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

Sweet Orr overalls and work
pants at VI. j. Felix.
Mabel Hayter was at home few
days the past week.
Mrs Earl Caldwell was a La
Crosse visitor the past week.
Miss Avis Brewer is visiting rel
atives at Richland Center.
-Telmo pure fruit preserves sold
only at Thompson & Stout Grocery.
Miss Iona jacobson made trip
to Lacrosse one day last week.
II. II. Seller returned Monday
from a weeks business trip to Chi
cago.
City Clerk Older is imping around
with a cane as the result Of an injur-
ed bach.
Ora Rabbittreturnedla last Wednes-
day from the University summer
school at Madison.
Lawrence Conklin is making i'm
provements on his residence near the
Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Morterud and
children were in the city one evening
calling on friends.
Melvin Swenson and wife stopped
in the city on their way home from
DeSoto to Westby
Frances Older and Margaret
Drinkwine have returned from visit
at Rochester, Mimi
The kids viii enjoy Buster Brown
Saturday afternoon next, all free, with
souvenirs added.
You get correct style, long wear
and lasting satisfaction in Walk-0ver
shoes. Stoll & Groves.
Novelty pleated skirts, also ma
terials in checks, plaids and stripes
fr,,. LIZ.
Ask for Pilot overails and jack
cts. The kind that satisfy The Blue
Front store. Ellefson & Johnson
willie and Johnnie Sordahl were
the guests of Kenneth Heck over Sat
urday and Sunday, taking in the cir
Gus.
Mrs. Mahlon Lepley and little
baby will soon return to their home
ron Asbury Ridge after stay with her
mother.
Miss Stella Thompson returned
home with her folks after long stay
with her sister, Mrs. Nordstrom at
Onalaska.
Satisfy yourself as to the correct
style for fall. See our Ralston shoes
for men. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & johnson.
Frank Waldron and family, Mr.
and Mrs Knable and a company of
friends were on fishing trip to the
Father of Waters"
Oscar Somerfeld MADE a trip to
the northern part of the state Satur-
day, returning Sunday with Nick Tor
gerson and family.
Don't fail to see our new line of
dress silks, canton crepe, satin back
crepe, crepe de chine, satins, tricol-
lette, peblette, etc. Suite & Tate.
N--L0ST-Six months of valuable
building time this year. Anyone de-
string to avoid further delay see US
immediately j. E. Nuzum & Sons.
Hans Grooming and wife of West
by were in the city on Monday and
while here he sold his property in
Chase's addition to H. NJ. Dennison.
w. E. Garrett has sold his resi-
dence to Geo. Eekhart and will give
possession soon. We will be glad to
welcome them to residence in this city.
The loss of tools and household
goods suffered blythe Misses Josephine
and Emma HOpp last week was COW
cred by insurance with this agency
John Dawson & Co.
The Messrs. and Mesdames Mar
ion Qualey and Albert Strang of Rich
land Center were guests Sunday at
the A. E. Smith home. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Parker were also dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dahl returned
Sunday night from an 800-mile auto
trip to. Minneapolis and Duluth. Like
all who travel north, Paul is enthusi-
astic about those hard gravel roads.
&C. E. McLees and family and Mr..
Martin and family are guests at the
home of N. D.. McLees, stopping for al
few days on their way home from
northern Minnesota to Muskogee, Ok
lahoma.
On August II, pleasant surprise
was held at the home of Peter Davis
when about so guests arrived with
well filled baskets to surprise the Far
go cheese maker, Thomas j. Davis, it
being his birthday
Miss Lillian Kromrey is at home
for two weeks vacation. She at
tended summer school since closing
the years teaching at Olive Hill, Ken
lucky, and returns to the same work
to begin September 5.
George Clements of Pleasant
Ridge received the sad news from
Montana of the death of his sister,
Mrs. VIII Howard, who passed away
in the Miles City hospital, August II,
after an operation for cancer.
FOR SALE FOR CASH-Piano,
Encyclopedia, dining room rug, gaso-
line stove, zinc stove boards, large
and small stone jars, flower pots and
various household articles. Mrs. c..
ID. Williams, 221 E. Court st.
On August 9Th, thirty-five car
loads of folks, many coming from long
distances, drew up at the home of
Minnie A. Hanson west of Viroqua
and spent delightful day with her.
1t was in the nature of a tin shower
Miss Velma Somerfeld, who has
been visiting with relatives in and
near Viroqua the past three weeks, re-
turned to Bangor last Saturday, Hilda
Heck going with her for an indefinite
stay. Leo Somerfeld took them by
car.
Pres. T. o. Mork and family and
Curtis Doering returned Saturday
night from a weeks auto trip in Iowa.
Tom was well pleased with the inn
proved automobile ferry at Prairie
du Chen. The new boat holds leven
cars.
Here are some of the real estate
deals made by E. j. FELTON, the past
week: The Bernard Root farm in the
town of Kickapoo to Lloyd Bolen of
Jackson county; the Sam LePage pro-
perty in Viroqua for farm in Craw-
ford county; the Peter Vigdahl pro-
perty in city of Viroqua to John Ross.
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