Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-17
SHORT PERSONAL JgTTING

DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves. Phone Sc.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, office over
Dahls drug store. Phone TIC.
Miss Xena Cade is visiting friends
and relatives in northern Wisconsin.
-Russel's Best -four is guaranteed
to be the best. Sold only at the Farm
ers' Store 32-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Bakkum are
the proud parents of a GLIB. baby boy,
born August 9Th.
Use fly oil on the mich cows and
work horses during the hot harvest
days. o. E. Davis.
Mrs Berlie Morris End children
are spending week in Lacrosse with
relatives and friends.
Mix LAWN was up from Ferry
vile ON business, FriSay, renewing for
, the Censor while here.
Mrs. Eta Sabin and son Floyd, of
Milwaukee spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. p H. KnIssnn.
Plumber St.George has resigned
his position at the Smith Hardware
and taken up employment at Ocono-
mowoc
Best by test; and once used al
ways used. That's what they all say
about Russel's Best -four Get it at
the Farmers Store. 32-tf
Not luck but pluck is what wins.
You win if you take a course in Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI. Send for catalog..
Use good Judgment Get the best
overhead protection. Buy Mulehide
Roofing and Shingles. They satisfy.
lrRI,r n
Mrs. Knut Loverud of Barron
county is here visiting old neighbors
and friends in and around Viroqua
Her little neice accompanied her.
Miss Thelma 0tteson has accept
ed an engagement to teach English
and History in the Cassville high
school at very remunerative salary
The roads are fine now, but they
wont be later when the rainy season
starts. If you haveany truck haul
ing to do, get in touch with Otto Crit
fin and have it done now.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Rolling and
son of Caledonia, motored here to
spend Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Rolfing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Elton, north of the city limits.
M. ]. Nelson and wife attended
convention of the j. r. Watkins re-
representatives. at Madison last week,
held at the state capitol and they re-
port a splendid and helpful gathering.
-Viroqua friends receive word
from Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. 0strem in
Norway that they are enjoying their
visit to the fatherland immensely. and
expect TO sail for home on September
9th.
AT the festivities Sunday, July
31st, the MtSterling congregation
surprised Rev. Thollehaug with
heavy purse of money. Prof. II. F.
Swanson made the presentation
speech.
Have you noticed how nicely
Monument Rock looms up these days?
Nuns Helgeson,Nels Fortney Ole HUI
sether, Ole Sandon, Severt Seine and
John Brudos went down recently and
cut away the brush so that the noble
old rock presents a better view to
passing tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Potts receive
the sad word that Mrs. Bell, mother
of their son-in-law, Van E. Bell, died
suddenly from apoplexy at the Bell
home in Canada. The Bells will be
well remembered, having moved from
this section to Canada about 16 years
ago, and Viroqua friends will be griev-
ed to learn of her passing.
"A school girl was required to
write 200 words about a motor car.
She submitted the following: my
uncle bought a motor car. He was out
riding in the country when ii busted
going up a hill. The other 100 words
are what my uncle said when he was
walking back to town, but | know you
wouldn't want me to repeat them"
From Harlowton, Montana, Miss
Clara Glenn sends. the Censor the fol-
lowing card: "Father and | arrived
here on Sunday morning, the 18th of
July, and we are enjoying our visit
with my brothers very much. We
had a reunion dinner at l.. d. Glenn's
the 31st We can see the snow-cap-
ped Crazy Mountains, the Little Belts
and the Snowy Mountains from here.
Cool nights and hot days"
-"Slinker SLOUGH" posture may
cause ulcer of the stomach and even
sometimes cancer, declared DR.. S. v.
Robuck of Chicago, at the twenty
fifth annual convention of the Ameri-
can 0steopathic Association. Faulty
posture permits the spine to become
permanently distorted, explained the
speaker. This interferes with the
nerves controlling the stomach and
the blood vessels nourishing it. 0s-
teopathic adjustments of the spine
helps to cure and to prevent this.
The cost of sending a special de-
livery letter is to be raised from 10
cents to rs cents. Postmaster Gener-
al Hays in making the change is do
ing so on the supposition that the gen.
eral public will prefer to pay the high
err charge for better service than that
which can be given under the present
scale, with one messenger getting a
batch of letters with the result that
often they are not delivered any
quicker than the ordinary one. With
the new fee in operation it viii be
possible to send messenger with
each letter.
Venerable A. W. DeJean and
Frank Matthes were over from La
Fargo Tuesday. Mr.. DeJean is still
hale and hearty at the age of 80, and
had Just returned from five day
auto trip through the northern part of
the state. He came to LaFarge with
his parents in 1857, and his father,
Thos., owned the first land in that lor
eality. MrDeJean owned at one time
most of the land where LaFarge now
stands. He started the first store
there in 1863. He has taken the Cen
sor since the dawn of creation, and
ranoxxnd annual ds1as while here