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

%: G. Lewis of DeSoto was in
town Monday.
-Children's play and wash suits at
$i.69 at NJ. j. Felix.
Attorney Bennett is at Richland
Center trying case.
Alfred Johnsonof Westby is clerk
ing at Ostrem's store.
Ben Nuzun and family of Tomah
are visiting the old home.
Il. L. Baptie and Verne Slack
drove to Hub City Monday.
-One-fourth off on all summer
dresses at Suttle & Tate's.
Louise Mcintosh is assisting at
Towner's store for few days.
DIR: Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bark building. Phone g.
&c; W. Vergeront of Onalasca Wis
tied his brother Ray, a Few days.
-Thayer offers a lot of lumber at
Milwaukee depot at bargain prices.
"A handsome line of neekwear
just opened up at Suttle & Tate's.
Get your salt at Romans Grocery
while they have a good supply on hand
Ole o. Tuhus and VIM. Hook and
families motored to LaFarge Sunday.
Rev. Harris and family drove to
LaFarge on Monday to visit Rev Raj
ston.
"A son of Thos Thompson fell from
tree last Friday and broke both
forearms.
Mrs. L. L. Baptie and family
spent Friday and Saturday at Westby
with the Sorley family.
Come in and see the beautiful au-
tomobIle robes we're showing. The
Blue Front, Ellefson & johnson.
Ole Sherry fell and broke an arm
last Tuesday. Certainly an affection
for a busy farmer at this season.
-Jiggs in Society, adapted from
Geo. McManus' comic Bringing Up
Father, at the Star Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Myrtle Larson is enjoying a
vacation from duties in the Nuzum
office, spending the time with an aunt
in Rockton.
Last Sunday car of Richland
Center people turned turtle near that
city, seriously injuring some of the
occupants.
B. S. Abraham and wife of Port
land, Oregon, left Monday after spend
ing week with his brother-in-law,
John Stewart.
Miss Mildred Franklin came down
from Lacrosse Saturday to visit Mary
Graves and other old friends, return
ing Wednesday.
Judge Mahoney leaves Sunday to
meet with the board of university re-
gents and make an inspection of state
experimental farms.
Stanley Sweger, a cousin from
Westby, and Dora and Ted Stevens
are spending a week in the northern
part of the state camping out.
patTl Gaboaffa, Of nnCnko H.oAIa,.
of Berlie, received a bad blow in the
eye while warming up at DeSoto for
the game with Ferryville Sunday.
Earl Witcraft and wife, Henry
Erickson, Ray Spellum and Miss EN-
ma Erickson spent Sunday at DeSoto
fishing for bass, getting some nice
ones.
We will have a shipment of wall
paper for Living room, Dining room.
Bedroom and Kitchen, that will arrive
this week. Prices are right. o. E.
Davis.
Mrs. Paul Hanson is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Chas Mil
Ter, of EauClaire. Her husband and
son 0bert accompanied her and spent
a week.
Navajo couch covers in brilliant
Indian designs. These couch covers
are wonderfully useful and popular.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
The VIM. Fleming and Blaine
Wheeler families spent Sunday at the
river above DeSoto. The entire party
were i'll the next day with a slight at
tack of ptomaine poisoning.
-Lohma 55c coffee at SOC per pound.
Karma soc coffee at 47c per pound.
Best Grade of Peaberry cofee at 45c
per pound. Blue Label Karo syrup at
85c. The Daylight Store, C. H. Os-
trem.
Mrs. W. S. Morrison and son Ar
chic and Mrs c. E. Morley and son
Chauncey motored to Lacrosse Sun
day. Mrs. Morrison remained until
Monday with Mrs. C. j. Miller, who
is very i'll.
H. E. Rogers and family left by
ear Tuesday morning to spend few
days at the "Dells". Dorothy and
Louise Trowbridge are at Marshfield,
and will return with Mr.. Rogers
Thursday.
ALBION Henry, Emo Major, Perry
Nelson and Bernard Lewiston went to
Appleton by car Monday to locate
places for themselves when they be-
COHlc l<ctWIGlASS SOllGSG SGUGCiitS q
month hence
Mrs. Tom Beaver was called to
Albion, New York, by the death of
her uncle, Robert Stout. The old
gentleman was well known here, be-
ing brother of Stanley Stout. He
was past so years of age.
IS. F. Taylor and family came
down from Barron Wednesday. Mrs.
Taylor is a sister of Mrs. Herb Wea-
viii, and a neighbor of Rev. Harris
while the pastor was ct Barron. The
three families pieniced at the park.
Mrs. A. j. Lathrop came from
Wausau for short visit at the home
of Editor and Mrs. F. H. Graves. On
Wednesday Mrs. Graves and Mrs. La
throp left, the former to visit her sis
ter at IRON River, the latter returning
to Waus au.
"A pleasant surprise was given
last Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Charlie Miller of EauClaire, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul Ham
son. A delicious lunch was served
and purse was given her as token
of remembrance of her trip.
Electrician Henry Seller has been
having a serious time for a few days
from infection of tonsils and a wis
dom tooth. He is at home in La
Crosse and we're sure glad to report
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