Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-03
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Toilet articles OF all kinds at Tow
ner's.
VIM. Clark went to Lacrosse for
treatment.
Melville Tuhus spent last weekend
at home.
New showing of fall dress goods
at Rogers
-"BLUE SUNDAY next Saturday
and Sunday at the Star.
Mrs. r. E. Jones entertained at a
"wheeP Wednesday p. M.
BLUE SUNDAY next Saturday
and Sunday at the Star.
John Weber and family spent
Sunday with friends in Cashton.
-Clothier B. w. johnson made a
business trip to La Crosse last We'd
nesday.
Miss Mamie Jones of Harmony,
Minnesota, is guest of her brother,
r. E. Jones.
Miss Margaret Drinkwine came
down from Sparta and is the guest Of
Frances Older.
Rev. and Mrs. Evans leave today
to spend their summer vacation IN In
diana and other places.
Mrs. Bowman came down from
Sparta and is guest at the home of
her brother, W. E. Garrett.
Miss Alma Nelson returned to
her position at Fargo, North Dakota,
after two weeks visit with home folks.
Mrs. o. o. Tuhls and son Ken
meth spent last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John T. Coleman of LaFarge.
La Fargo had an open date last
Sunday and met the Elroy team. The
jinx still is on their trail as they lost
II to 5.
Clean towels, good workmanship
shaves l5c, haircuts 35c. Shop locat-
ed under Bank of Viroqua. John B.
Denning, Proprietor 31-4p
/ Mr.. and Mrs N Fl. Nelson enter
tanned a party of ladies, Friday, in
honor of Mrs. L. G. jacobson and her
daughters, who are here visiting.
! School girls desiring rooms dur
/ ing the coming school year may cal
on Mrs Edison Roach, 2 blocks north
of the court house, Viroqua, phone 4O8
The Standard Oil filling station
is taking on fine form, Herb Rabbit
and crew being engaged in putting II
extensive concrete walks and drive.
ways around it.
Editor and Mrs. Harry Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. o. j Campbell and Miss
Anna German of Richland Center,we
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Brewer Sunday.
! Due to the cutting down of the
army appropriation bill, the Viroqus
military unit and many others through
out the United States will not go tt
camp this year.
Il. o. Lewiston, Oscar Jacobson
and Bert Leonard are erecting Woo
Tire Hollow Wall silos to help solv'
the feeding question for their herd!
until next seeding time.
Otto Davis and family leave to
morrow for Minocqua where they vii
pass several weeks to escape the raw
ages of hay fever, with which Mis-
Helen is afflicted each year.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Mullen ant
! Paul Mills drove to Loyal, Wis, AM
spent week with relatives. They re
turned Sunday, bringing with then
; their cousin, Maxine Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Johnson an,
son of Osseo visited with the Hans F
Larson family a few days last week
going to Rockton on Friday to spen'
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorval
: Nohr.
Il -Bloomingdale enjoyed her frs
! circus on Tuesday, Merchant G. A
: Morterud informed us. The show
one that carries fifty people and wa
travelling overland from the Kickapo
: valley.
: Keith Fish sustained injuries t
D his back while unloading rock on III
; farm near Liberty Pole He was in
i capacitated for IL days and dre'
/ 1885 compensation on his Woodma
. Accident Policy, s'N 3l-lp
i Hans p, johnson has resigned hi
1 position as manager of the Viroqu
!. Crystal Ice plant, and P. A. Cowde
i was selected as his successor. Nj
: Johnson will straighten up his farI
: work and then take a trip north wit
: his wife. Rx
e Mrs. Henry Schoenrock who he
t been visiting her parents, Mr.. an
]. Mrs. James WEIGH on Pleasant Ridg'
n returned Saturday to her home in II
V diana. Her two young sons were wit
s her. Her brother Harry accompanie
d her as far as Chicago.
: Geo. Galloway and j. W. Curr
!. were over from West Lima on legs
L business Tuesday, the former renew
! ing for his Censor and informing I
v that Ed Essex, Donald Essex, Chal
e lie Godfrey and daughter left Tuesda
/ on a three weeks auto trip to Okls
t homa.
d Owing to the absence of our lint
{ type operator, who is on her vacation
It we regret to announce that we wei
S unable to get into type large nun
e Der of fine correspondents from var
s GUS portions of the county, whiC
e reached us yesterday and today. The
S will be published next week and v
n trust that the writer's, as well as Il
n readers, will pardon this omission.