Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-15
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

DIR. Chase. dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 81
DIR. and Mrs John Chase were La
Crosse visitors Saturday.
Pine shoes and 0xfords at reduc-
ed prices at NJ. j. Felix.
Go TO Thompson & Stout's groce-
ry for Club House Rolled Oats.
-Children's and women's dresses at
wonderfully low prices at NJ. J. Felix
Charlie Mullen and wife and Paul
and Don Mills drove TO Valley Sunday
The Cade families enjoyed a pic
mic and reunion at Black Bottom Sun
day.
Mrs. Salome Miller visited rela-
tives at Sparta on Thursday and Fri
day.
Electrician Arnold Shultz is suf-
fering from blood poisoning in his
arm
Mrs. j. B. Berg of Mondovi is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. C. D.
Williams
Fred Sordahl got a severe shoeia,
at the light plant Monday, a burned
hand resulting,
/ The raess leading to Mapledale
was badly washed by the hard rain
Tuesday morning.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson of
Soldiers Grove were guests of friends
in the city Sunday.
See Fatty Arbuckle in the role Of
sheriff in The Roundup next Wednes-
day and Thursday
-Bernice Atkins has gone to Terry,
Montana, to spend the sumner with
her father Herman Atkins.
! Secretary Amund T1hus of Viro-
qua Chapter, left Monday to attend
grand lodge at Milwaukee.
Just received a new assortment
of ladies brown kid pumps al The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & ohnson.
Just received a shipment OF mems
dress shoes and Oxfords. Peikenbrok
quality. of Dubuque, Iowa. Ed lind.
All accounts due Howard Thayer
may be paid to Miss Verna Thayer
who continues the work ef her brother,
2h-1
-Viroqua and vicinity experienced
a fine rain Tuesday morning-just the
boss thing to help along tobaccc plant
ing.
The viroqua Creamery will take
in cream on the Fourth of July from
o'clock in the morning till II o'clock,
noon. PAP
Casper Nordrum has nearly COM
pleted his new building, and Emil Han
son is moving his garage into the
j. W. Thayer offers three good
hotels in near by cities. Real money
makers for parties that are good man
ayers.
Leland Nuzum and wife drove to
Lacrosse Monday, where Mrs. Nuzum
took the train for visit at her home
at Caledonia.
Fl. w. Steege, inmate of the coun-
! ty house, brought there from Genoa
section about three weeks ago, passed
away Sunday.
DO you know that Osteopathy is
the science of treating disease by
means Of adjustments, without the
use of drugs?
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butterfield
drove down from Chetek, TO spend a
few days with Mrs. T. B. Potts. The
ladies are sisters.
Mrs Adolph Sanwick and children
left Sunday for Platteville, where they
will make an extended visit at the
cambridge home.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie johnson of
Lacrosse spent the week end at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Richmond.
| -Silverware, clocks and a host OF
other very appropriate wedding pres
ents await your selection at Harring-
tons jewelry store.
Howard Williams has returned
from the Lutheran hospital at La
Crosse, where he submitted to an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
During the summer the Public
Library will be closed every evening
except Saturday. The afternoon hours
are from 1880 to 900. -
Mrs. p l.. Lawrence and children
Iof Lacrosse came Sunday for a two
weeks visit at the Griffin and Wolf
gram homes in this city.
Extra special. All our mems silk
shirts, regular $40 grade SIS. Come
in and look them over The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
IT. B. Potts and son Frank left
Thursday for Canada to be gone three
weeks, visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Van E. Bell.
Lightning killed three head of
stock Tuesday morning on the farm of
Albert Peterson mile west of the
North Springville churches.
H. P. Larson and family leave to-
lmorrow( Thursday )morning for Strum
to attend the Hurdalslagets convention
of which Mr.. Larson is secretary.
DO not neglect your feet, broken
down arches takes all the JOY out of
life. Have them looked after by a
graduate practipedist. Stoll & Groves.
F. H. Williams, Theo. Paulsen
and w. P. Fleming drove to EauClaire
Tuesday on business ESQ they say, but
we rather think there's some fishing
in sight, tool
-Inez Rabbit is back from La
! Crosse Normal. Mrs. Rabbit went
there to see her graduate, returning
Monday. Miss Rabbit will teach at
Cashton next year.
Mrs. Tama Hall and daughter,
Florence, returned Saturday from Mil
waukee. Miss Florence was one of a
class of 300 to graduate from the
Milwaukee Normal.
| Mrs H. Hendrickson and family
took their departure for Lacrosse to-
day where they will make their future
home. The Censor and circle of
warm friends regret their going.
| Mr. and Mrs Ermon Cass had as
their guests a portion of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carpenter and four
children and Miss Edna Bender of Lau-
Il