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


, here Monday
List your property with Thayer
I If you want to sell or exchange.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 80.
| Mrs. I. Nj. Brewer and company
of ladies' are camping on Seas Branch.
Mayor L. M. Roseland is receiv-
! ing visit from his uncle Peter Erick-
son.
/ -Theo. Paulsen returned Sunday
from q two weeks vacation trip to
Texas.
Just received large shipment of
extra trousers for men at StoH &
Groves
Would you know the Devil if you
saw him? See him Saturday and
Sunday.
-Russers Best -four is guaranteed
to be the best. Sold only at the Farm
Mrs. P. Hanson of DesotO is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. E. ]. Older,
this week.
Use fly oil on the milch cows and
work horses during the hot harvest
days. o. E. Davis.
Miss Ruby Parr of Purdy has
been guest at the Ole B. Helgeson
home the past week.
Frances Older and Margaret
Drinkwine made trip to Lacrosse
on the 7th to visit friends.
| Don't fail to see our "a inch
heavy chambray at the extremely low
price of 18c. Suttle & Tate.
The Juvenile band viii play an
other concert at the park on Friday
night. Make it point to attend.
Mrs. Albert Carmichael returned
Tuesday after two weeks visit at
Frazee and Fairbault, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Adams and
son of Riehland Center were the guests
of Mr.. Brewer and family on Sunday.
Frances Older and Margaret
Drankwine left today for Rochester
to spend few days with Roland Older
Miss Myrtle McMullen returned
today to Racine after several weeks
spent here among relatives and
friends
We are offering all our summer
materials, voiles, organdies and swisses
at extremely low prices to close out.
Suttle & Tate.
VIM. P Fleming and NJ. t. Van
derbilt and wives leave Sunday morn
ing on a delightful two weeks north
ern nSnlng "trip.
The Stoll, Groves, Williams Beck
holt and Harris families and Mrs.
Buffers enjoyed delightful Sunday
at Stoll's cottage.
M, ]. Felix, d. E. Slack, Elmer
Roman and Raymond Spellum enjoy
ed an early morning fishing trip to the
Mississippi Friday.
Herb Rabbit and crew have COM
pleted the laying of the large con-
crete driveway in front of the Stand
ard Oil filling station.
w. l.. Schulz, after spending a
few days with his family here, has
returned to Darlington where he is
managing a drug store.
Seth Silbaugh, son of VIM. A.
Silbaugh, living north of the city, fell
from a load of grain, Saturday, and
was quite badly injured.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milne drove here
from Phillips, Tuesday, for a week s
visit at the Joel Nuzum home. Mrs.
Milne was Miss Rebecca ,Nuzum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell were
visitors in Sparta on the 9th, the lat
ter to consult physicians, Mrs. Cald-
well submitted to an operation on her
foot.
Rev. and Mrs, Bergen and son re-
turned last Wednesday after a ten
day visit at Mayville and Buxton,
North Dakota, with old parishioners
and friends. ~
theran church win meet at the home
of Tobias Sherry on Belgium Ridge,
Sunday, August 21st in the afternoon.
All welcome.
| Dohor+ No 80, ~ g., II, II -
ter of Westby stopped at the Ed. Mich
Stoughton and Edgerton for a visit
with relatives.
Register of Deeds Paul T. Paul
sen and wife and son Ralph, returned
Monday from a motor trip to the
Dells. Miss Helen Paulsen of Sparta
accompanied them.
| Judge and Mrs. j.. o. Mahoney
drove, Saturday, to Minneapolis and
will spend week on one of the lakes
near there where their son, Emmett,
has summer cottage.
| The base ball boys are grateful
for the good number of tickets sold
for their dance Friday night. A fair
crowd attended, and about S35 dollars
went into the treasury.
| The roads are fne 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.
| Mrs. Ed Williams and three
daughters returned today to Carol
ton, Illinois, after month at the old
home with parents and relatives. She
was formerly Miss Rena Buchanan.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. G. Myers and
daughter Irene and F. N. Hoelzer of
St.Louis, are visiting at the j. E. Will
liams home and with other relatives in
and around Viroqua. They came by
way of Chicago and Madison in their
auto.
We understand that Pete Qualey
has purchased from Chris Henry his
residence-the old Gulbandson proper
| ty. Every act of Pete's these days
is tinged with evidence that he is af-
fiicted with serious affection of the
heart that is soon to terminate ia
tally.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Beckholt drove
here from Moline, Illinois, Thursday,
and spent until today at the J. E.
Stoll home, renewing old acquaint-
ances made when Mr.. Beckholt was
pastor of the Christian church in 1913.
Beckholt has an army of friends who
Iwere overjoyed to greet him again.
Rev. Hylland of Coon Valley was
given a delightful surprise last Sun
day morning when his congregations
met and enjoyed big dinner in the