Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-05
SHORT Personal JOTTING
Hurry to Hurricane Hutch.

home Sunday.
Attorney C. j. Smith and George
Schroeder transacted business near
Augusta Tuesday.
Ford men L. L. Baptie, Amund
Tuhus, Mr.. Sorlie and Victor Ifetland
spent Sunday at Lacrosse.
Lawrence Briggs of Prairie du
Chen spent the week end at the home
of Alfred and Florence Henry.
Mrs. Alice Fowell of Sylvan was
in the city on Thursday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. G. B. Fisher.
First meeting of the Knights of
Pythias ledge following summer va
cation will be held Thursday night.
If you have any Liberty Bonds
or War Savings Stamps for sale, see
r. w. Rogerson. 40-1p.
While working on the Tuhus house
last Tuesday, Contractor L. o. John
son fell and broke two ribs. He is
pretty sore and stiff.
City Engineer Brewer received a
visit from his brother, B. C. Brewer
and wife of Richland Center last
Thursday and Friday.
MIR. Thos. Knutson and Miss Ed
ma Halter motored from La Crosse Sun
day and were callers at the Deters
home.
Save your orders for apples as /
will have car Of Washington apples
here in about two weeks, and think
will be able to sell them as low as
$3.50 per box. F. w. Alexander.
City Supt. L. W. Fulton spent
the weekend at Madison attending a
meeting of city superintendent of the
state of Wisconsin.
-Farmersr-This is the time to buy
your potatoes which are a. short crop,
and orders placed with j. w. Thayer
of c. H. Mills win get them.
Remember Viroqua-LaCrosse Bus
leaves Viroqua Hotel on and after
October at $50 a. M, and leaves
Lacrosse Hotel for Viroqua at p. M,
via Cashton. One round trip daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
went to Milwaukee Sunday, where
Mrs. Williams win attend an Eastern
Star convention as a delegate.
Ladies' aid of Holum's charge
held a largely attended and enjoyable
meeting at the home of Oscar Morte-
rud at Bloomingdale Sunday after
noon. Over 400 were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rice and C. w.
POWELL drove up from Boscobel Sat-
urday, returning Monday Charles
big road job south of Boscobel is GO
ing along better now that the weather
has settled down a trifie.
The White Way barber shop has
at last secured first class shoe shin
err, making respectable place for la
dies also. Hours the same as BARRIERS
except Sunday morning, 900 to 1900
Send your hemstitching, plating,
and button covering work to us. TWEEN
ty-four hour service on all work
Prices right. Tri-State Plating Shop,
Lacrosse Wis. 37-4
1t may be trihe indicate to
comment on matrimonial affairs pre-
vious to the wedding, but as the Cen
sor goes to press, Pierce Qualy is de-
serting the ranks of single blessed
ness and taking unto himself blush
ing bride in the person of Miss Cen
evieve Christensen. Both are highly
esteemed in this city, and the Censor
will do ample justice to them in next
weeks issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Campbell and
Mrs. DR.. Benson drove over from Rich
land Center Sunday afternoon and Wis
tied st the home of City Engineer
Brewer and wife. Mrs. Brewer went
back with them for short visit She
returned Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. O. Mork, Mrs. Mork having attend
ed the w. R. c. convention at the
Center.
If you are thinking. of drilling a
well this is the time to do it. We have
completed the big city well and dis
posal plant wells in Viroqua and do
not wish to move our machinery this
year, so are in position to give you
good deal. Write box 279, or phone
Nirom Foster. B. l. Bailey & Son..
40-tf
Elmer Newton and wife and dau-
ghtsr Hannah returned to their home
at Melette, South Dakota, last We'd
nesday, after spending two weeks at
the old home visiting friends and rel
atives and attending their daughters
wedding, mention of which is made
elsewhere in this issue.
Among those who took in the per-
Torrance of "Irene" at the La Crosse
theatre Tuesday evening were Mr.and
Mrs. Grant Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Nuzum, Charlie Honaker, Fred
Hook, Victor Buckles, Mrs. Albion
Lindemann, Catherine Lindemann, and
Will Ady.
Rev. and Mrs. Harris and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Hazen drove to Lacrosse
and spent Monday there. The Rever-
end called on five Viroqua people at
the hospital. Mrs. ]. r. Spellum is
doing fine. Mrs. Wood had been in
critical condition following confine-
ment but there is now chance of re-
covery. Mrs. Hogan, living north of
the city, was operated upon for goitre,
very serious operation, is coming
along well. Miss Velma Dennis is re-
covering nicely, following serious
operation for appendicitis and other
complications. Mrs. Side of the Bad
ak Valley is improving from bowel
complication. All these were at one
hospital, the Grandview. How many
more Viroqua folks We're at the other
hospitals he did not know, but it does
seem a good argument for a hospital
at Viroqua. He also visited with
Catherine Nicks and Merle Cowden,
who are taking course IN nurses
training at the Grandview.
at the store, 4o-l
ESTRAYED-A small black and white boar
on Monday Of this week. Anyone knowing of
his whereabouts please eaa John Sehoultz-40 dip
ESTRAYED-To our farm about August 90