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

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Mrs. VIM. Elliott is much improv-
ed at this writing.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll e Groves. Phone 66.
If you wish to buy, sell or ex-
change, call on ]. w. Thayer, Theatre
Building.
-Waik-over shoes are the real
shoes for comfort and wear. Ston &
Groves.
DIR. Hess hog worm powder is
sold on an absolute guarantee by o.
E. Davis.
Place orders for hay direct from
car, with Thayer & Mills. Save the
handling.
John Friedell of yiroqua town is
i'll with pneumonia. His condition is
not serious.
II. S. Hamilton spent several days
visiting relatives and friends in Spar
Ia and Tomah.
-Kuppenheimer good clothes are
an investment in good appearance.
Stoll & Groves
Our big reduction sale viii be ex-
tended till March z. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Walter kuebler left today for
Madison with the intention of re-en-
tering Wisconsin University.
"A good cowhide leather lined trav-
cling bag viii make that trip much
more pleasant. Stoll & Groves.
The Mems Club of the M. E.
church viii give supper February
%. Look for furthers announcements.
Are your feet bothering you?
Remember we have a good remedy
for all kinds of foot trouble. Stoll
& Groves.
Mat johnson was in from Har-
mony town with load of potatoes,
and renewed Fred Carson's Censor
The W. CT t. u. viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. Honaker's division at
Mrs. Koeppe's home next Tuesday,
February q, at 2:30.
Mrs. F. M. Towner left for Mil
waukee, Tuesday, to be present at the
meeting Of the Masonic home board, of
which she is a member.
Mrs. Carrie Swangstu came down
from Lacrosse on business, Saturday,
returning Tuesday. She renewed
Censor dues while here.
Miss Myrtle Larson is enjoying a
vacation from her duties as stenog-
rapher at the Nuzum Office, and is
spending the same at Minneapolis.
Have you seen that new advance
showing of ladies' dresses at Rogers :?
They are handles and win interest
you. Better step in and see them.
See Fine Feathers" at the Opera
House Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. No, its not a movie show, but
an honest-to-goodness poultry show.
Root rot resistent tobacco seed,
raised by Elias Tryggestad, germina-
ton 98E, SOC per ounce. Sold by
Barath & Rabbit, Bud Store. slip
Mrs. Martin Davidson received the
sad word ofIhe passing of her brother,
John Sveen, at his home in Westby
at z o'clock this morning from pneu-
monia.
Scrap Iron, Charles Rays late
picture is easily the best of his pic
lures. Dempsey said he never saw
better three rounds Of fight in any
picture.
e. c. Dobson of Viola has pur-
chased from Jerry Bann his popcorn
wagon and will move here about the
1st of March. We don't know Just
what Jerry is going to do, but we rath-
er think California is calling.
Mrs. f. C. Turner of Shields, North
Dakota, came up from Soldiers Grove
to spend a few days. with friends and
relatives in this community. Mrs.
Turner came from North Dakota De-
eember 18th, and will return home in
a week. M
MIR. Nottingham win come from
Lacrosse on Friday and remain in
Viroqua over Sunday. All those who
desire to have instruction on band or
orchestra instruments will make no
mistake in getting in touch with him.
Phone or call at the Interstate Oil
station.
In renewing his Censor subscrip-
ton, Ole Roeburg writes from Long
Beach, California, that they are hav-
ing great oil boom there. About 90
wells have been sunk, some of which
are flowing as high as 1000 barrels a
day. Natural gas is also being piped
to the city.
The Literary Society met Mon
day and finished the play, MIXED
Marriage" under leadership of Mrs.
o. E. Davis. Several members gave
interesting talks on the Irish question
which has been discussed at the last
two meetings. The club contributed
$40 to the Wilson foundation fund.
About $50 friends and neighbors
dropped in on Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ben
nett at Dell last Wednesday evening
and gave them a heartfelt farewell re-
ception. They brought well-filled bas-
kets and enjoyed a sumptuous feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett win soon move
TO this city, and we will welcome them
to residence among us.
The members of the mems bible
class of the Methodist church dropped
in on their brother member, j. S.
Tuesday evening, and as
sisted him to properly celebrate his
S0th birthday. They left fine token
Of their regard for him. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed. John is the
youngest old man we know of, and
we wish him many returns of the day.
Mrs Toilet Tollefson Is very Ill
with pneumonia at her home in this
city. Owing to her advanced age of !
n years, her condition ic very criti-
cal with very little hope of recovery.
Her children have been summoned
home-Sever of Castle Rock, Albert
of Warren, Minnesota, Mrs. Gunder-
son of Castle Rock. Mrs. Susie Muren
Of Madison and Bonnie of Minot, North
Dakota.
talk about plucky youngsters,
Treasurer Frank Minshall thinks he
has grandson that takes the cake. A
few days ago he had a load of wood
delivered at the house and mentioned
that he would have to throw it into
the basement but had no time that
morning. His four-yea old grand