Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

SHURT PERSUNH JUlIlNG
List your farm or business pro-
perty with Thayer He gets results.
Editor Joe Haughton and family
spent few days at the old home last
week
II have room for one car in my
garage. Phone 364X. Mrs. II. NJ.
Hanson.
u. w. Thayer has calls for several
medium priced houses for early oc-
eupancy.
Use fly oil on the mich cows and
work horses during the hot harvest
DAYS. o. E. Davis.
The Brush Hollow folks enjoyed a
community picnic near the Bert ia
eohs home last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Robinson was taken
to Sparta Tuesday evening where she
will undergo an operation.
Paige Dealer Emil Hanson went
I to Milwaukee, Wednesday to drive
( home one of those popular cars.
Mrs. A. T. Carmichael left today
/ for Frazee, Minnesota, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Thompson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Grub were
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I by the Carl lube family last Sunday
( -Fordman Sterley May and family
returned Saturday afternoon from a
j ten-day motor trip through northern
Minnesota.
4 Big dance at til Opera House
Friday, July %. Music by the new
Culver-Longworth orchestra Of D.
/ pieces. Everybody invited.
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4 terrain at the Readstown ehautsuqua,
Wednesday. July %, afternoon and
i evening.
The Brush Hollow farmers now
enjoy the CONVENIENCE of having vi
rOqua for central instead OF Viola.
Mrs. w. S. Morrison operates t h e
switch for them.
F. 7. Kelly and wife of Madison,
E. A. Baxter and wife of Mineral
Point and Miss Jennie Radcliffe of
Cleveland, Ohio, visited Jas. Treseder
and family over Sunday.
Venerable II. E. Grooming was
down from Westby Friday. He drop
ped into the Censor Office and renew
ed Censor dues, also adding the name
of Ole Gilbertson of Montana as a
new subscriber.
/ "AISUidi FEdNhIiH OIONG
down from Lacrosse Friday and is
still with us cleaning up few deco
rating jobs. Everybody likes to see
Charlie come to town. He's a real
gloom killer.
We are glad to report that rela-
/ tives receive word from the west to
the effect that Mrs. Spen Robson's
condition is not so serious as was re-
Mrs. Z. NJ. Nye and son Richard
leave tomorrow for Chicago and other
Illinois points where she will visit
with her mother and other relatives
for six weeks.
&C. w. Eckhardt and wife leave
Friday by car to visit their three
daughters near Ayrshire, Iowa. The
trip is 285 miles. They will remain
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ledman re-
they spent three weeks They are
undecided as to where they viii To-
l cate, and may settle here again.
Albert Larson drove to Lacrosse
today taking his sons, Irwin and vii.
fred, to the hospital where they will
undergo operation for removal of ton
sis.
DR.. J. H. Chase and family leave
Saturday for their cottage on Torch
Lake, Michigan, where they will spend
delightful summer vacation. Assist.
ant Postmaster K. NJ Nye and sor
Robert accompanied Them
There will be an ice cream so
cial at the home of VIII Beaver, Sat.
urday evening, July %, for the benefit
of the Brookville church Everybody
welcome.
-Jewefry is one of the big factors
in personal appearance. Drop in Il
Carl c. Goes Jewelry Store and let
him give you some hints on persona
adornment His stock will delight you
-Ellefsen & Johnson, the home o.
Pilot overalls. See our big display
this week. Pilot overalls are Away!
ahead. The Blue Front Store, Ellef
son & Johnson.
Hear DIR. George Tapy lecture al
the Readstown Chautauqua, Monday
July %. Afternoon "The Boy anC
the Gang" Evening, "The Spirit o.
America"
j p. Garrett and wife of Shen
andoah, Iowa, came Monday for tel
days visit with his brother, viii, anC
other relatives. Mr.. Garrett find:
many changes and improvements il
the quarter of a century he has beer
away from Viroqua. He was here fol
a short visit nine years ago.
Henry R. Wigdahl, wife and TIVE
children of Wheeler, have returned
home after a short visit with numer
Gus relatives and friends in and around
Viroqua Although the north was a:
badly in need Of rain as we were at tn,
time, they reported good roads and &
very enjoyable trip.
Carl lube and father were calleI
to Lacrosse Monday morning on &C
count of the serious illness of Car
lube, ST. Grandpa Znbe, one of tn,
sturdy German pioneers of Lacrosse
operated one of the first furniture
factories in Lacrosse. He is being
cared for at the home of his son Emf
of that city.
The, Ford Garage is wreathed il
broad smiles and general rejoicing
mot to mention cigars) these days
for a junior partner has arrived upor
the scene. A nine-p pound boy, then
second son, was born to Mr.. and Mrs
L. L. Baptie at Lacrosse hospital Fri.
day morning.