Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-03
SHORT Personal JOTTING

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Towner's.
BLUE SUNDAY" next Saturday
and Sunday at the Star.
Merchant Heilman spent Sunday
at his home at Norwalk.
Bath towels-new style-a large
range of prices at Rogers
Mrs. Evans has been quite i'll for
a week but is now improving.
Merchant G. A. Morterud drove
over from Bloomingdale last Wednes-
day.
ID. E. Slack drove to Richland
Center and spent Sunday with his
family.
Birthday and wedding gifts-give
magazines. They viii bring pleasure.
Attorney C. ]. Smith delivered
an address before the Clinton Benefi-
cial club last Saturday.
The place to get the kind of jew
elry that will please you most is at
Carl c. Goes jewelry store.
u. w. Thayer has several good
bargains in Viroaua houses at prices
within the reach of all buyers.
Loren Brindley and family passed
through Viroqua, Monday, enroute
north on a weeks motor trip.
Mrs. Martin Peterson and son
Donald of La Crosse spent the past
week at the home of Mrs. Paul Haus-
en-.
DIR Mead and Homar Cunning
ham spent from Saturday until Mon
day fishing at the Mississippi near
Genoa.
&C. w. Nuzum and family and
Hon o, G. Munson motored to Las
Crosse Sunday and picnicked in Pet
tibone Park.
-TheViroqua and Lacrosse Auto
Line 5 your line, operated by Viroqua
capital for your convenience and asks
your support.
i Mrs IA. Thompson came We'd
nesday. from Coon Valley and spent
until Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
Oliver Helgeson.
Use good Judgment. Get the best
overhead protection. Buy Mulehide
Roofing and Shingles. They satisfy.
! John E. Nuzum & Sons.
School viii soon be here. Remem-
be- we have nice assortment of boys
clothing, shoes and blouses, at the
fright price. Stoll and Groves.
i Alderman p l. MeHenry has been
under the weather fer the past week,
anu va A"ANAsNdN ~ Aft "a NfARHSS ANf
consultation AMI treatment
Roy McMull,a and wife drove
over from Richland Center, Saturday,
taking back his mother and sister,
I, Myrtle, for an indefinite visit.
The Young Peoples class of the
i Christian church enjoyed a picnic last
Wednesday at Springville; swimming,
ball games and picnic supper.
i Congressman J. ID. Beck returned
to Washington, Tuesday after a few
days at home Mrs. Beck did not re-
turn with him but will remain here.
Merchant NJ. J. Felix and family
drove to theWisconsin river near Mus
coda, Sunday, spending the day at
TIE Arthur Toms cottage at River
view.
Hon. Chris Ellefson, L. M.Thomp-
son, R. T. Bentson, Hugh Buchanan
and C. H. Buxton,the "powers that be"
of Viroqua creamery, met in regular
session Monday.
Clerk A. D. Helgeson and Pearl
Brye drove to Camp Tate Saturday to
arrange for the grounds for the big
i Odd Fellows picnic at that popular
spot next Sunday.
Attend the baseball dance at the
Opera House Friday night. Music
: by Culver's orchestra. II you can't
go, buy icketSanyway. Do that
much to help the team.
2 Mrs. A O. Hansen who under.
went an operation at the La Crosse
Hospital is getting along nicely
Mabel Traastad stayed with her last
: week, returning Saturday.
!, Judge C. w. Graves and f, H
> Graves went to Sparta, Thursday, at
tending the funeral of their uncle
VIM. e. Graves, a pioneer merchant
of that city, aged 80 years. b
Attorney c. j. Smith and Drugg.
list c. f. Dahl and their better halves
departed by car Sunday morning foi
weeks motor trip with Escanaba
Michigan, as their objective.
-Chas S. Slack & Co., have beer
selling more thresher and stack covers
and wall tents for camping use thar
they have sold in ten years before
Get their prices on this line.
Mrs. w. E. Garrett is very low
and it seems only question of short
time before death will come as bless
ed release from the y.ers of suffering
which she has so patiently endured.
Mrs. A. H. Dahl returned TO Ke-
nosha, Sunday, after spending two
weeks at the Il. II. Ddplit HOIlS Al
this city during the absence Of Mrs
Baptie in the hospital at La Crosse.
Miss Jean Simpson of Chicago
has spent month with err aunt, Mrs
I. A. Thompson, at Coon Valley, anC
is now here with her aunt, Mrs. Oil
yer Helgeson, to remain until the frs
of September
Mrs. L. c. Jacobson and daugh
ters Myra and Gladys Of Ada, Mime
sofa, are spending several weeks a
the Nels Fortney home. Rev. Jacob
son will come in two weeks for a few
days visit among the old friends made
during his pastorate here.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Thompson
is recovering nicely from her reeen
operation for appendicitis, and on Sat
urday returned to the hospital at l.;
Crosse where she submitted to remov
al Of her tonsils.
"A. o. Hansen expects to leave TO
Montana in few days where he vii
run his threshing outfit. Report
from there are very favorable so far
Grain is shoulder high and as thick a
it can stand, which is badly needed af
ter four years Of crop failure on &C
count of dry weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Watson mot
ored to the Dells, Chippewa Falls am
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc
Dickson at Menomonie last week. Nh
Watson drove back Saturday Will
his wife went on to Chicago to assis
! Mrs Schultz in selecting her fall gtocl