Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-12
SHORT Personal JOTTING

II MISS lnez Rabbit spent last Wed
nesday in Lacrosse.
Frank Potts is at Madison for a
week visiting friends.
! Miss Jessie Jacobs spent the week
end here at the H. II. Rabbit home.
Have you tried Lady Esther face
powder? o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mrs. Fred Cutter returned home
II Tuesday, to Sioux Falls, South Dakota
4 Mrs. Sam Whom and two daugh-
tiers are here from Chicago spending
a few days at the Sam Gross home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gross received
a card from DIR. Porter stating that
/ he is fine and now In Jerusalem.
! Miss Avanelle Barton of Liberty
Pole IS here visiting at the B. F. Root
home.
| No better vanishing creams than
Nyals or Lady Esther. o, E. Davis
Drug Store.
-Hofstra for flies, cabbage worms,
reaches, bedbugs and ants. O. E. Da-
Wis Drug Store.
! -Groceryman John Side has added
fireproof McCasky register to his
store equipment.
/ II do all kinds of Ladies hair bob
bing, shampooing and massaging. H.
/ B. Crume, barber. 2S-1-p
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Peterson drove
up from Freeman town on business
today. and renewed Censor dues.
4 Mrs. Thomas Costing and family
/ of Milwaukee are visiting relatives
and friends here for few weeks.
Three good rooms for rent eth
er for Office or residence purposes.
Inquire of HI. E. Anderson. 2S-tf
Y Mrs. Gladys Holt and two daugh-
Of -.
here at the w. w. Wigginton home.
Bridge Builder G. w: Townsend
of Readstown dropped in Thursday
and added his name to the Censor's big
list
DO you need any hay rope or hay
tools of any kind The Farmers Store
handles the best of everything in that
line.
Miss Hattie Dennis of Madison is
here spending few weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dennis
-Severt Seine and family left to-
day wednesday, for South Dakota
to visit relatives and friends for a
few weeks.
Mems silk knit ties, regular 81. 90
! values soc at NJ. J. Felix, 1902 Main
st. Both sides of the dollar will do
their duty here.
In the storm of Sunday afternoon,
Floyd Huschka's new barn was struck
by lightning, tearing portion of a
gable end, but luckily no further dam
age resulted.
Mrs. Geo. Cook and two children
are here from Chicago spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. H. M.
Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Piper and son
Jimmie, of Concord, New Hampshire,
and brother, j. w. Collins of Boulder,
Colorado, are here visiting with DIR.
and Mrs. Morley.
Miss Grace Powell came Sunday
from Chicago. She will spend her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Powell
Mrs. Julia Collins and grand
daughter, Bea Marie, returned Sun
day after a pleasant visit of several
days in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Green and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Fisher
and daughter. all of LaF'arge spent
Sunday at the Geo. Fisher home.
Mrs. Sam Gross has returned home
after enjoying a months visit with
relatives in Chicago, also enjoying a
visit in Milwaukee and Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Roach and
Miss Lillian Cooley motored to Hills
boro Saturday and spent until Monday
morning with Mr.. Roach's parents.
Miss Maude Schied of Ferryville.
spent last week here with Miss Anna
Rabbit, returning home Sunday, Miss
Anna geing with her and will spent
4 several weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gross received
a letter and picture of the baby from
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dahl of Nor
way, stating that they will sail for
America the middle of August. The
jpeople of Viroqua will be glad to see
Friend Tom back to the good old u.
is. A
The harvest is close at hand. You
will soon be needing binding Irvine.
Remember that we have a large stock
lof the best Irvine made-Plymouth L
and Plymouth Standard-and the price
lis right The Sauer Hardware.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester McKien and
VIM. McKien, Clifford, Harvey and
Ralph Brown and Fred Cutter motored
here from Sioux Falls, South Dakots,
spending Monday at the w. w. Wig
CLINTON home, returning Tuesday.
We never heard of a housewife
who wasn't well satisfied with Rus
sell best ftOuf. lnabS why We sell
it. That's why we are sure you will
like it. Come and get a sack. Sold
Exclusively in Viroqua at the Farmers
Store.
Officer Berlie Morris is back from
the hospital at Chicago feeling much
improved in health after no less than
FIVE different operations. A man ought
to be either dead or cured after an
Iexperience like that Berlie was there
lover two months.
Mrs. Ben Glickman is receiving a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Tiechner,
her two sisters and her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Salaiteh and daughter,
all of Chicago. The party motored
from Chicago in eleven hours on Sun
day and will spend week at the
Glickman home, taking in the Dells
on the return trip.
Happy ccntentcd cattle are the
ones that give you the best returns.
1t pays to keep them in good bodily
comfort. Don't let the flies poster the
life out of your stock. Come to the
Farmers Store and get can Of Greco
mold. It is absolutely guaranteed to
protect them from flies.
Mr.. Andrew MeIlem of Yiroqua,
now with the Peter Newburg Clothing
House at Lacrosse says Every Yer
non county man should surely see
those wonderful bargains in Mems
Suits which u-p q 20 ofFersuor II mill