Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-19

also called on relatives.
Otto Mossholder and L. H. Morte-
rud of Bioomingdale were business
callers here last Thursday.
Miss Frances Anderson came from
Wisconsin University last Saturday to
spend vacation week at home
Mrs. A. G. Morrison spent the
past week with her sister, Mrs. VIII
Dewitt, just south of the city.
--Surenson g. Thompson are offer
ing a good grade of blue denim over
alls at the extremely low price of 81.
Miss Magdalene Otteson came
last Saturday from White Water Nor
NAL to spend her vacation with home
folks
Alfred Swiggum, Chris Holman,
Marcus Hoff and Amund johnson were
in the city from Westby, on business
Monday.
Mrs. w. W. wigginton spent sew
eral days with her husband at a La
Crosse hospital where he is taking
treatment.
Fred Thompson came from River
Falls last Saturday to spend Easter
vacation with relatives and friends
in this city.
Charlie and Ray Slack had bust
ness in Westby, Saturday. Charlie
has rented his farm near Westby to
Hans Quain.
Joe Gund of the firm Of Gund-
Graham Co Of Freeport, Illinois, was
in the city preparing his machinery
for shipment
Removal sale of ladies and mems
shoes, oxfords and pumps. Must be
sold on short notice regardless of
cost. III. j. Felix
"A basket social will be held at the
Mason City school, Saturday evening,
April %. Ladies please bring baskets
Ruth Ernest, teacher.
Did you ever use Monre's Santi-
Flat Wall paint? 1t washes off like
new after being smoked up. o. E.
Davis has a complete line of it.
Miss Florence Hall left last Sat
urday for Milwaukee where she spent
Sunday with Mildred Henry and from
there returning to her school at Mem
asha 49, 8s i
We are offering special low prices
on our stock of barb wire. Now is
the opportune time to- repair your
fences at these low prices. A The Farm
ers Store,
Make your new house modern By
covering the outside with Killastone.
The finish that never comes OF or
needs painting. Sold and guaranteed
by c. l.. Coiman Lumber Co
j. Harry Bullock left on Tuesday
for Minneapolis to attend a meeting
of the trustees of the international
Christian Bible College, having recent
ly been elected membr of that board.
IF you need a new roof this spring
you owe yourself an investigation of
Mule Hide Slate Kote to be applied
right over the old shingles. Let us
show it to you. John e. Nuzum g.
Sons.
DIR. c. D. Mead our genial and eff
ficient osteopath, has added a fine
piece of equipment to his office-a Nc
Manus table which will be an increas-
ed convenience to both himself and the
patient.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Mollett left
Monday for Buffalo, New York, and
they intend to look around and probab-
" locate on farm in New York state.
Their many friends in this neighbour
hood greatly regret their departure
Mrs. KEN MulhoIland returned
here Saturday after spending six
weeks at Kau Kauna. Her husband
left for the seasons work at Oconomo-
voc and Mrs. Mulholland came for a
visit with relatives at the old home.
Mrs. Anna oiayuer and children
of DeSoto spent the fore part of the
week visiting her father, Veteran J.
w. Marshall. Mr. Slayter was en-
route from DeSoto with their house
hold goods to the new farm home near
Sparta.
Mrs. Elmer Anderson was back
for few days at clerical duties at H.
E.. Rogers store while Mrs. Welma
Thompson was absent from Friday un-
I'll Tuesday. Mrs. Thompson spent
Easter Sunday with Miss Alice Rogers
in Milwaukee.
Veteran H. Kish Of Stoddard
dropped in today on his ANIMAL visit
to renew Censor dues. Mr.. Kish came
up to have some teeth extracted. He
said he tried to wear them out biting
cartridges in the Civil war but they
had lasted until this time.
Friends gathered at the Brewer
home Tuesday evening and helped
Miss Avis properly celebrate her 21st
birthday. Avis has been confined to
her home for five weeks with dis
tressing knee trouble, and surely APP
preciated the thoughtfniness Of her
friends.
Mrs. ]. D. Beck came home from
Washington to spend the summer.
Congressman Joe win come home the
latter part Of June. The Censor en-
joyed pleasant visit with Mrs. Beck,
in the course of which she touched on
the awful theatre disaster Of a few
weeks ago. The original plans of
the building had been so changed By
the contractors that the catastrophe
was directly traceable thereto, she in
formed as.
Nate NoggIe shot, brought Ia and
presented to Raymond SpelIum a
snowy owl last week. The bird is rare
in this locality, Ray knowing Of only
seven being shot IN this locality since
1907, five Of which he correlled, and
VIII Post getting the other. Noggle's
specimen had four-foot wing spread
Raw sava that five Paher7iarl Waz