Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-10
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTiHG

buys tIOQScIcs StOckllRS.
blouses, and shoes at Stoll & Groves.
Miss Grace Mundsock of Geuoa
IS visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Wrobel
Little Amber and Muril Nelson
spent last week with their aunt, Mrs
Alvin Void.
Myrtle and Pearl Morrison spent
a week near Rockton with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorwald Nohr.
Mrs. G. G. Brown viii leave Mon
day for visit with friends and rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Brown spent
a portion of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearly Brown Of LaFarge.
Fred Hook of this city and Dewey
Brown of LaFarge spent few days
at the Dells of Wisconsin during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Neefe and
children of LaFarge were guests al
the ]. ]. Stamford home the latter
part of the week.
Miss Lydia Gees of Victory spent
few days with Mrs. Mary d. Brown
in this city and on Tuesday went to
Sparta to visit friends there.
The Censor is''sitting pretty once
more, as our linotype operator, Mrs
Louise Slime, is back from her vaca-
ton and again tickling the keys.
Merchant NJ. J. Felix and family
drove to Lacrosse, Tuesday, where
NJ. ]. enters the hospital to submit to
removal of his tonsils.
-Velma Henthorn returned Tues
day from a two weeks vacation from
duties as night operator at Viroqua
telephone central.
Miss Alma Swiggum Of Ferry
vile is visiting with her sisters, Mes
DANES NJ. ]. Nelson, M. A. Peterson
and Alvin Void.
Jim Smith is walking with cane
these days due to a badly twisted left
leg he suffered when he fell into a
hole last Thursday.
DR. w. E. Butt will go to the city
for short trip to perfect himself in
Auto Haemic Therapy and later move
his Office up town.
Harry Hill and wife are delighted
over the arrival of brand new girl
baby at their First ward home. The
wee miss came the first of the week.
Puzzled about what gift to get
for the new bride? Get a clock at
Ed Harrington's jewelry store. Some
very appropriate mantle clocks now
in stock.
Nash Dealer Ole jackson and
Clerk of Court A. d. Helgeson, were
in Milwaukee last week returning with
fine Nash ear which Mr.. Helgeson
now drives.
Get in early, The Devil, Saturday
and Sunday.
-Viroqua-L Crosse auto line is
your line and asks your patronage.
The place to get the kind of jew
elry that viii please you most is at
Carl G. Goes jewelry store.
We carry the Pictorial patterns
and the September magazine is now
on sale at Suttle & Tate's
-Thayer wants neat farm well
located in exchange for Viroqua res
idence property.
Edward Lind is offering a reduct-
ion on all ladies shoes and mems
dress shoes. Get some of these bar
gains.
On Friday night the Juvenile
band will give another concert in the
park. The youngsters are showing
marked improvement from week to
week and you should encourage them
by your attendance.
by fortunate purchase we are
able to offer heavy suiting chambray
"a inches wide, at the low price of 18c
Fine for dresses, shirts, rompers
aprons, fancy work, &c. Six good
colors. Suttles & Tate.
Cyrus and Wesley Cade, who have
been visiting friends and relatives
here the past two months, returned to
their home in, Sioux City, the latter
part of the week.
Clayton Wheeler went to Marsh
field on Friday to accompany home his
wife and children, who have beer
there three weeks visiting Mrs. Wheel
er's parents, Mr.and Mrs Frank Heal
F. B. McGarry, Wild Beaver, w
F. Morrison and their wives started
last Sunday for a weeks outing in
Bayfield, county. They took tents and
equipment for real camping.
Charlie Erickson of Dach Ridge
was kicked in the forehead by horse
Monday. Fortunately no serious in
jury resulted, although it required sew.
erfal stitches to close the wound.
Have you seen that sad look in
Pet Morrison's eyes since early Tues
day morning? Well, he wanted q
pitcher or a shortstop-but if the
Soungster plays any baseball it will
have to wear boomers. It's girl
Carl Rosebush of Appleton mo.
tored here Saturday and visited at the
A. G. Cass home. Mrs Rosebush, who
had been a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cass, returned with him OF
Monday.
Alba Groves and family and Miss
Ruby Weber returned home Tuesday
after ten days spent up north. Alba
says that for once he had all the fish
ing and caught all the fish that he
wanted.
Merchant Adolph Surenson re.
turned Friday from the hospital al
Lacrosse. He is rather weak, but
making progress in the right direction
we are happy TO say, following two
operations and several weeks of suf.
fering from an infected jaw.
Assistant Postmaster Z. Nj. Nye
returned Tuesday morning after 9
three weeks vacation spent at Torch
Lake, Michigan, and Chicago. Ma.
turally, Dick saw some major base
ball at the latter place, witnessing
two games between Boston and the
Cubs.
A r. Page and wife and four.
Sunday from Whitewater for week:
visit with relatives and friends in thi:
city. Mrs. Page viii be remembered
here as Sophie Sterry. Mr.. Page j:
superintendent of schools at White
water.
John Hall of Viola, came to tbs