Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-07
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

prices TOO, lash store 20.
Mrs. J. J. Stamford and son Sit
ley, drove 70 Westby Monday.
20. G.. Lewis of DeSoto, was Il
Viroqua Saturday on business.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 80.
Anyone who wishes TO buy grape:
in quantities call up G. B. Fisher.
Merchant J. II. Quick spent las
week in the cities buying groceries.
Geo. Snyder and son Charlie, wers
up from Readstown on business Sat
urday.
-Amund Tuhus spent the weekend
checking up at the Hilsboro Ford
branch.
VIII Ady receives word from hi:
wife that she continues TO improve
steadily.
Chris Davik is local agent for the
Strout Farm Agency. List your farm
with him. 36-1-p
Kenosha, where she will teach in the
city schools.
Mrs. Madge Wilson spent a few
days with Prof. and Mrs. Elmer Wild.
mer at Wausau
| Paul Koeppe has purchased the
Melvin Gauper home and will soon
occupy the same
/ Rev and Mrs. Evans returned Fri
day, much rested and refreshed after
their months vacation.
! Mary Graves left for Marshfield
| Saturday, where she teaches public
speaking in the schools.
Our new fall clothing is now on
display. Come in. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mrs. Johnston came from Trem-
pealeau to attend conference and visit
with her cousin, Mrs. c. j.. Smith.
/ Ole l.. Anderson and family mo-
tored to Ferryville vicinity and at
tended the Roberg- wedding
! Mr.. and Mrs Nicoh Sather of
Coca Valley spent the weekend at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Martin
Fiustad at Folsom
/ Use good judgment Get the best
overhead protection. Buy MuIehide
Roofing and Shingles. They satisfy
John E. Nuzum & Sons.
-Chas. j. DeJean and wife of La
Fargo drove over Friday for a few
days visit at the J. J. Standiford
home, returning Monday
! If you rest you rust. Keep going
by attending Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Send for our
beautifully illustrated catalog.
1 -Thos. Call, old Vernon resident
now of Lacrosse, has purchased the
Paul Koeppe residence, and will soon
move back and occupy the same.
Miss Eleanor Saskatchewan has
resigned her positionas Highway Com
missioner Ristow's stenographer and
returned to her home at Alma Center
! Merchants T. J. and Oscar Moi
lien and families and Mrs. Lee of
Coon Valley motored over to Dach
Ridge Sunday and visited with the
Chris Weber and Geo. Hauge families
Mabel Cass left Saturday morn
ing for Amigo where she has a teach
ing position-her first teaching work
since graduating from Lawrence col
lege.
After residence of about a year
in Lacrosse, Leslie Johnson and fam
lily moved back to Viroqua, Saturday
Otto Griffin moved them down in the
truck.
--Chas. Zietlow and family drove
here from Norwalk and spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. Robt.
lube, at Chasetown. He renewed Cen
sor dues while here.
-Nels A. Nelson and family of
Chippewa Falls and John N. Nelson
and family of Lacrosse were called
here on the sad mission of attending
their fathers funeral.
Just a touch or two of quality
iewelry adds wonderfully to your per
sonal appearance. Drop into Carl C.
Goes jewelry store and let him show
you his fine offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bosshard mo-
tored from Winona, Sunday, taking
their daughter, Betty, back with them
after visit at the home of Mrs. Boss
hard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bald
win.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Torger Steenson
drove here from Osseo, on Sunday and
spent a few days with relatives and
friends in Viroqua and Folsom. They
returned today, renewing for the Cen
sor while here.
Andrew Stensland and family re-
turned to Lacrosse, Monday. They
were here to attend the funeral of
Martin Nelson. Mr.. Stensland will
be remembered as Viroqua barber
twenty-five years ago.
Implement Dealer JOHN Stewart
is building 20x118 foot galvanized
iron machine storage shed in the rear
of his business place, and is tearing
down some of the old wooden sheds.
It is decided improvement
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bean of Thief
River Falls, Mimi, are here visiting
Mrs. Beans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. A. Swiggum. Mr.. Swiggum had
a stroke of paralysis last week and
was very low, but at this writing is
improving.
Otto Griffin's truck moved Mel
win Gauper's household goods to La
Crosse, Monday, and the Gauper fam
lily are now residing there. Viroqua
friends regret the removal of the
Gauper's after a residence in Viroqua
of so many years.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Grocer Henry johnson has entirely
recovered from his illness and will be
back at his old place Monday of next
week. 1t has been long hard pull
for his partner, Jens Vigdahl, to take
care of the business alone.
Julius Thompson of Chicago is
spending two weeks with his young
sons who are making their home with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Call, since the death of their moth
err two years ago. He spent Sunday
with the H. r. Cade family.
Jacob Sovde of Readstown and A.
K. Dalsoren of Towerville drove in to-
gether on business Thursday. Mer-
chant Sovde enrolled as a new SUBJ
scriber while Mr.. Dalsoren renewed
Censor dues. They were old friends