Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-13
SHGRT PERSONAL JOTTING

DIR. Baldwin's dental Office win be
closed from July 18th to July Both.
- Mechant Elmer Haugen spent
Monday in Chaseburg on business.
My Dental Office will be closed
Dung the month of August Dr.J
Miss velma Fisher has returned
to Mansion after visit with her par
nets here.
Mrs. r. E. Wolfgrann is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira E. Casperson of Viola
and LaFarge relatives.
The Misses Beatrice Davidson and
Merle Norris of LaFarge were guests
4 at the Griffin home Friday.
Mrs. May Kellicut is the guest
OF her son, Dwight Kellecut and fam
. lily of Bangor.
Misses Lillian and Beatrice Har-
die are visiting at the homes of Mr..
Elmer Beaver and Mack Allen.
Miss Florence Kellicut of Gran
uI1, Canada, is a guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Keliicut.
Mr.. Herman c. Wolfgran of Mil
waukee is a guest at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wolfgram
Mrs. Jerry Bann has returned
from a trip to Madison where she Wis
tied relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Griffin spent
Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs
John Gift and family of LaFarge.
Eliminate the small annoya,fces
these torrid days. Go to the Sauer
Hardware and get screen doors and
windows to keep out the flies.
If you want the coolest and most
refreshing summer drink you ever,
tasted, go to Thompson & Stout's gro
Gerry.
Mrs. M. J. Nelson and daughter
are spending two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. j. j. Swiggum at Ferry
vile.
e. j. FELTON, has purchased the
Annias Hall property on jefferson
street and is now renovating and max
ing improvements on same
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Marshall
OF Richland Center have moved to this
city. and occupy part of the A. C.
Hook house in the third ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Brown and
Mrs. E. A. Wigginton left Sunday for
an automobile trip to different points
IN northern Wisconsin.
The Misses Alma Nelson and
Clara Olson of Fargo, North Dakota.
are in the city for months vacation
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schmidt have
moved into the house recently vacated
by the Bernard Pierce family in the
second ward
Miss Hope Chase of LaFarge is
a guest at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. T. B. Thompson, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dennison of
Lacrosse spent Sunday with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Luther Allen of
this city
Professor and Mrs. Roy Carver
and daughter Patricia came from
Marshfield Friday for months visit
with Mrs. Cora Barry.
Sidney Higgins tells the Censor
that of the seventy Junes which ne
mas spent IN Venom county, the past
one was the hottest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur d. Burke
returned to Hartford, Saturday. after
two weeks spent with Mrs. Collins
in this city and relatives at Lacrosse.
Earl Akin is enjoying a vacation
from duties in the Webb Hardware,
and he and the good wife are spending
the same in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Minnie ReInard of Byers-
vile, Ohio, is here for three weeks
visit with Mrs. C. E. Morley and other
girlhood friends.
Besides the good home cooked
meals we handle the good old New
York Ice cream. Also Grape Nut at
Snearley's.
News reachesViroqua of the death
in North Dakota of Mrs. Eta Bessin-
ger, nee Eta Dake of Newton. Mrs.
Bessinger was a sister of DIR. Dake
of Viola. sgas ~ sAzss
M and Mrs. Harley Neefe of On
tario, were guests at thesJ. J. Staadi-
ford home Sunday Mrs Harr3 Par
ker returned home with thea for a
visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Larsoa auto
ed to Lacrosse Friday taking their
son, Gordon, to the Lutheran hospital
where he submitted to slight opera
ton.
&C. T. Ashbaugh writes from north
of St.Paul to his bother-in-law, Sid
ney Higgins ofLiberty Pole, that they
are in dire need of rain, and that he
has had to cut his oats for hay
M. A. Gauper returned Sunday
evening from the Woodman Sanitari-
UNI in Colorado, apparently relieved of
his illness. He left here last Septem-
Der.
Il. Melby and family of Bloom
ingdale visited over Sunday with
Henry B. Olson and family. He en-
rolled as a new Censor subscriber
while here.
The school district officials have
purchased the new Tuhus house just
erected, which will be rented to the
city superintendent of Viroqua schools.
Consideration was $4,000.
II have opened an egg market in
the Office of the old Roseland lumber
yard just south of the creamery.
will pay you the highest market price
for eggs. E. Donnie. 2S-1-p
u. Chandler, wife and baby of
Kent, Ohio, came Monday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in this IL (,
cinity. They were former residents
in Brush Hollow, moving south two
years ago.
Andrew Mellem of Viroqua who
is associated with the Peter Newburg |
Clothing House in Lacrosse says, 81 /
wish every man and boy in Vernon
County could only see the wonderful |
bargains at this big sale now going !
on, they would come by the hundreds.
The roads are good. III look for you
tomorrow"
Relatives here receiyed by tele- /
gram last week the distressing intel |
hgence that Mrs. Spen Robson of Col
QadO is very low and the end not far |