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

Stoll & Groves
Bud store has received a part of
car Of stock salt.
20. G. Lewis of DeSoto was in
the city one day recently.
w. r. Atkins is assisting at the
Sauer Hardware store.
Mrs E. ]. Older visited her sister
in Westby one day recently.
Roy and Harry Bangsburg ran
down from Lacrosse, Tuesday.
Merchant c. F. Bennett was in
from Dell on business, Tuesday.
George Eawcett and wife are at
Waupaca visiting with his mother.
II. w. Thayer has buyers for sew
eral medium priced houses in Viroqua.
Il. o. Lewiston has 12x24 Wood
Tire Hollow Wall Silo ready to erect.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Dahl left to-
day for Minneapolis on a vacation trip.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w Norris were
at Lacrosse Sunday to see Mrs. Ed.
Norris.
DR.. VIM NJ. Trowbridge is back
at his Office after several days Of in
disposition.
Miss Ethel Atwood left Saturday
to buy fall millinery at Chicago and
Milwaukee.
- AdlADl ~. NJ 4 ONtll 1GbIfUSQ last
Thursday from weeks business trip
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nestingen
and family of Sparta, were Viroqua
visitors Sunday.
-Viroqua-LaCrosse Bus Line leaves
Viroqua hotel at 7:15 a. m. and 80
p. m. except Sunday.
Mrs. L. c. Boyle left Sunday to
visit fnF a r4ys+h gnI1fftra-
Washington state
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Wright of Min
neapolis are visiting relatives in this
city and Retreat vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ. Brewer had
old neighbors from Richland Center
as guests one day recently.
Mrs. W. II. Morgan has returned
from visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry James near Retreat
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ady left Sat-
urday for Merrill to spend week
with relatives of Mrs. Ady.
Bert Crume and wife drove to-
DeSoto Monday, Mrs. Crume remain
ing there for weeks visit
President 7. o. Mork and family
and Curtis Doering left Thursday
morning on weeks auto trip.
Wanted, by a young married coup
lie, furnished rooms for light house
keeping Inquire at this Office.
Friends here receive word of the
birth of son on Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira fainter of Milwaukee.
IS. j. Sauer and family drove to
Portage Saturday and spent until
Munday with relatives and friends.
Brown Music Co. is showing four
new styles of Victrolas. Call in and
inspect the latest in Talking Machines.
Miss Gladys Knutson of Sterling
town is spending two weeks at the
S. J. johnson home at Bishop Branch.
--Knute Sletto returned to his home
in Fergus Falls, Tuesday, after visit
with relatives, l.. j. Brye and sons.
Ray Horribly a nd Elmer Strait and
better halves motored to near Hay
ward and spent last week camping out.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Nixen have
returned TO their home in Lacrosse
after visit at the home of Mrs. Cora
Barry.
Officers of the Vernon County
Sunday School Association will meet
at l o'clock at the Rest Room, Satur-
day, August 27.
Highway Commissioner Ristow
and family and Miss Eleanor Scheck-
lemann motored TO, Lacrosse and Wi
mona, Saturday
Robert Nixon left Friday for the
national capitol where Congressman
j. ID, Beck, has engaged him to do
clerical work.
&C, w. Franklin and his father-in-
law, Roy Miner, drove down from La
Crosse, Monday, for visit at the j.
+. Stoll home.
Mrs. Julia Collins and grand
daughter, Bea Marie, left Saturday to
spend week with her daughter, Ber-
nice, at Milwaukee.
Mrs. p. Hanson, who was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. j. Older, has
gone to Westby to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Melvin Swenson.
Mrs. T, B. Potts receives word
that her sister-in-law Mrs. John Nor
rison, formerly of Blue River and now
of California, is very low.
The first number on the Band
Concert program next Friday night
is "The Nash Motors March" which
was presented to the band by Ole Jack
son & Sons.
Misses Blanche Netwell and Ma
RE Shaefer of Lacrosse, are here for
week, the former visitor at the
Kromery home, the latter with Mrs.
Flora Weber.
Professor Roy j. Carver went to
Menominee Tuesday to attend teach
ers' convention. Mrs. Carver and
daughter will be guests at the Barry
home until his return.
Harold and Leland Hiles returned
to onalaska, Sunday, after spending
two weeks at the Lee Hiles home
south of the city. They returned by
car with VIM p Fleming.
The Beavers will hold their an
nual picnic Friday, August 26 at Eek
hart Park. All Beavers and their
families are invited. Coffee and ice
cream will be furnished.
Blair r. Sherrick drove to Reads
town Saturday, bringing back his
brother, Fay, who had come that far
by train from Chicago. Fay is spend
ing few days at the old home.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin left Tuesday
for Milwaukee to attend annual con-
vention of the National Dental As
ISOLATION. 1t is expected that over
5000 dentists will be in attendance.
Our watch repair department is
pretty we'll crowded. but we can make
room for yours. Better bring in your
timepiece if it isn't giving you good
satisfaction. Ed. Harrington. Jeweler
u. c. Showan and family are en-
| Joying visit from Mrs. Showan's
brother and wife, John Brown of Hay
ward. Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Showan ex-