Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-14
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

MI. L. D ham1itJn was a business
caller at Lacrosse Saturday.
-Thayer can use few small farms
I in exchange for city houses.
-E. A. Thompson of Readstown
was Viroqua visitor Monday.
Miss Ruth Williams spent the
week end with relatives at Sparta.
George Hall of Salem Ridge spent
Z the week end with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell were
Minnesota State Fair visitors last
I week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson Of
Fennimore were Viroqua visitors Sat
urday.
IN. j. Jasperson and family drove
to the park near McGregor, Iowa, last
| Sunday.
J Next Friday night the Juvenile
band viii play their last concert in
the park.
Invest in a Bradley sweater and
be prepared for cold weather. Stoll
& Groves.
Lester Eayter went to Austin,
Minnesota, on the 9Th, for visit with
3 his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P Mcintosh and
Mrs. 0. g. Brown were Lacrosse Wis
itors Wednesday.
John jackson and sister, Selma,
motored to Lacrosse on Tuesday, John
going on business.
MIR. Herbert Hartje has returned
to this city after visit with his par
ents at Austin, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fisher and
daughters spent Sunday at the Cas-
person home at Viola.
Miss Bernice Fawcett has gone
to Milwaukee, where she will attend
the Milwaukee Normal
"A complete line of novelty blank
cts now on display at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Use the auto line to Lacrosse as
it is operated for convenience of vi
roqua, Westby and Cashton people.
Miss Lucille Joseph has returned
to her home at LaFarge after weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Hook
-Aryid Steenson of Minneapolis
visited at the Albert Opsahl home re-
Gently. He is Mrs opsahl's nephew
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stoda are re-
ceiving a visit from the formers
mother and sister of New Auburn,
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weisner and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Chase Of La
Fargo were Viroqua visitors Thurs
day.
Box social at Oscar Selin's We'd
nesday, September q, for benefit of
Asbury M.E.church. Everybody well
come.
MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine, At
tentionl Jeweler Ed Harrington has
just received a shipment of nifty
Shrine pins
We now have a complete line of
Lewis underwear for fall and winter
wear. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson.
Farmers, now is the time of the
year the feeding of Sal-Vet and Hess
hog worm powder will pay big. Sold
by 0. E. Davis.
Lillian Opsahl left for Lacrosse
Monday morning where she is going
to take course IN Physical Education
at the Normal
Just received new shipment of
rugs at reduced prices Special prices
, on sewing machines. Oscar Ander
son, Readstown. 37-2
Miss Iva Fisher has gone to
| Whitewater to resune her studies at
the Normal, where she is taking q
commercial course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mauer of
Madison, were guests at the homes of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Parker and Miss
Faye Smith, Friday.
We redeem Clark q Host Pur-
chase Certificates, giving sc reduction
on each pound of Morning Tonic Cof-
: fee. Standiford's Grocery.
| Mrs. Cora Barry and daughter, Beu-
! lah have returned home from two
weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
, Roy Carver of Marshfield.
Ever Sharp pencils and NewWahl
I fountain pens at Towner's. Mr.Wahl
is the man whoinvented the Eversharp
pencil and his pen is just as good.
! There will be lawn social at
! Hans T. Hanson's, 115 miles west of
Smiths school house, Saturday even
ing, Sept IT, Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Oscar Larson and daughter,
Helen, went to st. Paul Friday. They
drove home Mr. Larson's car which
had been left at st. Lowd, Mimi, for
repairs.
/ Misses Catherine Nicks, Irene
Waldron and Merle Cowden have en-
tered the Grandview hospital at La
Crosse where they will take trained
nurses course.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hart
man of Lauark, Illinois, were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ermon
Cass, today, while enroute to Lacrosse
/ to visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Wigginton
Of Roberts, Wis. spent a portion of the
week with the formers brother end
sister, Mr.. Walter Wigginton and
Mrs. B. c. Brown.
| Mrs. Albon Lindemann has rented
, the new bungalow which was erected
I by j. W. Lake, just south of the Rose
land residence and with her daughter
Catherine have taken possession.
You've heard a great deal about
the Lord Elgin watch, haven't you?
Seen it advertised in all the maya
zines? Well, go to Carl c. Goes jew
elry store and see this fine watch. 1t
is very distinctive time piece.
/ Mrs. w. A. Hammond returned
to her home at Dubuque last week.
She has been here assisting in the
care of her sister, Mrs. Ed Norris,
since her operation several weeks ago.
Mrs. Norris is improving nicely.
Miss Helen Jacobson returned
Thursday from the Grandview hospi-
tai where she went for an operation
for appendicitis. Miss Jacobson will
teach in the graded schools of Gays
Mills, after a week of convalescence.
Your daughter needs a piano more
now than any other time in her life,
if she is without the use of one and is
of the proper age. New and used pl-