Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-04
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Kenneth Hay spent Sunday in
WestDy.
Helen Williams left for Appleton
Monday.
Frank Myers spent Sunday in
Lacrosse.
Isaac Lavold was in Viola Satur-
day morning.
Kenneth Kuebler left Monday for
Beloit college.
Julius Jeffson spent Monday at
his home in Westby.
MIR. Raustrom is visitor from
Lacrosse this week.
--Gitley Norris was Westby visit
or Tuesday evening.
Jacob Amodt of Westby was here
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Proctor left Tuesday
morning for Chicago
Carol Mork spent Saturday with
Mrs. Albon Tollefson.
--Genevieve Truesdale left Monday
morning for Appleton.
Geo. Bakken was a business caller
at Westby on Thursday.
Fred Thompson returned Monday
afternoon to River Falls.
DIR. William Trowbridge was in
Viola one day last week.
Roy Atkins spent New Years with
his brother, w. r. Atkins.
Miss Frances Anderson left Mon
day morning for Madison.
Elmer Knutson Of Lacrosse spent
a few days here last week.
"A car of yellow corn at only 81
per cwt at Thayer & Mills.
Coming, Friday, January 13, the
Mississippi Jazz Orchestra.
tives and friends at Sylvan.
DIR. Park of Viola autoed here
Sunday evening on business.
Mrs Louis Reed IS suffering from
a severe case of pneumonia.
Miss Bertha Hammer returned
from Cadott Saturday morning.
Herman Williams of Readstown
was a business caller here Tuesday.
Virgil atthews of Viola spent a
few hours here Sunday on business.
Harold Christensen returned Mon
day to school duties at Milwaukee.
Miss Katherine Lucas returned
Friday afternoon to DesMoines, Iowa.
Washing done for $1.25 by Mrs.
H. Dennison, West Broadway. lip
Georgia Dennis spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in the coun-
try.
Alice Rogers returned Monday
morning to Milwaukee to Downer col
lege.
Florence Hall returned to her
school duties Monday morning,at Men
asha
Merle Cowden of Lacrosse is
spending a few days at the parental
home.
Leila Williams returned Tuesday
afternoon for her school at Sugar
Grove
Ruth Lindstrom returned Mon
day to her school duties at Wisconsin
University.
One lot of mems suits, small sizes,
price $9.75, during this sale. The Blue
Front Store.
j. w. Thayer has several good
business properties in Viroqua for sale
or exchange.
--Thelma Seeley left Thursday of
last week to visit with her parents
at Arnold, Wis.
Attorney Adolph Heinz left Tues
day for Madison, on business. He re-
turned Saturday, ea.qs5
Vivian and Bernice Fawcett re-
.uIned Monday morning to Milwaukee
to school duties. s
Mr.. G. Harris of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, spent part of his vacation
at the Jackson home. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer and family
and Jerry Bann autoed to Richland.
Center last Saturday,
Mildred Henry viii leave Friday
for Beloit where she will begin teach
ing on Monday morning ~ ia.
Mrs. A. L. MeLees is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Rex
Barton, at Liberty Pole. il FL y
Hugh Smith, returned home from
Black River Falls where he spent a
few days with relatives.
John Wolfgram returned from
Milwaukee where he spent Christmas
with his brothers and sister.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Sugar
Grove is spending afew weeks here
with relatives and friends.
Miss Jerrine Helgeson, who has
been visiting relatives and friends here
returned Tuesday to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington, who have
been spending few weeks here, re-
turned home one day last week.
-Mable Cass will return the latter
part fthe week to resume her teach
ing duties at Amigo, Wisconsin.
Mrs. P. Hanson came down from
Westby and spent New Years with
her daughter, Mrs. f. j. Older.
You can get delicious home made
candy at the Star Theatre building
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Miss Helen Graves returned Mon
day to Madison to the University and
Mary to her school at Marshfield.
Are you feeding DR.. Hess Pana-
cea for more eggs? Ask O. E. Davis
about this wonderful egg producer.
Joe Wemett returned Wednesday
evening from Mable, Minnesota, where
he spent the past two weeks at his
old home.
M. A Smith and wife and Vivian
Fawcett and Frederick Dyson autoed
to Lacrosse Thursday evening to at
tend the dance.
All our boys suits to be closed
out at $5.95. Come in and take adj
vantage of this. The Blue From Store
Ellefson & Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis and
Mrs. Lyall Horribly spent New Years
in Lacrosse. Grant Harris, who has
been visiting here, autoed with them.
%. E. Davis receives all the new
records put out by the Columbia each
month. Also has complete line of
Columbia machines at pre-war prices
DIR. Weber of Viola stopped here
a few moments Thursday morning
while autoing to Lacrosse with Mrs.
Chas. Matthes for an operation for
appendicitis.
Misc q Pine Davis of Chattanooga