Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18

ESAIt WAISTS anu bIOuSSS. Quite a.
Tate's.
"A new stock of cotton and wool
blankets arrived this week at Suttle
& Tate's.
Paul Beck is recovering nicely
from his severe burns, at the hospital
in Lacrosse.
Theodore johnson has moved into
the Eckhart house west of the South
eastern depot.
Editor and Mrs. j. t. Hage of
Westby spent Sunday with Attorney
Lawrence Grimsrud
-Thayer has good stock of IA
and is foot tamerac and oak plank,
suitable for bridges.
Mrs. Theo Luedtke and daughter
Theima were guests at the B.C.Brown
home the past week.
Miss Agnes Thompson of Viroqua
spent the week end with Mrs. Geo. H.
Hauge on Dach Ridge.
H. b. Warner in Haunting Shad-
ows, from the House of a Thousand
Candles, Monday and Tuesday.
Andrew Anderson of Zumbrota,
Minnesota, formerly of Newry,is spend
ing few days in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. j. Smith is receiving a
visit from her sisters, Miss Minnie
Bloom and Mrs. NOLAN of Minneapolis
Men! Don't forget that johnson
& Vigdahl can supply all your needs
in overalls, jackets, shirts and socks.
Mayor L. M. Roseland and family
returned Monday from weeks out
ing at the Bekkedal reso.t at Lake
Minocqua.
Among those who enjoyed ride
in Mrs. POtter's aeroplane at the Fen
nimore Big Days was Melvin Hoover
son of Folsom.
"A. N. Asbury of White River,
South Dakota, is here visiting j. A.
Tewalt. He was a resident here six
teen years ago.
Miss Latta has installed in her
restaurant new Armour fountain and
is now ready to cater to your wants
in the soda line.
Have you seen those fine Elgin
wrist watches which Jeweler Carl c.
Coe has Just received !? Better drop
in and inspect them.
ID. E. Slack drove to Richland
Center Monday. Rachel and Julia
Ross returned with him to spend a
week here with Mrs. Slack.
"A carefully selected piece of jew
| elry does wonders in improving a per-
sons appearance. Let Carl c. Coe
advise you in the jewelry line.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bohn autoed
here from Baraboo to spend two weeks
at the Chris WEIGH home on Pleasant
Ridge. Theeladies are sisters.
Ernest Otteson was well enough
to leave the hospital at Rochester
Monday, but will remain there for a
week taking further treatment.
Until August 28th can take sub
seriptions to the Illustrated World at
$500 year. 1t Twill cost you $500
later. Howard Thayer, Phone 40.
President T. o. Mork and family
returned from a ten day vacation trip
in Iowa. They called on Mrs. r. A.
Preus (Tainter) while in Mason City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole jackson and
daughter Leona left Wednesday for
Stoughton, making the trip by car,
where they viii spend a week with
| friends.
WIN. r. Atkins has sold his resi-
dence near the court house to John
Hum of West Prairie, and has moved
his family into the VIM. Webb house
north of the grist MILL
Martin Fortney and wife of Lib
erty Pole drove to Wheeler to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Fortney. Ar
thur Swangstu is in charge of the
store during their absence.
---Jeweler Ed Harrington has just
received some very nifty beveled
French plate mirror plateaux. They
are very fine specimens and you had
better call in and see them.
Boys $1.50 canvas shoes $1.15;
children's canvas slippers Use; $3.50
and $4.00 ladies' slippers and pumps
$2.5S; canvas slippers $1.5S; mems
work shoes 1888. C. H. ostrem.
-Munsing summer underwear for
ladies'. FAN closing price 25c off
each suit. AS the Munsings have not
lowered their prices on cotton union
suits for 1921, it win pay you to pur-
chase now. Rogers.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson
and sons, WenZel and Leighton, mo-
tored to Oxford last Saturday and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n.
+. Skundberg, spendingia day at the
Dells on their return trip.
Sherman Sherry took Chris Han
son of Harmony town to Lacrosse
| Saturday afternoon. He was operat-
ed urcn for appendicitis Monday and
is getting along nicely. c. p. Hage
went up to see him Tuesday.
The Rev E. Harris goes to Sparta
Sunday evening to give an address
at the outdoor community meeting
which will be held there. These meet
iings are held each Sunday evening
and are addressed by visiting speakers
of all denominations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torger Steenson of
/ Osseo, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Einar Hooverson, of Folsom. Mr..
Steenson who Is well known here is
engaged in the clothing business at
/ Osseo, which is located in one of the
richest sections of this state. One of
the states largest milk condensories
and very large canning factory have
been erected there lately.
Miss Belle Ady of Sparta, county
/ president of the W. c. 7. u, who has
} lust returned from attending the
Worlds Convention of the W. c. 7. Z.
at London, spoke at the Christian
church Monday evening, taking the
/ audience TO the battle fields, Chateau
/ Thierry, Argonne, Yerdun and the sit
/ les of Rheims, Chateau Jhierry, Yer
dun and Metz. Also England, Scot.
land, France, Italy, Switzerland and