Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-05-11
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


Chris Nedland has accepted a po-
sltlon IN Elmer Haugen's store.
a fine line of new summer dresses
sizes is to 4S at Suttle & Tate's.
Buy your nitrate of soda for to-
bacco beds at the Farmers Store.
Rev. A. E. Frederick, state hu-
name officer, was in the city Saturday.
We have good line of BOYS
blouses and playalls. Stoll & Groves.
"A practipedist to look after those
tired and aching feet, at Stoll &
Groves.
Make the old "Lizzien look like
new with auto gloss varnish. o. E.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Beier drove up
from Wauzeka and spent Sunday at
Viroqua
Mr.. Wyman of the United States
Revenue office was in the city part
of the past week.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman has returned
home from her winter sojourn in
the Sunny South.
Mr. Alfred Teisberg of Edgerton
spent the weekend with Miss Ella
Nichols in this city.
Mrs. Harry Olson and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. O. Larson drove up from
Readstown Wednesday.
Mrs. Edison Roach was under the
care of doctor the past week from
an attack of bronchitis.
"A company ofrelatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wrobel paid
them a weekend visit.
DIR. Geo. Minshall and family
spent Friday at Westby with DIR. G..
A. Miughall and family
r. nj. Towner wants you to re-
member that his wall paper patterns
and prices will satisfy you.
Mrs. Krause came up from Viola
Saturday to visit her husband. Ad.
has several houses to lath.
IT. o. Mork and family, Mrs. Ed.
Harrington and Miss Katherine Smith
drove to Lacrosse Thursday.
Mrs. Eber Medium took her
daughter, Ruby, to Lacrosse Thurs
day, for hospital treatment.
-1Surenson & Thompson are show
ing a nice lot Of 0xfords and pumps
for children as we'll as grown-ups.
Prof ~ H. Kingsley and family
drove over from LaFarge Saturday TO
spend Sunday at his parental home.
Miss Blanche Thompson came
home from Chicago, where she has at
tended the Chicago Musical College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ra yTryggestad Of
McLees Ridge rejoice over the arrival
Of baby boy at their home last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Stout drove
to Waterloo, Iowa, last Wednesday to
visit their son Ernest and wife, re-
turning Friday.
Our annual anniversary sale is
necessarily postponed on account of
re-arranging of stock and fixtures.
Smith Hardware Co.
III. b. Kellicut of Westby has gone
to DePere and Fond du Lac to attend
a large Holstein sale. He is accom-
panied by his mother.
Mrs. E. O. Larson and sons Otis
and Stanley, and daughter Evelyn
and DIR. Rose Olson spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Soldiers Grove.
Come in and see our Adler Col
legian clothes. They are the biggest
values you'll find The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Brides and graduates are thick as
bees these days, and Harrington's Jew
elry store is the place to find the most
appropriate present for them.
You can now get crockery, which
has been scarce of hate Surenson q
Thompson have just received car
load of jugs and Jars in all sizes.
Mrs. Blaine Wheeler was brought
back from Lacrosse, Monday, and is
now at the home of her mother, Mrs.
H. M. Hanson. She continues very i'll.
Mr.. Joseph Of DeSoto and Nj. T..
Vanderbilt Of this city had the Master
Mason degree conferred upon them at
last Wednesday nights session Of Ma
sonic lodge.
Peter e. Thompson is slowly i'm
proving after seven weeks of serious
illness. His daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Abel, returned home to Montana Sun
day after few days visit here.
w n. Lawton and family drove to
Boscobel, Friday, taking home Mrs.
Lawton's mother, Mrs. Kretsch, who
has spent the winter with them.
"A basket social and program will
be held at the Belgium Ridge school
on Saturday evening, May Ia Every
one welcome.-Blanche Jasperson,
teacher.
The Misses Margaret Drinkwine
and Frances Older, accompanied by
the niece of the latter. paid week
end visit with relatives and friends at
Sparta.
%. L. Buchanan, Levi Eckhardt
and Henry Husehka made trip to
Hillsboro to attend a meeting of the
Shorthorn breeders association on
Saturday.
The postmaster at Tomah having
resigned, there is lively scramble for
his position. Postmaster Coffiand's
term does not expire for two years,
and it is the policy to permit incunb-
ents at time of change of administra-
tion to finish their terms.
--Adolph Anderson of Black BOT
tom has been critically i'll for a month.
At present he is somewhat improved.
His uncle, A. s. Nelson, is helping care
for him.
Marion Robinson has purchased
from Mrs. Jane Walling her residence
property, and will occupy the same
Immediately. Mrs. Walling moved in
to the al Wood house Saturday.
VIII Pierce of Bloomingdale and
r. NJ Minshall Of this city attended
the state convention of NJ. w. A. lodge
held at Oconto last Wednesday. Frank
was elected as delegate from this
district to attend the national c0nven-
lion of that lodge to be held at St
Louis this year. Perry MeHenry was
selected as alternate.
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