKenna and wife drove
through on their way from Prairie du
Chen to Lacrosse where they have a
grain exhibit. Mrs, McKenna will re-
main at the parental home until after
our fair.
III. E. Anderson writes from Aber-
nathy, Texas: Been out and inspect
ed farm. sure looks fine, crops look
fine" Plan to go and see this fine
farming proposition leaving with
Chas. S, Slack last of this week. See
Slack for particulars.
The editor of the Censor spent
Sunday afternoon at the Heck home on
Dach ridge Ellis Schoonover and
Will Crook are doing a good job of
grading from the start of the road to
the end of the ridge at Chris Weber's
place All of the Heck farm buildings
and home have been adorned with a
coat OF paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ensrud re-
turned to Minneapolis after visiting
at the Hooverson homestead at Fol-
som. Mrs. Ensrud will be remember.
ed as Miss Elma Hooverson, who grad
uated from our high school and later
from St.0laf College. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Ensrud will this year study at
the Minnesota State University. -
MIR. and Mrs. Phillip Jacobus au-
toed to Taylor one day last week to at
tend the double wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Rumppe's two sons, which
occurred on the 9Th. Lester married
Frances Lucas of Taylor, and Earl
married Crystobal Jacobus of this city
Miss Jacobus is a graduate Of both
our High and Training schools,
teacher and a very estimable young
lady. The Rumppes were former
Cashton residents. Mrs. Rumppe be-
ing sister of Hon. D. F. Names of
Montana. Our congratulations and