Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-24
SHORT PERSONAL IQTTING.

Jars. Inquire at the Optimo. 34-1
i -. W. Thayer desires one or two
god farms in exchange for city
| houses.
Electrician Arnold SchultzIeft for
Reedsburg, Tuesday, for two weeks
vacation.
The kids will enjoy Buster Brown
Saturday afternoon next, all free, with
souvenirs added.
II can furnish board and room for
four young ladies or young men. Call
at GA South Main st. 34-2
| Merchant M.J.Felix and son, En-
manuel, drove to Minneapolis, today,
on a few days business trip.
Mrs. Jas. Lubbues of Muskogee,
| Oklahoma, is visiting the Mills FAM
| Ines at Viroqua and Liberty Pole
/ Don't forget to see Buster Brown
and Tige at the Star Theatre Satur-
1 day, August 9th, in the afternoon.
i -Prin. A. W. Zellmer and wife
mourn the loss of an infant babe, the
little life taking flight last Saturday.
Merchant A. Z. Surenson spent
Tuesday in Lacrosse receiving further
treatment. He is steadily improving.
Did you see that big flock of geese
Monday? Sure did give person the
shivers TO see geese flying as early as
August 22i
/ Sparta and Cashton teams are
/ playing at Tomah fair today. Carl
Curtis is playing with Sparta and Pet
Morrison with Cashton.
i Where will you meet us? Why
of course you know at the Star Thea
tire Saturday afternoon, August 27th
Buster Brown and Tige.
/ Merchant G. f. Bennett and F. NJ
Sanders of Dell are in Viroqua on
business today. MIR. Sanders renew
i ed Censor dues while here.
Writing from Minocqua, Drug
i gist o. E. Davis says: Zone fellow
caught 35 and AZ pound muskies. Hell
en- got big bass and got back"
! Miss Ruth Rogers returned from
a visit at Mason City, Iowa, with Mrs.
Edith Tainter-Preus. Mrs. Preus came
back with her for visit at the old
4 home.
Misses Lorene 0chsner of Prai-
RE du Sac, Ruth Thomas of Columbus
! and Doris Olson of Cambridge spent
the weekend with Misses Mabel Tu-
hus and Geneva Favor.
Il The names of Roger Evans and
Axel Moen of Coon Valley were ac-
cidentally omitted from the list in last
! weeks Censor of those Knights Tenn
lplar who took the Shrine at Lacrosse
on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilsberg and
daughters Ethel and Jeanette, left
/ Wednesday afternoon for Chicago af-
!, ter a visit with the Tuhus family Ma
bel Tuhus accompanied them as far as
! Prairie du Sac.
u w. Thayer announces the sale
of VIM. CARROTS residence to Geo. W
!, Eckardt The Paul Koeppe residence
to Thomas Call of Lacrosse and the
Melvin Gauper home to Paul Koeppe,
: during the week.
:. Mrs. Thos. Ellefson returned on
) Tuesday evening from Madelia, Min
nesota, where she attended the we'd
ding of niece, Hazel Olson Miss
Hildah Loverud, friend Of the bride,
accompanied her.
Foreman j. j. MeKenna was up
: from the Gays Mills fruit farm, Tues
/ day, with truck-load of grapes. The
/. Censor acknowledges the gift of a
basket of the purple beauties and
!, they sure were fine.
| Mrs. w. H. Stogdill came last
4 Thursday morning from Stoughton to
join her son, Malcomb, who has spent
the summer on the Hobe Groves farm
4 They will return next week. Mrs
t Stogdill renewed Censor dues.
Friends and business associates
] Irejoice to see Attorney G. j. Smith
: again at his work after two weeks of
j. extremely painful and rather serious
illness. It's certainly .privation to
as healthy man as G. j. Smith to be
e I'LL. go
II --Merchant Tom Peterson was in
from Newton Monday. He is limpine
!; around from the effects of running
t a nail into his foot last week. Tom
: says that tobacco looks good and the
late set is coming wonderfully since
! the rains.
: Genial Jay Walters dropped in
: last Wednesday from EauClaire to
make revaluation of the Wisconsin
/ Minnesota light plant here following
the rebuilding of the distribution sys-
2 tenn. Jay sprung surprise on his
: raft of friends by bringing along a
bride of two months.
About seven hundred people at
+ tended the Badax mission fest in John
sons grove on McLees ridge Sunday.
: Rev. Thollehaug of Soldiers Grove
spoke in English both morning and
l afternoon The offering and proceeds
: from the dinner and refreshments
, amounted to about $780,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Patterson
drove back from Canton, Minnesota,
after weeks visit at the old home.
! His father, George Patterson, and sis
/ ter, Noami, returned with him to
spend a few days. On his way up,
Merlin had his suit case containing his
J clothes stolen from the car while eat
ing lunch in Lacrosse.
AT the Blue River big days last
Thursday and Friday, Boscobel de-
. feated Richland Center 6 to 5, and
Muscoda beat Blue River 2 to J. Blue
River had Jimmy Dodge, the famous
Milwaukee spit ball artist. He was
touched for three two-base hits. The
big crowd got cought in the fierce
, storm which swept the southern part
/. of the state Friday afternoon.
"A. ]. Beat and o. g. Munson re-
turned Sunday after a ten days trip
to Denver, Salt Lake City and Yellow
stone park. Mr.. Munson stopped at
i Chicago to pass few days with his
/ daughter, Catherine. If you want to
hear a wonderful exposition Of the
] beauties of nature, listen to Andy ex-
paciate on the grandeur Of Che Yell
lowstone. Our good friend, Sam Lake,
will confirm al he says-and then
/, some.
Electrician Chauneey Morley left
1 Friday for Ohio to visit his mother,
who went there three weeks ago to
/ rafrecb frfat,dshiDs and memories at