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

Gus Mortsrud of Bloonaingdale
was in town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Vi. C. Berg greeted
friends in the city Monday
Ike Morris is back at work on the
dray line after a spell of illness.
-Nels Lavold of Fort Atkinson was
IN Viroqua on business Monday.
Gilbert Olson returned Sunday
from a weeks stay at Madison
Bernard Cass is home from the
navy. having secured his discharge
Miss Ella Nichols visited with her
sister, Mrs. Reuben Hagen, at West
Mrs. Max Beier Of wauzeka arriy-
ed today for a visit at the parental
home.
Ed Broadhead drove up from West
Prairie and spent Sunday with his
Geo. Schroeder has sold Robt.
Parkers residence property in Viola to
Nels Hoax.
u. C. Hooyerson and family of
Soldiers Grove drove to the county
seat Monday.
Ray Horribly has purchased from
James Marker his residence property
in the first ward.
H. S. Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Chapman drove over from Hills
boro Wednesday.
Miss Geaeveive Christiansort is
taking Miss Olson place at the cream
cry during vacation.
Attorneys c. w. Graves and Law
renee Grimsrud had business in. La
Crosse last Wednesday.
Mrs. T. T. Sanwick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Sanwick are at Waterloo,
Iowa, for few days.
"A pickup team and the Methodist
boys played ball Friday night, the
piek-ups winning to 3.
IT. T. Sanwick and family return
ed from months trip through Min
nesota and the Dakotas
Mrs: 0. j. Stoke and family of
Hartford, Wis. are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. A. E. Denning.
Phillip Hagen and Ben johnson
and families of Westby spent Sunday
at the ". III. Nelson home.
Henry Wise was ,up from Viola
Tuesday. He conternplates moving
his family back to the old home.
= Mrs. Luther Walling and daugh-
ter went to Hartford Monday morning
TO visit her brother for two weeks.
Ray Spellum brought back some
very fine specimens of the fnny tribe
caught at the Mississippi river Sun
day.
We have some silos in the Rose
land stock that we are offering at very
attractive prices. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
H. P. Larson and family returned
Sunday from weeks visit with the
good pastor ]. ]. jacobson, near High
land.
Painter Fred Loligworth is paint
ing his own house. Verify, this is one
case where the cobbler's children shall
not go barefooted.
"A Buick hit Ford on the straight
road the other side of Goldberg's cor
ners one evening last week Both
cars were badly damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Swiggum re-
ceived a bushel of large potatoes from
their daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Cronk of
Watertown, South Dakota.
A clean hot water and face towel
used on each customer. Two BARRIERS
week. days and three on Saturdays at
Denning's barber shop, under Linde-
mann Bank 33-1-p
Irwin G. Paulsen is home, follow
ing graduation from commercial de-
partment of Northwestern university
at Chicago and trip with the college
glee club to the Panama canal
Roy Cade and wife, Dan Davis
and son Otto, and Mrs. HI. Green and
Mrs. Martin Call, motored to Smiths
Coolie Sunday and spent the day with
the tensions and Tally families.
Albert Robinson of Brush Hollow
was at Lacrosse hospital Saturday,
and reports that his wife is getting
along very well following operation
for goitre Tuesday. This will be good
news to the many friends.
Mr.. Martin Brearton of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, joined his wife and chill
dren here last week, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Brearton's mother,
Mrs. w. F. Stricken. He made the
trip by automobile.
MIR. and Mrs. Toilet Hulsether Wis
tied Castle Rock relatives last week
and on their way home tarried short
time with his brother VIM. Hulsether
and family. A pleasant chat and
nice supper was enjoyed at Boscobel.
The Misses Coffland entertained
at porch party last Friday after
noon. Among the out of town guests
were: Florence Stricken Brearton,
Myrtle Arlington, Lulu Dahl, Grace
Adlington- Webb and Edith Wolfe
Minshall
The Interstate Oil Company's
building just, south of the creamery
is completed and open for business.
1t is very substantial brick and con-
crete structure, and very imposing
with two monster tanks turned on end
at its north side.
Misses Frances Older of Viroqua
and Margaret Drinkwine and Mile
Smith of Sparta and VIM. Clark went
on Monday morning to Rochester, the
former for a visit with Mrs. Chas Col
win and the latter to consult the Malo's
in regard to his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson and
daughter Nora, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
johnson, Mrs. Peter Nelson, and Mr..
Charley Johnson and son Gerhardt,
spent a week camping at Chippewa
Falls, arriving last week. A good
time was enjoyed by all.
On Tuesday, Frank Zitzner took
his son, Bernard, to Lacrosse for
treatment. The young lad was stung
by bee two weeks ago, and has been
having serious time since. Blood
poisoning has finally settled in his
foot and it was thought best to resort
to hospital treatment.
win Bennett and wife and their
three daughters; and Oscar Dupue
and wife, all of Chicago, spent Mon
day here as guests of John j. NJ. and
Miss Dawson, They have been enjoy