Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-10
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
Red hot The Devil

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the park Friday night.
New wool dresses beginning to
arrive at Suttle & Tate's
-Thayer has new, as well as old
residence property for sale.
Get your Bear Brand overalls and
jackets at Surenson & Thompson.
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Francis Lieurance had a hand
/ burned with not grease last Thursday.
Slip into a Bradley and out of
doors. Bradley sweaters at Stoll &
Groves
"A. c. Cass has been receiving
treatment at Lacrosse hospital for
several days.
IT. B. Smell goes to Viola this
week where he will move a dwelling
house for Virgil Bender
You can get reduced prices on all
ladies' shoes and mems dress shoes at
Edward Lind's shoe shop.
Editor J. T. Hage and Mail Car
rier j. E. Bergum drove down from
| Westby on business Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Brewer and Mrs.
| Wyman are enjoying an outing at
beautiful Lake Monona, near Madison.
Asylum Trustees Harry TulIoch,
.Morterud and Willard Chase held
regular business session last Thurs
day.
Miss Amy Colt enjoyed a weeks
vacation from duties at the bank of
Viroqua, spending the same at Chi
cago.
The Devil. He is always on the
job. Is The Devil human or inhuman?
You viii find out at the Star Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. II. P. Proctor, Sr. is back
from three weeks visit with rela-
tiyes at Bozeman, Montana, and Zum-
brota, Minnesota.
Loren Hall and wife and Miss
Guist motored up from Readstown on
business, Thursday, Mr.. Hall renewing
Censor dues while here.
Mrs. ]. H. Sherrick and daughter,
Edith, departed Saturday morning for
Chicago for an extended visit with
Fay Sherrick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen drove
to Prairie du Chen, Thursday, where
Ed "spruced" up a little physically
via the Turkish bath method.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Elliott drove
here from Milwaukee, Saturday, for
few days visit. Mrs. Elliot was for
merly Miss Ollie Helgeson.
Just received complete line Of
Ralston oxfords for fall wear in the
very latest style. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Rev. Harris and son Albert drove
to Mabel, Minnesota, taking home the
Misses Dorothy and Walter Hooking
after visit here. Mr.. Harris return
ed Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. X. Loverud and
daughters motored to EauClaire to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Loverud's
brothers. wife, Mrs. Lund, returning
Monday of last week.
| Assistant Cashier Albert T. For
tun is back at his post at the First Ma
tiOnal Bank after a delightful trip
with his family to the Pacific coast.
They returned Saturday.
II. f. Officer is here fromsJud,
North Dakota, paying his brother Ell
mer, visit. He left here thirty years
ago and it has been eleven years since
he paid old Viroqua a visit.
There will be a fine time at the
home of Andrew Sherry near Liberty
| Pole Saturday night. Ladies aid of
Emmanuel church will give an ice
cream and "molse" social
/ 1T is bound to rain sooner or later
And when it does come we win prob
ably get lot of it and the. roads will
be fierce Better phone Otto Griffin
if you have any truck hauling to do.
Mrs. Paul Hanson and family re-
lceiyed a visit from EauClaire rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller and
twin daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Melz and son. They made the trip
tby auto.
Fred Thompson and family of
Riehland Center motored through Vi
roqua on their way TO Sparta, Thurs
day, bringing with them Mrs. d. E.
Slack and baby and her sister, Miss
Lura Bailey, who will visit at the
Slack home.
Buick Dealer c. M. Clark, wife,
and son; Rufus Fortney and II. j.
Erickson of Coon Valley went to Chi
cago on Thursday last, returning Sat
urday, bringing with them three six
and one four-cylinder Buick cars from
the factory branch.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Peterson
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. For
tun motored to New Lisbon last Sun
day and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
A. Ross. Mrs. Ross .is. sister '0f
Mr.. Peterson. They drove thru Mad
ison enroute home, returning Tuesday.
/ Ed Wiganowsky Pearl Blye, Mar
| ion Baker, George Fisher, Ole Hull
sether, and Tom Smell returned Fri
day from a fishing trip at the Mississ-
ippi, bringing back tub full of the
| finny tribe, out of which the editor en-
joyed some choice blue channel cat
fish (which we rather suspicion were
caught with a silver hook.)
| %. G. Munsca and A. j. Beat left
Monday for an extended trip through
the west with Yellowstone National
Park as the chief attraction. They
viii, be gone three weeks. s. A. Farr
had planned to accompany them, but
the building of the new Masonic tenn
pie is occupying all of his time at
present and he gave up the trip.
During fair time last year a
heavy green sweater was placed in a
car by mistake. Later the party who
found the sweater advertised it in the
Censor. This has just come to the
notice of the lady who lost the sweat
err and she would be very grateful ii
the party who has the sweater would
return it to the Censor Office or mott
fy Mrs. Jake Johnson, Viroqua, R6.
superintendent Geo. E. Sanford
and family drove to Madison, We'd
nesday, in company with Messrs
Smith, Coleman and DANES. members
of the Lower Webster Creek school
board, to confer with officials relative
to plans for a new school building IN