Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-08
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

day at the parental home.
There are 40 now. Who viii make
it so at the Fellowship Club?
Mayor A. E. Smith made bust
ness trip to Madison Thursday.
Mrs. Joel NJ. Nuzum has been
quite i'll, and is now quite poorly.
Yes, Thayer & mills haye plenty
Of Prairie as well as Alfalfa hay.
II. j. Davis and Albert Broadhead
were up from Retreat on business to-
day.
Mrs. VIII Atkins is spending a
few days at Readstown visiting rela-
tives.
Many new coats. suits and dresses
just received from New York Suttle
& Tate.
Architect Parkinson of Lacrosse
was down Tuesday looking over the
Temple
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. McKenna Of
Gays Mills spent Saturday and Sun
day here.
Mrs. NJ. Ady has been confined
to her bed but at this writing is i'm
proving.
-Graydon Slack was in RichIand
Center by auto, one day last week on
business.
We can relieve you of your foot
troubles. Just give US trial. Stoll
& Groves.
Enjoy yourself next Sunday. Eat
dinner soc
Ask for Pilot overalls and Jack
cts at The Blue Front Store Ellefson
& johnson.
Kuppenheimer good clothes are
quality clothes down to the last stitch.
Stoll & Groves.
.-Lumberman and Mrs. Ben Nuzum
Of Tomah spent Monday at the Joel
Nj. Nuzum home.
Miss Dams returned to her work
Tuesday morning and at this writing
is much improved.
DIR. Fawcett drove down from
Cashton, Sunday, and spent the day
at the parental home.
Mrs. Shlimovitz of Sparta spent
the first of the week here with her
sister Mrs. Sam Gross.
Mr.. Thornton Taylor has been very
i'll the past few days but at this writ
ing is gaining slowly.
With hogs around 10c, DIR. Hess
Hog Worm powder is a first class IN
vestment. o. f. Davis.
Parents: Are your children re-
gational Sunday School.
President Cotton of the Lacrosse
Normal spent Tuesday here with Stunt.
and Mrs. Geo. <. Sanford
Try a ton of Yellow Harmony
which is all corn, mixed with a ton Of
oat feed. Thayer & Mills.
When your clock or watch gets
tired and goes on strike, take them
to Carl G. Goes jewelry store.
Mr. j. NJ. Shreve left Tuesday for
Viola by auto and from there goes to
milwaukee by train, on business.
We are closing out our Motor
High Speed hand-power washers at
Sl5. Clarence Webb Hardware.
D. T.. Slack and c.. A. Cutter at
tended a meeting of post commanders
and adjutants at Appleton last week.
Mrs. Andrew johnson has been
spending a few days this week with
her mother, Mrs. Ady, owing to her
illness.
Our new Spring. Hats are now on
display Come in and look them over.
The Blue Front Store. Ellefson G.
Johnson. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. ASlack drove
to Richland Center Friday. Mrs.
Slack remained there for visit at the
old home
Peter Torger and son of West
Prairie delivered tobacco in the city
on Wednesday and renewed for the
Censor while here
This is the season of colds, sore
Threats and tonsilitis. The next time
you feel any of these coming on, give
Osteopathy trial.
"A real farm home of so acres, 21s
miles from Westby, q mile from
school, price right and terms reason
able. See T. j. Thorson & Son, West
by.
We guarantee Fairy Foot" soft
corn remedy will quickly end blister
ing ulcerating soft corns. o. f. Da-
Wis.
Martin Jensen took his little son
to Madison, Monday, so that the doc
tors might examine him. He is i'm
proving steadily after his many oper-
ations.
Mrs. Ralph Grover left Tuesday
morning for Grandview hospital at
Lacrosse with her little son. On Wed.
nesday morning a slight operation was
performed.
We are mighty glad to know that
Merchant j. H. Quick is improving.
following consultation at Rochester
concerning an aggravating spell of
stomach trouble.
Mr. III. BraZenie was called from
his work here, receiving a telegram
Sunday evening from his home at
Chippewa Falls containing the sad
news that his son was dead
The Battery men are all urged to
be present at the meeting Friday night
as rifles will be issued at this meeting
and the organization win be duly orr
gained as Co. A, 10th Engineers.
james Brannon of Red Mound
drove up by car on Friday, taking
back his daughter who attends high
school here. Mr.. Brannon called on
the Censor man and left his dues for
another year.
Mrs. c. d. Mead returned home
Monday morning after attending a
committee meeting of the State Mis-
sionary Society at Milwaukee. and Wis
lting with relatives and friends in
Beloit and GAINESVILLE.
Sam Gross receives the distress
| ing news that his mother and sister
have passed away in Kiev. Russia.
His father died less than two wears
ago, This is sad bereavement to
| sustain in so short time.
! Rev. Harris, I. o. Mork. M. T.
Brewer and ]. o. Anderson and their
better two-thirds, dropped in at the
Joe Deters home Monday of last week
with baskets of good things and fit