Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-01
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

john St0iS was IN L8IFOSSe Oh
business last Friday.
DIR. C. II. Minshall Of Westby was
here on business Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Donnie. have
moved into their new home.
Clint Wallace of Westby made a
business call here Monday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Rainey, January 30, baby boy.
Ben Glickman has moved into the
Sam Gross house, which he purchased.
Ole Buraas and John Masrud Of
Westby were here Saturday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Joe Honaker and son Paul
were in Lacrosse on business Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sanwiek are
entertaining baby daughter at their
home.
Mr.. Jesse Perkins of Bloomington
spent several days here this week on
business.
Miss Pearl Holverson has return
ed to her clerical duties at the Fl. E..
Rogers store.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tolley Sim
onson Of Dach Ridge, on January 2S,
a baby girl.
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Lacrosse and from there viii go to
Milwaukee on business.
Jesse NJ. Thompson of Viroqua
city was in Friday and enrolled as a
new Censor subscriber.
--Thayer has several good city
homes for sale on easy terms; also
several calls for small farms.
Mrs. Henry Norris, who has been
monia, has fully recovered.
%. E. Davis has a nice line of Van
tines incense burners, toilet waters,
face creams and tale powders.
Miss Edna Smith is visiting her
mesters of the State University.
Miss Damms, the bookkeeper at
the Light Office spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Lacrosse.
Buy potatoes, corn, bran, mid
feeds and hay of Thayer e. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Sherrick spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lacrosse tax
ing in the carnival and visiting friends
Miss Georgia Dennis has been
very i'll the past week at her home
in the country. She is improving slow
ly.
Mrs. T. B. Smell was in Friday
at Clinton, Iowa, as a birthday pres
ent.
While playing on the school
of Gilbert Gilbertson sustained brok-
en- leg.
James Welch returned Saturday
frlr,a a(e H. H.
the past week in the hospital taking
treatments.
Elmer Roman was here on Mon
day. He is travelling for the Frank
lin McVey Co. with headquarters at
Lacrosse.
Miss Inez Rabbit has resigned
her position at Cashton and will en-
ter the University at Madison the
second semester.
Miss Gertrude Norris of LaFarge
has been spending the past week here
visiting relatives and friends, return
ing to her home Sunday
e. I. Forum was in Friday to
renew for his Censor and also that of
his daughter, Mrs. Anna Syverson,
at Pierpoint, South Dakota.
Mr.. J. Johnson. who is employed
at the Side meat market, was called
to Lacrosse by the critical illness of
an infant child, with pneumonia.
--Chas. G.. Dackau of Ontario, was
here as a delegate to the Equity Con-
vention held Saturday, and renewed
for the Censor while in the, city.
While at the NJ. r. Hewitt sale at
Galesville last week, j. A. .Doerr bot
very classy Chester White female
with real breeding in her pedigree.
so foot tobacco shed and hanging
poles for sale. Located across from
Eckhart Park, Viroqua, Price $500.
Inquire of Torger Fortney, City. Sip
Attend the poultry show, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Best quality Goodrich Hipress
cloth top overshoes SO. Stoll &
Groves.
We have about so sacks of good
Northern Grown Minnesota White Po-
tatoes for sale at $3.50 per bushel
Inquire of Officer & Nystrom at the
Dray Barn.
Charles Ray comes to the Star
next Wednesday and Thursday in his
best play, Scrap Iron. Now if you
want TO enjoy big evening don't
miss this.
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Vera last, the neatest fitting rubber
for ladies fine shoes and 0xfords. Al,
so all styles for men and children.
Anton Olson, Cash Shoe Store.
Miss Vida Eckhardt returned last
Wednesday morning from teaching
duties at Baraboo and gave real sur
prise to home folks as no one knew of
her coming.
We have only few of those
boys suits left at s5.75. Better try
and fit out your boy before they are
all gone. The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & Johnson.
Mrs. Louie Hotlan and son Jasel
of Bud returned from Lacrosse Sat
urday where the latter underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Lu-
theran hospital.
George Pennell and wife are now
settled in their new home. 1t is one
Of the most modern residences in VII
roqua, and George and his good wife
viii take much comfort in it.
Miss Helen Turville, member of
the faculty of the Library school at
spent Wednesday here. She
is making a tour of the state to help
the library field workers and inspect
ing libraries.
Lloyd Bekkedal and Joslin Run
ming of Westby, stopped here last
Thursday while on their way home
to visit friends and relatives. They
spent most of the past week in Sol
diers Grove and Gays Mills buying
tobacco.
Lucille Brye, daughter of Mr.. and
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