Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28

in the loss of his house by fire.
The Griffin and Wolfgram famil-
les went to Lacrosse and spent Sun
day with Paul Lawrence and family.
Gilbert Powell came from Chica-
go Sunday to spend a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Powell.
Mrs G. f. Nowatney and two
daughters are here from Milwaukee.
Earl comes in few days to visit old
friends.
When you want good kodak,
Jasperson has it. Come and see.
And he'll show you how to operate it
properly
Archie Davidson, Lands Lathrop,
Harry Frieze and John Creeden mot
ored over from LaFarge on business
Saturday.
The dropping of cipher in John
Denning's ad last week made him Of
fer Ford roadster at $45. The miss
take is ours.
Mrs. J. ]. Swiggum of Ferryville
spent a few days visiting her daugh-
tiers, Mrs VI. j. Nelson and Mrs. M.
A. Peterson.
Carl Anderson Of st. Paul visited
with Viroqua friends last Saturday.
He and his brother Tom, were former
Niroqua tailors.
Miss Latta has installed in her
restaurant a new Armour fountain and
is now ready to cater to your wants
in the soda line.
If you win use l part Besto Dip
and 2 parts kerosene and spray your
stock, you win not be bothered with
flies. o. E. Davis.
See some of those fine farms near
Westby before you buy. Something to
select from. Inquire of T. J. Thor
son & Son, Westby. 90-2
Otto Thompson sold his 40-acre
farm on Asbury ridge, to Robert
Swenson, who has been renting the
same since last spring.
Mrs. VIM. A. Corbett and daugh-
ter Mary Elizabeth, of Columbus,
Ohio, are here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Wise.
We have just received splendid
assortment Of neckties. Come in and
look them over. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Wanted, good all-round carpenter
shop man for cabinets, interior wood
work, screens etc. Write fully. Adj
dress Contractor, GO Censor. 29-2
Olaf Moen, formerly of Westby,
graduate of Viroqua high school,
now a lawyer at Portland, Oregon,
spent last week in Viroqua.
You viii be satisfied with both the
quality and the price of any watch,
ring or article which you buy at the
Carl c. Coe jewelry store. Call and
| see.
Clerk Harry Potts resumed work
at the postofiice today after enjoying
an 1S-day vaeation-his second for the
summer, because of taking none last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crook and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Biddison motored to
Minneapolis last week TO visit with
DIR. Fred Hayes and family and other
relatives.
u. E. Knutson of Bristow sustain
ed painful injuries when one of the
three poles supporting hay fork
broke and he was struck by the other
two on the neck and limb.
| Ira Casperson, Scott Curtis, Ole
| Fjosne, Hugh Buchanan, Pet Morri-
son and Cheever Fisher went to Mil
waukee Tuesday and drove back Ford
cars, arriving Thursday.
| Miss Leona Jackson went to La
Crosse last Monday, to accompany her
sitter, Miss Selma, who is attending
| Normal school, on a steam boat ex-
cursion given students.
Ed Peterson and Will Gilman and
I families went TO Leland to visit with
| p. K. Peterson, returning Sunday.
They went by way of the "Dells" max
ing the trip in Eds new Studebaker.
w. F. Lindemann and family mo-
tored to Boynden, Iowa, Tuesday, re-
turning Saturday, spending the time
with Mrs Hettie Bolstad VIII made
the 315mile trip in about twelve hours.
Father Brown narrowly escaped
serious injury near Rising Sun, Sun
day, while on a sick call with one of
his parishioners. The team ran over
an embankment, upsetting the buggy
and dragging them several rods.
Through a slight accident, l.. +.
Null had TO leave his car at the side
Of the road one night recently. In
the morning it was discovered that a
wheel and tire and all tools and per-
sonal belongings in the car had been
stolen.
How times do change. Says the
Boscobel Dial: Twenty years ago
people ran out into the street TO see
the novel sight of an automobile go
ing by Today they do not dare ven
ture into the street for fear Of being
run over by EN-"
-Agrim Thompson has been at La
Crosse where ne was operated upon.
His extreme al e, past 30 years, makes
it a serious matter, but he is doing as
veil as could be expectd. Mr. and
Mrs Louis Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Thompson have been with
him at different times
Mr.. Andrew Mellem Of Viroqua
wishes to announce TO. his many Yer
non county friends that he is now as
ISOLATED with the Peter Newburg
Clothing Co. Of Lacrosse where he
viii be pleased TO meet them any time
they are in the city This concern is
now holding a Big Clothing Sale Civ
ing a z0gs discount on all mems and
boys suits and oyercoats, 1872