Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-15
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTlNG


port at Suite & Tate's.
Get your tobacco paper and Irvine
at S. T. Dregne's, Readstown.
--Conklin pens and pencils. No bet
ter made for the price at 0. E. Davis.
Dresses in all sizes from IA to
46 at reasonable prices at Suite q
Tate's.
County Chairman VIM. Dolen of
Bloomingdale spent Saturday here on
business.
Another shipment of ladies fine
canton crepe dresses just received at
M. j. Felix.
Mrs. Goodwin of Madison came
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
c. " Porter.
"A gift for each month. Special
offers in magazines. See Maud Dick
son, Phone 387L. 46-tf
Don't forget the Congregational
Dutch Market at Henry's Grocery, on
Saturday, December 2.
-Children's black wool stockings,
sizes 6 to tx soc; sizes 8 to 10, 55c.
Rogers, Temple Building.
Miss Carlyle of Lacrosse wa S
here Tuesday to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. G.. " Porter.
When you want rubber footwear
and overshoes get the Ball Band at
S. t. Dregne's, Readstown.
"A very complete line of syringes
and hot water bottles, fresh rubber at
right price at 0. E. Davis
Wool blankets, cotton blankets, at
lowest market prices, considering size
and quality. Rogers, Temple Building
Ask to see the new Van Heusen,
the worlds smartest collar, at Ellef-
y. TohncAv,fr 1o1nE01
Building.
Girls popular MILDLY bIouses in
all sizes. Made of all wool worsted,
from $3.50 to $3.50. Rogers, Temple
Building.
Ralph WHISKY returned home last
week from the government hospital
where he has spent several weeks for
treatment
| 20. NJ. Lund motored to Readstown
on Monday to meet Mrs. Arnold Lund
and son Donald, who returned home
from Boscobel.
Miss Kate Goodell entertained the
Home Circle and a few friends, twen-
ty-four in all, at theatre party last
Friday evening.
The future is before you. Make
use of it by attending the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Send for catalog.
Mr. and Mrs. Severt Mithun and
two children of Readstown, spent Fri
day here visiting at the home of their
cousin, Mrs. o. P. Olson.
Mrs. Resented of Minneapolis,
will arrive here Thursday to enjoy
two weeks visit at the home of her
brother, Cashier H. E. Packard.
Mrs. G. B. Downey of Ferryville
and little daughter, Mary Louise spent
the past week at the home of the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ].
Riley.
Il. c. Boyle was in Chicago last
week on business. He also stopped
over in Milwaukee to attend the
Shrine ceremonial, returning home on
Tuesday.
Take your dinner next Saturday
at the Methodist church. The ladies
will hold their annual bazaar and
chicken dinner on that day commenc-
ing at 1870.
w. f. Lawton, w. N. Coffland and
Chris Ellefson went to Lacrosse on
Tuesday morning as representatives
for West Brook Oil Co. returning home
Wednesday. "
Miss Irene Lacey, Miss Rosetta
York, Mrs. Nj. ]. Burns and Miss Mar
guarite Burns of Galena, ILL.,. spent
Friday evening with Miss Kate Good
ell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown.
Editor H. E. Goldsmith and family
motored to Boscobel Saturday evening
and spent Sunday at the old home.
Mrs. Louise Sine, who had been visit
ing at her home at Soldiers Grove re-
turned with them.
&C. V. Porter, Jr.. and wife of Me-
nominie came to- attend the funeral
of his mother. He returned home this
Wednesday. Mrs. Porter will remain
for a few days visit with her aunt,
Mrs. MART Larson.
| 1t pays to be we'll shod and dry
shod these changeable fall and winter
days. Better go to the Farmers Store
and buy pair of overshoes. You will
find complete line of the best quality
at reasonable prices. Surenson &
Thompson.
Mrs. Arthur Mueller of Lacrosse
has been here the past week nursing
her sister, Mrs. Ralph WHISKY, who
has been confined to her home, owing
to an liberated tooth and an overdose
of aspirin which induced an attack of
heart trouble. At this writing she is
much improved.
BE sure to attend the basket So
cial at the Pleasant Ridge school Sat-
urday, November Is, 1922. Proceeds
for benefit of school. Address will be
given by Co. Supt. Geo. K. Sanford
and Mr.. Hill of the County Normal.
Program will begin at 7:45. Every
body invited. Mrs. Fred Kleinsmith,
Teacher.
There were seven delegates sent
to Racine from Viroqua as representa-
tives for the NJ E. Sunday school,
Those chosen were: Mildred Outcelt,
Leona Jackson, Valda Graham, from
Mrs. Johnson's Sunday school class;
from Mrs. j. o. Anderson's class, Ben
Leirmo; from Mrs. Eckhardt's class,
Edward Wroble. They We're accom-
panied by Serenis Paulsen, Supt. of
Sunday school, leaving last Friday and
returning Monday noon.
Last Friday night Viroqua was
| given rare treat when Clarence"
came to town, presented by the young
people of the Dramatic school of Ga
lena, given at the Temple Theatre to
a full house, and most appreciative
| audience, who enjoyed especially Bob
bic and Cora, brother and sister, TAX
ing their parts most naturally. The
play was well rendered and each
member is worthy of special mention,
proving themselves artists in their