Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

miss Florence Side spent Tues
day with relatives at Sparta.
Ira Casperson of Viola transacted
business here last Wednesday.
CLAUS Running of Cashton spent
last Thursday here on business.
All kinds of paints and varnishes
OF the finest quality at O, Z Davis.
Visit Ellefson & Johnson, in Ma
sonic building, for mems wear Of quail
Gus Deuthscher is here from Da-
1. visiting his friend Miss Ruby
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Eckhardt are
spending few days this week at Blue
Mrs. Geo. Bush spent Sunday at
Readstown visiting at the John John
son home.
Miss May McKittrick is driving
from Cleveland, Ohio, and viii arrive
here this week.
FOR SALE, Columbia phono-
graph, good as new. Inquire of Miss
Nellie Tollefson.
Mrs.Lawrenee Bigley of Lacrosse
is here spending few weeks with
relatives and friends.
RIB. Burgham and wife of Bloom
ingdale drove in on business today and
renewed Censor dues.
Mrs. John Bann spent last week
with relatives at Richland Center
while Lieut.. Bann was in camp.
Mrs. Susie Chatfeld came this
morning from Lacrosse to spend some
weeks with relatives and friends.
-Thayer & Mills request prompt
settlement Of allaccounts at the Farm
ers Bank by cash or negotiable notes.
--WANTED--Pos as house
keeper. Farm preferred. Age az.
Mrs. Lydia Pratt, RI, Genoa. 25-1-p
Miss Cora Getter left last Thurs
day for Whitewater, where she will
spend several weeks at summer school.
Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. Frieddell
spent the latter part of the week in
Eau Claire attending the convention.
Now is the time for tennis shoes.
1T you want good ones, come and visit
us. We have them for everyone. Ed
Lind.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Stanley of
Lacrosse came to Viroqua Monday.
combining business with pleasure for
a week.
Mrs. Ralph WHISKY and daughter
Evangeline, spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs. A. H Mueller, in La
Crosse.
Mr. and Mrs. George Willgrub
and son Roy of Madison spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Da-
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gorsline and
Miss Gladys Atkins are here from Tut
tie, North Dakota, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. May went to
La Crosse last Thursday morning
where Mrs. May will remain for a few
weeks for treatment.
Harry Infield and Chester Hag-
gerty of Readstown and William Gar
ner of Sugar Grove spent last Satur-
day here on business.
Look over our line of Ralston
shoes. Your kind Of shoe for style,
fit, and service. ElIefson & Johnson.
Located in Masonic Building.
The base bail season is on in full
blast. Make the kiddies happy. Tow
ner handles all kinds of baseball and
tennis and other sporting goods.
Mrs. Mike Shannon was in from
West Prairie on business today and
renewed dues to the old Censor. She
has taken the same for A years.
Willie Vance is hobbling around
on crutches. While working on the
paving job south of town, horse
stepped on his foot, breaking bone.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Rothlisberg-
err and children and Miss Doris Fro
bert of Elgin, Iowa, spent the week
end with the Levi Eckhardt family.
Rev. Harry Lea and family stop
ped on their way home from touring
in South Dakota and spent last Friday
evening with Mrs. NJ. A. Ady. They
were returning home to Cassville, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lucas and
Katherine, and Miss lone OIL
son motored to Richland Center Sun
day where Mr.. Lucas spoke in the af-
ternoon at the District Convention of
the Christian church.
Mrs. Ever Everson was taken to
Lacrosse Wednesday morning. to the
Lutheran Hospital for an operation.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Dennis.
--Theo. F. Paulsen came Monday
night from Austin, Texas, where he
has been travelling for the Information
al Harvester Co., and will assist his
brothers ia the conduct of their BUSH
ness during the rush summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith are
here from Mexico to spend some time
at the home of Attorney and Mrs. C.
j. Smith. Seems good to see Kenneth
back at the old home
Mrs. Arnold Lund was taken to
the Grandview hospital at Lacrosse
on Tuesday and today submitted to
a major operation. We are pleased to
learn that she is doing well.
I'm a recent "S' word puzzle con-
test Mrs. Herbert VanWinter of Reads
town received cash prize of $4,000.
The Censor congratulates Mrs. Van
Winter on her ability TO win the same.
Don't miss the wonderful slaugh-
tered price on those fine Detroit Red
Star oil stoves which Clarence Webb is
offering. Read his ad elsewhere in
this issue.
j. w. Thayer Is back from his
big Waupaca farm and desiring to sell
you farms, large or small, that will
pay a profit on the purchase price.
Write him, Nanawa, Wis, Rs.
Merchant C. ]. Dregne came down
from Ladysmith, Monday, to spend a
few days with home folks. Mr.. Dreg-
ne is a son of John Dregne, leaving
here six years ago to take up mer-
chandising in Ladysmith. He renew
ed Censor dues while here.
The Retreat folks have arranged
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