Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-06
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

IN Chicago on business.
DIR. j. II. Chase and family mo-
tored to Lacrosse Saturday.
Louise Mcintosh returned home
from weeks visit at Edgerton.
The Homer Cunningham family
spent Sunday fishing near Genoa.
Charlie Allen Of Waterloo, Iowa,
IS here for visit at the old home.
Ed Lind was in Dubuque from
Sunday till Wednesday on business.
Veteran w. r. Goodman of New
! ton was here on business Wednesday.
Harry Potts and Francis Lieu
rance motored to Lacrosse Saturday.
Margaret Horton Of Hortonyille
IS here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Cooley.
New line of silk socks, neckwear,
etc. for men, just received at Haugen
& Smiths
Oscar Baldwin has taken a posi-
ton as clerk in Surneson q Thomp-
sons store.
Jasper Peterson drove here from
| Waterloo, Iowa, to spend q few days
with his father.
Lone Patterson Of Newton had the
misfortune Of falling and spraining
her ankle, Monday
Cadet Miles Dawson returned to
West Point military acadamy today
after a month at home.
--All wool comforter bats. size Tx
90 made from homegrown wool from
home grown sheep. Rogers.
Mrs. Flora McMullen and daugh-
ter, Myrtle, came from Racine for an
Indefinite stay at the old nome.
IF You desire to sell your city
property of any kind it viii pay you
to list same with j. w. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sterry left
Saturday for visit at Whitewater
and Stoughton, returning today.
Better buy your sugar now at the
low mark We are selling it at $3.50
per hundred. Haugen & Smith.
Professor and Mrs. Harry Pulver
are here from Madison for few days
visit with parents and old friends.
Postal Clerk Harry Potts is en-
Joying a months vacation, spending
the same with relatives at Chetek.
Miss Helen Ingersoll of Gales
burg, Illinois, visited friends here from
Tuesday until Friday of last week.
-Mrs.P S. Curtis has returned home
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Gaylord Stewart, of Mankato, MINI.
Work on the Standard Oil filling
station is coming along nicely, and it
IS going to be very artistic structure.
IF you want the coolest and most
refreshing summer drink you ever,
tasted, go to Thompson & Stout's gro
Gerry.
Leon Chase arrived home from
Wisconsin university Sunday. He will
complete the engineering course next
year. t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Muren and
daughter drove here from Madison
and spent the Fourth at the A. f. Sur
enson home
The Violet club enjoyed a picnic
supper at the Eckhart park Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Harry Pulver was
a guest of honor.
Asa Groves and Mrs Letha White
were here from Madison to attend
weekend house party at Mapledale.
They returned Tuesday.
George Thompson, treasurer of
Kickapoo town, and his family had
business here Wednesday, renewing
for the Censor while here.
Mrs. Leonard Lund and son are
here from Hurley for a two weeks
visit at the o. NJ. Lund home. Mr.
Lund will arrive in few days.
Miss Alma Nelson is here from
Fargo, North Dakota, spending a
months vacation the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ H. Nelson. +,
Mrs. Henry Sehraider of Holstein,
Iowa and Mrs. Vern Erickson of Webb,
Iowa, are visiting the Henry Sonnen-,
berg family near Maple Dale. They
came by car. 81 zf
-Russel,s Best Flour is absolutely
guaranteed to be the best made, re-
gardless of where you buy it or the
price you pay. Sold exclusively at the
Farmers Store.
Let me take care of your maya
zines. send in new and renewal sub
scriptions to all magazines, without
further trouble to you. just phone
140, Verna E. Thayer.
Frank Stoda, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Stoda, was quite badly
burned about the face and one hand
last Thursday while engaged in a pre-
mature celebration of the Fourth.
Gene Miller, Evan Jones and Mrs.
VIM. Jones of Readstown and Mrs.
Geo. Turner of Prairie du Chen, mo-
tored here on business last Saturday,
renewing Censor dues while here.
Bernard Pierce has traded his res
idence on East South Street to Mrs.
L. c. Norris for her ten. acre place
across from the Coon Prairie school
house, and moved there Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Fleming
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Vanderbilt
motored to EauClaire Sunday, return
ing Monday. They report having
seen several auto wrecks along the
way.
Casper Nordrum and Elmer Pet
erson drove to Chippewa Falls Friday,
returning Tuesday They brought
back Bernice Peterson, daughter of
Amund Peterson, for the summer va
cation.
Timer Jackson and Kenneth Den
mis- started out to see the world last
week, expecting to be gone for several
weeks, but they found the world very
cold and unacceptable and returned to
the native heath today
Owing to the extremely warm
weather, the Beyerstedt orchestra can
celled their engagement Wednesday
and Thursday of this week They
hope to be able to return in the near
future under more favorable weather
/, conditions.
Mrs. Edna Ballrud and her little
son came up from Genoa Monday even
ing to visit her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Wrobel. and relatives in
Viroqua. She will go to her home in
Lacrosse in a few days. She is the
daughter of Edw Mundstock of Genoa.