Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-06

milwaukee.
Mrs. ]. w. Lucas returned home
Tuesday from visit with relatives
at Des Moines.
Sheriff Rogers conveyed John
Topper of Redmound to Mendoza hos
pital Monday.
III. E. Rogers and wife, John We.
Der and Mrs. Truesdale motored to
Lacrosse Tuesday.
All wool, heavy single blankets
size 66xS0, suitable for autos or beds
Price $3.50 to $500. Rogers.
Clarence Olson and Leone Heck
mctored to Wilton Sunday, taking
Mabel Olson back to her school.
Mrs. G. r. Seal returned Wednes-
day to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, af-
ter a weeks visit at the old homes
Rudolph Skaaland was in town
on business Tuesday, coming in from
Esofea on his motorcycle in eight min
utes.
S. B. Lyons and wife of Charter
Oak, Iowa, are spending two weeks al
the Chris WEIGH home on Pleasant
Ridge.
Mrs Charlie Thompson started
home for Seattle last week. She stop
ped at Minneapolis to see Geo. McGon-
igal and family.
Louis Walters team made a live
ly dash east on Decker street Mon
day The wagon and harness were
badly broken up.
Rain is much needed. Fall plow-
ing is being interfered with because
of hard soil, and tobacco would cure
out better with little moisture.
-Collegian suits, the clothes that
keep you looking your best. Drop in
to-day and look them over. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shafor, sor
and daughter, came from Lacrosse
for Sunday visit with Mrs Charles
Weber, at the d. F. Allen home.
= Mrs. Ray Vllcreson ard baby re.
turn home to Harrison, Missouri
Thursday after a visit with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole T. Fortney.
Mrs. o. G. Brown and Merle Cow
den went to Milwaukee Thursday to
hear the Victor Artists Company in
the interests of Victor machines and
records.
Lady Mystic take noticel The
Mystics are going to have a covered
spread October IL. "Nuf sed". Be
there: Installation Of officers, and
other business.
-Syver Yttri has purchased the
Walter Johnson farm in the town OF
kickapoo and is moving onto it today
1t is fine modern place with furnace
and electric lights.
--Chas. S. Slack e. Co. are still sell
ing the Howell Roller feed mills. They
have No. lib roller mill with eleva-
tor on display also a size o roller mill
and bolter combined
And it is now The Viroqua Meat
Co., Henry Anderson deciding to 20
back into the shop in partnership with
Messrs. Bootsma & Noggle. That g.
horse team ought to make business
hum.
Mrs. E. Donnie returned to Mil.
waukee Monday after a years resi-.
dence in Viroqua. Mrs. Alice White
OF Jackson, Tennessee, returned with
her after visiting her sister, Mrs. Fro.
hook.
Friends receive word that Mrs
CD. Williams has recovered sufficient.
ly to leave the hospital at Lacrosse
going TO her daughters home at Mon
dovi and expects to be in Viroqua il
two weeks.
Mrs. Sam Lake returned last weel
from a visit at Gam Valley, Soutf
Dakota, with her sister, Mrs. j. II
Dripps. Mrs. A. o. Anderson went
with her and will remain there with
her daughter for the winter
Home Brew and Sky Scrapers is
not very good mixtures but when you
see Harold Lloyd in High and Dizzy
at the Star next Saturday and Sunday
you will hold your breath as he does
his stunts two hundred feet above the
street.
Ralph Thompson has been quite
i'll at his home west of the city for q
few days with appendicitis. 1t was
hoped an operation could be averted
but his father, L. M. Thompson, took
him to Lacrosse this morning as he
fails TO imp owe.
The Christian church is sending
its minister to the international con.
gress and convention at StLouis from
October Is to "a. Mrs Bullock anC
family p5ill accompany Rev Bullock
as far as ElPaso, Illinois, where she
visits her mother.
The Viroqua band on Wednesday
at the fair, played difficult number
"The Nash Motor Co. March," com
posed by the director of the NasE
band, who is a friend of Director
Browns. Jackson & Sons secured tbs
music for the Viroqua band.
-Comrade A.J.Rusk and son Chas,
returned from St.Louis last Wednes
day, bringing back Chase's son, WHIT
had been treated for six months fol
weakness following infantile paralysis
The boy will entirely recover from tbs
trouble we rejoice to learn.
Prof. w. p Morgan is home from
Red Granite, Minnesota, during "po
tato" vacation, Don't get it? Well
every man, woman and child in that
section assists in the potato harvest
and the schools close as regularly az
for the Easter or Christmas vacation
Mr.. o. T. Severtson is here renew.
irz old acquaintance. His sister, Mrs
s. VI. Thompson, returned with hin
after a visit. He was comrade Of
Charlie Browns in the Civil war, ont
Of Vernon's pioneer farmers, and tells
of how he used TO plow for DR.. Suren-
sons father when boy at 25c per day