Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDS

New shipment of Wirthmore
waists at Rogers.
IT C. Knutson made a business
trip to West Salem Monday.
Otto Brown and NJ. I. Vanderbilt
motored to Lynxville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Slack mot
ored to Semrod's near Blue River, Sun
day.
DIR. Baldwin and family and Mrs.
F. E. Morley drove to Lacrosse Sat
urday.
Drink pointer coffee. 1t makes
you feel good all day. Sold by Carl
NJ. Froiland.
John Stoll and Clint Nuzum went
to Flint, Michigan, and will drive back
new Buick cars.
| DIR. and Mrs. Harrington drove up
from Viola and spent Sunday at the
Ed Harrington home.
Stanley Sweger, Arnold Lind,
Pierce Qualy and Ernest Otteson drove
to Lacrosse Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davidson
mourn the loss of a babe, the little life
passing out Monday morning.
Lloyd Bekkedal and Dr. Fortney
went to Milwaukee Friday and drove
back fine new Packard car.
III. J. Gray has purchased 95-
acre farm near Tomah, and his son,
H. r. Gray, will run the place.
Three BARRIERS. No waiting at
Dening & Crume's barber shop, under
/ Lindemann's bank. 1888
Rev. J.B .Rutter was here the first
/ of the week, renewing old acquaint-
ances and on Inter-church business.
Rose Olson, ID. C. Chiropractor
! nrgno OF Mrr NJ K;a~sc
/ 5th house south of Christian church
Mrs Skundberg of Oxford drop
ped in on Viroqua friends and her sis
/ ter, Mrs. Jack Watson, for q few days.
/ Peter and Leo Denning drove up
from Crawford county, Thursday.
While here they renewed Censor dues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metz of Milwaukee
are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Branson Potts. The ladies are
sisters.
-Theo. Paulsen drove down from
Lacrosse and passed Sunday at home.
His father, Register of Deeds, Paul T.
Paulsen, is able to be up after a siege
with the grip"
If you want good thrifty tobacco
plants use Nitrate Soda on the beds.
Price 10c per pound at. o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
We are selling the Primrose
cream separator made by the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. See us before
buying that new machine. Buchanan
Bros. 15-tf.
"A clean face and steam towel
used on each and every customer at
Denning & Crume's barber shop, I'M
der Lindemann's bank. 1S1-3-*
Geo. Bush is in very critical con-
dition from pernicious anemia, and re-
coyery seems very doubtful, we regret
to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Shreve, Rev.
and Mrs. J. H. Bullock and Dr. c. d.
Mead drove to La Crosse Thursday,
calling on Mrs. Stanley while there.
The pastures are greening up and
farmers and gardeners are rejoicing
over the grateful showers of Monday,
following dry spell of several days.
Will McGill left Tuesday for La
Crosse. Oscar Swiggum now farms
the old McGill homestead in Franklin
town, and Will has been assisting him
since the purchase month ago.
! Charlie Yep, old time Viroqua
laundryman, is here for a few days
He is now located at Minneapolis.
| Charlie tells us that Sin Kee returned
away in his native land.
The freshman and Junior girls
! played the Sophomore and Senior lass
es a ball game at the fair grounds
Friday afternoon. Nora Sherry and
Frances Anderson did the twirling
The Freshies copied the big side of
the 10 to Is score.
-Iceman Jack Tewalt commenced
distribution of that cool commodity
Saturday-and scant demand for it at
that. He says that in his twenty-six
years in the business this is his first
year to start later than May LIST.
-Sterley May has moved to his new
home in the Butt edition and Fred
Longworth will soon occupy the May
place which he recently purchased.
Bliar Sherrick and family will occupy
the Webb house vacated by the Long
worth's.
Mrs. L. r. Krohn came here Mon
day to arrange for the sale of her
residence property, the old j. R. Spell
lum place north of Spullum's present
residence, to Gus Hook. He in turn
sold his property, the old SwitZer place
to Ole Furaas of Franklin town, who
will occupy the same this fall.
Friends in the city receive an
nouncement OF the marriage of Ber-
nard Sargent to Miss Elva Z. Orders
on Monday, May 3, at the brides home
at West jefferson, Ohio. They will
make their home at Chicago where
Bernard has responsible position in
the head Office of the Bell Telephone
Co. Bernard is worthy young man
and Viroqua friends extend hearty
congratulations
Editor Goldsmith and family mo-
tored to the old home at Boscobel Sun
/ day. Mrs. Louise Slime accompanied
them as far as Soldiers Grove. We
| keenly regret to say that the only
bad roads encountered on the trip were
in Vernon county. The roads of Craw-
| ford and Grant are like smooth velvet
floors, showing they were dragged at
just the proper time.
Spencer johnson was over from
Ontario Saturday on business. He
left the yearly dues at the Censor Of
| flee. Spencer carries the mark of a
machine gun bullet which entered his
cheek and emerged at the back of his
neek--a souvenir Of the war not soon
to be forgotten.
Mrs. Hayes has moved her house
hold goods to the Bringe home where
she will have rooms. James Snod-
grass and family are moving into the
place purchased from her, while Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Watson are painting
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