Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-08
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING.

our customers Sold only by G. L.
Colman Lumber Co.
Mrs. Martin Jasperson was a La
Crosse visitor Friday.
Prof. Enders was a business call
er at LaFarge Friday.
Mr.. Eckhart was in Lac rosse
Tuesday on business.
Alfred Johnson was a business
caller N town Monday.
Miss Damms spent Wednesday in
Lacrosse on business.
w. d. Dyson spent Wednesday in
Chaseburg on business.
John Jackson returned SATURDAY.
OF last week from Winona.
Mr.. t. Taylor is here this week on
business from EauClaire.
Eagle shirts will hold their color
and wear. Stoll & Groves.
William Farnum in IF / Were a
King" Monday and Tuesday.
Alex Ristow was in Lacrosse on
Monday on important business.
Go TO the Grill, Sunday, and en-
JOY their fine SOC chicken dinner
Leila Williams spent part of last
week at her home at Sugar Grove.
Mrs. Lulu Stormont of Viola was
here Thursday evening of last week.
Miss Hannah Hanson is spending
a few days with her sister in Chicago.
"A few large farms wanted in ex-
change for smaller ones. j. w. Thayer.
There is not a dissatisfied user
OF Dixie Gem coal to be found among
Newton Boggs of Ft.Collins, Colo
RADIO, is a new subscriber on our list.
Mrs. Jorgen Moen visited her faith
er, Mr.. Campbell, at Cashton on Thurs
day.
Frank Primmer of BishopBranch
was in and renewed Censor dues on
Friday.
-Orbin Anderson and Martin Nun
dial were business callers in Lacrosse
Monday.
Gladys Atkins is making a few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Mauston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellicutt spent
a portion of the past week at Black
River Falls.
Miss Fay Smith is home from six
weeks visit with relatives at Chicago
and Bangor.
Only 100 bushels of potatoes left
on sale by Thayer & Mills at $3.50 per
bushel. Buy now.
Mrs. Sam Gross was at Sparta
last week and bought some furniture
for her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Erickson are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a baby boy
born last Monday.
Chairman Albert Egeness and
Gust Theige of Westby were Viroqua
callers last Thursday.
Herman Williams was a business
caller here from Readstown Friday
and Sunday of last week.
Mrs: j. z. Running and Mrs. Geo.
Boyer Of Westby spent Sunday here
at the julius Jeffson home.
Mrs. Garfield Pennell viii give a
linen shower for Miss KEN Morrison
Friday evening of this week.
You will find a fine showing of
children's gingham dresses and play
suits at the Farmers Store.
Miss Thelma Ericsson of Westby
spent the week end with her cousin.
Miss Ida Olson of this city.
Hereafter, will sell cream to my
patrons as well as milk. J. o. Ham
son, phone No. 366M, Viroqua.
Fred Groves of Readstown re-
newed Censor dues on Tuesday, on
his way to Lacrosse on business.
Miss Marion Opsahl spent the
week end with her brother, Prof. and
Mrs. Stanley Opsahl of LaFarge.
Keep your feet dry and warm
with a pair of Goodrich Hipress rub-
bers or oyershoes. Stoll & Groves.
Fred Hook returned home Satur-
day from weeks visit with the Gift
and Davidson families of LaFarge.
.y-Margie Wiganowsky spent a, few
days here last week, returning to her
teaching duties at Victory on Mon
day. =. ~ 5
!, Mrs. Florence McHeeters of Rich
land Center is spending a few weeks
here with her daughter, Mrs. John
Bann.
Stanley Sanwick, while skiing ON
Tuesday afternoon, fell and sprained
his ankle and is now unable to return
to school.
e. J. Dahl of Asbury Ridge was
in to attend the Poultry Show on Fri
day and pushed his Censor. date an
other year.
-Mesdames William Webb, Grace
Walsh and Ira Casperson of Viola,
were Viroqua shoppers one day of the
past week.
Peter Peterson returned last week
from three-weeks' visit with friends
and relatives in Minneapolis and Pres
ton, Minnesota.
Chairman ]. w. Parker of Web
ster was in on business, Monday. and
renewed Censor dues for his father |
in-law, VIM. B. Boyer.
Miss Ruth Williams left Friday
for week svisit with her sister, Es- |
Their of 0conomowoc, and sister Helen. |
Of Lawrence university.
Miss Xena Cade went to James, /
vile Saturday for visit with friends. |
She will also be the guest of Madison |
friends before her return home.
-Sammie Simpson, on of Sever /
Simpson, was taken to the hospital |
Sunday and on Monday had an opera
ton for appendicitis. He is is i'm
Can't wear stylish shoes? Can't /
lance? Walk in comfort? Well get
rid of your bunion by using FAIRY
Foot Bunion plasters. o., E. Davis
sells them.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Dittman took
Fridays train for Neilsville, called
lither by the low condition of Melvin's
grandmother, 81 years of age, pros
rated by paralytic stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson, who
moved to Nekoosa a year ago, were
here Sunday on account of
he sad condition of Mrs Martin Jen-
son, who was conveyed to Mendoza
Monday. Mrs. Wilson is sister of
Mrs. Jensen.
-Mrs.Ever Everson canvassed the
'icinity of Bud, Purdy and Noting
lam Ridge and received $50, one COM