Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-28
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Don't miss THE KID now play
ing at the Star.
Dishes and crockery at Towners'
at REDUCED PRICES!
i Most everything made of paper
you win find at Towners'.
Buy your coal of L. c. Boyle and
order early. Phone ITO and 104.
We carry full line of Hess
stock food at all times. o. E. Davis.
Mrs. C. E. Morley has returned
from summer visit with relatives
in Ohio
i Attorney and Mrs. Moen autoed to
Rockland Sunday for visit with rel
Iatives.
/ We carry nice line of hot water
bottles and other rubber sundries. o.
E. Davis.
/ -Russel's Best flour is guaranteed
to be the best. Sold only at the Farm
Mrs. Hettie Mcvey of LaFarge
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kellicutt.
Donald White, Harold Bean, and
Kenneth Kuebler left Sunday to enter
Beloit college.
Prof n. H. Kingsley drove over
from LaFarge Friday to visit the par
entail home.
Clerk AID. Helgeson has purchas-
ed the j. f. Sheve residence and will
soon occupy the same.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Buchanan of
! LaFarge were guests at the t. I. San
wick home Sunday.
! DR.. and Mrs. John Chase and Mr..
E. NJ Nye spent Sunday with Captain
and Mrs. c. II. Nye of Viola.
Carl Enggaard is having a new
harness oiling room erected at the
rear of his business place.
Rev. and Mrs. Herman Zimmerman
of West Salem were guests at the
| Wolfgram homes in this city Monday.
"A brand new girl put in her APP
pearance at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Carney of near Rising Sun Sun
day night.
Dan and Wilbur Weber motored
up to Mumbird last week and spent
few days with VIM. Crume, return
ing Friday
Here S new idea in -four selling:
You can get flour in bulk in lots from
one pound to 100 pounds. Standi-
ford's Grocer.
Best by test; and once used al.
ways used. That's what they all say
about Russel's Best flour. Get it at
the Farmers Store. 32-ti
When you build do it right the
first time. Let Colman Lumber Co
show you plans and sell you real quail
ity building materials.
| Venerable Mr. Romanowsky is
here from Chippewa Falls to visit his
daughter, Mrs Friedel. He is SO years
and six months young.
Mrs. J. r. Spellum is making rap
id recovery from her operation, and
will be able to return home from La
Crosse the latter part of the week.
| Remember dancing begins prompt
lily at 900 o'clock at Romans Hall
every night of the fair. New and up
to-date music by the Culver-Long-
worth orchestra 1872
Send your hemstitching, plating
and button coveringwork to us. Tween
ty-four hour service on all work
Prices right. Tri-State Plating Shop
Lacrosse Wis. 37-4
II have a big line of furniture
much lower prices, within the reach OF
all. Also a few slightly used pianos
at bargain prices. Oscar Anderson
Readstown. 60
| Mrs. VIM. Hodge of Reva, South
dakota. is visiting her father, w. w
Ruud of this city and will spend the
winter here. Mr.. Hodge is expected
to arrive tomorrow.
4 --How's thissforr real special: A
self-ceiling pint jar of Eddy's French
style mustard, the most appetizine
dressing known, at 25c. Get it of J
j. Stamford e Son.
---Adolph Lenser and August Sci
del of near Chaseburg drove over on
business Saturday. Mr.. Lenser bright
ened the day considerably for the Cen
sor editor by advancing his paper
three years.
Viola and Lacrosse fairs did not
entirely escape the ravages of the
weather man but their closing two
days were most delightful and inn
possible to improve upon. Hope the
Vernon fair is treated no worse
Elsewhere nj this issue appears
the announcement fthe second annu-
al sale of the Richland County Hol-
stein Breeders Association at Rich
land Center on Friday, October 7th.
Sixty head of cattle will be sold. 1872
! Mrs Eliza Rumsey of Springville
suffered a broken arm some weeks
ago and was in most critical con
dition. Her grand daughter, Mrs.
Blaine Cade, was summoned here from
Sioux City, Iowa. Mrs. Cade return
ed Sunday, taking Mrs. Rumsey with
her to spend the winter.
The old house getting a little
shabby on the outside Cover it with
KelIestone-th he imperishable stucco
and you have palace. For warmth,
wear and beauty, Kellestone is in a
class by itself-and the price is mod
crate considering the lifelong ser
vice it gives. See samples at Colman
Lumber Company.
The funeral of Mrs. Jacob Hoff-
land was held from the Kickapoo
church, September 10Th, Rev. s. X.
ThoIlehaug conducting the services at
| the home and at the church. The de-
ceased was seventy years old, the mo-
Their of thirteen children, three dead
and ten living. She will be remem-
bered as very good woman by those
who knew her.
First utilization September II, 1926.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT
VERNON COUNTY.
Elias r Cushman, plaintiff: VS.. William
Moffett --Moffett, his wife, whose true
christian name Is unknown to this plaintiff,
Charles Sworts, -- Sworts, his wife. whose
true christian name is unknown TO this plain
tiff John w. Church, -- Church. his wife,