Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01
YOUR RELATIVES

Se1ASol1Oy a. DIOW0 MuSlc store.
Henry johnson is back at work
after vacation at Soldiers Grove.
H. j. and Geo. Kapanke of Chase
burg were here Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Re-
treat were IN town on business Thurs
day.
Miss Dora Olson resumed work at
the creamery Friday following vaca-
&C. E. johnson drove to Blooming
ton, the old home, Sunday, returning
Monday.
Just the article for supper at the
park-picnic and lunch sets complete
at o. E. Davis.
Three big blue biplanes passed
over elroqua Saturday morning head
ed southeast.
F. G. English motored from Min
neapolis TO join his family here, ar
irving Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Robinson is at home
and doing nicely following operation
at La Crosse.
ZAllene Solverson accompanied P.
r. Knutson and family to Pettibone,
North Dakota.
WIN. Graham of Groton, South
Dakota, son of Lemach Graham, was
here to pay his father a visit.
Chris Weber and wife returned
Friday by car from a pleasant visit
with relatives in South Dakota.
Alfred Dregne and Annail Sherry
mOtOred to Rusk county and visited
with Carl Dregne at Ladysmith.
Buick Dealer c. Nj. Clark is in
Flint, Michigan. He will return with
one Of the beautiful 1921 Bucks.
-Erna Doering is here from La
Crosse for weeks visit with Miss
Carol Mork and '.Duke" Doeriig.
See our latest styles in cloth hats
for fall. They're alive, boys. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Our Elmbo monographs are sec
ond to none. They are the best on the
market. Come and see. Froiland &
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder, Miss
Ruth Rogers, and Superintendent San
ford and family motored to the state
park Thursday.
Ladies and misses fall and win
ter coats, new models, styles, colors,
and materials, now on display at the
Farmers Store.
Henry Weber is enjoying a vaca-
ton from duties on the Southeastern
as throttle puller, spending the same
in South Dakota.
Il. E. Wagner passed through the
old home Monday enroute to Lady
smith and other points in the north
ern part of the state
-Supt. A. w. Zellmer drove over
from Richland Center Monday with a
load of personal effects. He will move
his family here next week.
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pennell's restaurant. 22-tf
September 9th to 18th is Round
Oak week. The Sauer Hardware of
fers all Round Oak goods at 715 per
cent discount during that time.
Michael Stoehr loaded up some of
his prize Duroc Jersey hogs Saturday
and headed for the state fair Here's
hoping he brings home the ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Larson drove
to La Crosse Monday, taking Mrs. w.
d. Lind and children on the first lap
of their journey home to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Ewing of Sill
yer Lake, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Bennett of Sylvan, drove in and
spent Friday at the G. B. Fisher home.
Mrs Susie Chatfeld left Monday
for Waukesha to spend few days
with her daughter, after which she
will make her home at Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas.
Remember "To sow a thought is
to reap an action" Your first action
should be to send for our catalog,
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cox of Seattle
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Hopp. They came Friday and will
also visit at the old home near Ro-
nance.
--Breakage of machinery at the ell
ectric light plant plunged the city in
darkness Sunday night 1t was most
fortunate that beautiful moon was
shining.
Ernest otteson returned Thurs
day from Rochester hospital, minus
his appendix and looking somewhat
the worse for wear, but will soon pick
up again.
How about that family group pic
ture? Such picture will be worth its
weight in gold few years from now.
Come in today. Jasperson will do the
job just right.
IL you want to know anything
about Osteopathy, go to an osteopath.
he knows more about his science than
any person who has not made thor
ough study of it.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher take
their daughter, Velma, to Wausau to-
morrow, where she enters business
college. They drive on to Waupun to
spend few days.
The Censor acknowledges very
pleasant call from Ex-Governor Gil
lette of California, who spent Friday
and Saturday in Viroqua and LaFarge
reviving old home ties.
Editor and Mrs. Goldsmith and
Mrs. Sine motored to Soldiers Grove
and Boscobel Sunday. Francis Gold
smith and Miss Elizabeth Schmirler
returned with them.
Miss Darline Anderson left last
week for Iowa, where she will teach.
She will stop & few days in Mankato
with relatives before going to visit
her uncle, Roy Primmer, at Sioux City
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ers of the World have it in their new
policy. See James Sterry, Secretary.
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James Ernest is nursing bad
bone felon. Some affection for far
mer in tobacco harvest. His son,
George, Of Dakota, Minnesota, came
today from La Crosse to recuperate
nom an operation on one of his eyes,