Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-27
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

straw mats at 2oc eacn al Rogers.
Big r auctions on cur wool skirt
goods. te & Tate
Don't il to take advantage of
our Clean p sale of ready-to-wear.
Suite & T; .e.
j. w. ahayer has buyers for sew
eral good city homes. Cash or ex-
change.
Congressman j. D. Beck is home
from Congressional session at Wash
ington.
VIM. Webb is having a fine mod
ern residence erected on the corner
west Of the old home place.
4 Smith & Slack have added FL
ner NJ. Roman and Berlie Schaeffer
to their field force.
| DIR. Harrington and wife drove
over from Viola and spent Sunday at
the Ed. Harrington home.
Grant johnson is moving into his
recently completed residence south OF
Judge Graves place.
Farmers of Newton and vicinity
were blessed with another nice rain on
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Dregne of La
| dysmith, motored here and spent the
week with relatives and friends.
Miss Lillian Wig has returned from
summer school course from River
/ Falls Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Grimsrud of
Westby, autoed here Monday for a
short visit.
&c. A. Groves, Clyde Foster and
ID. T. Buchanan and better halves, mo-
tored to Sylvan and spent Sunday at
the Pearl Buchanan home.
Why not take Viroqus- LA Crosse
Auto Line, have cool auto ride going
and coming and hours more in La
| Crosse.
/ "A large variety of jewelry just un-
packed at Ed. Harrington's jewelry
store. You are invited to inspect
/ them.
When you think of silverware,
ing service, just naturally think of
Carl G. Goes jewelry store.
-Groceryman j. II. Quick has in
stalled cashier system in his store in
order that time may be saved in wait
ing on the trade.
Two little boys arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mason
early Tuesday morning, July 20. They
weighed 7l2 and pounds.
Bernard Jerman drove up from
Readstown Thursday, advertising their
chautauqua. He renewed Censor dues
while here.
Mrs. Louise Sine, the Censor's
faithful Linotype operator, IS enjoy
ing weil-earned two-weekS' vacation
at the old home at Soldiers Grove.
Carroll Christensen, who has been
attending Milwaukee Normal the past
year, returned home for a short vaca-
ton Monday.
Mr.. Tom Call, son Harold and
daughters Hazel and Doris of La
Crosse, were in the city Monday. We
understand that Mr.. Call is planning
to move to Viroqua in the near future.
Kenneth Groves is enjoying a va
cation from duties at Stoll & Groves
store, spending the same with his sis
ter, Mrs. Ray McMullen, at Wheaton,
/ Illinois.
j. NJ Shreve has traded his resi-
dence in Viroqua for the Ole Jenson
1 ice cream parlor at Esofea. Mr.. Jen-
son has taken up his residence in De
Soto.
-Jewelry is one of the big factors
in personal appearance. Drop in to
Carl C.. Goes Jewelry Store and, let
him give you some hints on personal
adornment His stock will delight you.
! Mrs. Toilet Hulsether, with sons
| Melvin and Thomas and daughters Sy
neve and Hazel, returned last We'd
nesday from weeks auto trip to Mad
ison, where they visited with relatives.
Did you ever hear of a man ge5-
ting a bad fall by a hanging pole
weakened by worms So have we
and we recommend tamarack for poles
as wood that worms win not work
| in. j. E. Nuzum & Sons. ~.
/ DIR. J. H. Chase and family left
Saturday on months camping trip
at beautiful Torch Lake in Michigan.
the most beautiful lakes and resorts
| in the state. "
+ Hon. o. G. Munson, G. A. Morte-
rud and T. j. Thorson, acting as the
board of review of Vernon county in
come taxes, were in session Monday.
AS usual, very few appeared to chal-
lenge the assessments.
Fred E. Gisiea and family are
here to spend ten day vacation at the
old home. Mr.. Gisiea left here four
4 teen years ago, and is now a postal
employee at Minneapolis. His wife
was formerly Miss Emma Allen.
! Misses Doris Weber and Lillian
4 Wig, who attended summer school at
River Falls Normal, returned to their
homes Sunday. They reported that
! 465 students attended the Normal this
| summer. .
Merchant Thompson and Magnus
Myhre of Newton, drove to northern
! points in the state and on their return
spent a night with c. w. Noble at
Trempaleal, former Newton resi-
dent. MIR. Peterson says the Mobiles
are well-located, but long for their
old Newton home and friends.
Andrew Mellum of Viroqua, who
4 is associated with the Peter Newburg
Clothing House in La Crosse, says, Il
wish every man and boy in Vernon
County could only see the wonderful
bargains at this big sale now going
on; they would come by the hundreds.
The roads are good. I'll look for you
tomorrow"
The funeral of Susan Holland was
held Tuesday, July 10Th from the Kick
apoo church, Rev. S. X. Thollehaug
officiating. The deceased was born in
1851. She is survived by one brother
and two sisters, Jacob Holland of Sol
diers Grove, Mrs. Joe johnson of Fen
nimore and Mrs. Knut Peterson, Far
go, N. d.
Rufus Fortney drove Mrs. A. E.
Surenson to La Crosse Monday where
Mr.. Surenson is having a most disag
trroaabla time with an ipfaetad isw