Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-31
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING.

tOrOWued out from last week
Mrs. o. P. Olson is spending a few
days with her son at Seneca.
&C. Nj Froiland, who has been quite
III is now able TO be out again.
Charlie Christensen is employed
at j. P. VigdahPs grocery store.
We are pleased to learn that Wal
ter Wigginton is slowly improving.
-Seyert Seine is receiving q visit
from his nephew of New York City.
Bert Shreve is spending a few
days in Evansville visiting relatives.
Mrs. NJ. A. Garin is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. L. N. Finley, at
Ferryville.
James Smith left Monday for La
Crosse where he viii spend several
days for treatments.
Louie Hendrickson drove up from
Freemen town on business, Friday and
renewed Censor dues.
Arthur Root of Milwaukee writes
to have his name placed on the Cen
sor list as new subscriber.
Mr.. and Mrs. W T. White of near
Ferryville were here shopping Satur-
day and renewed Censor dues.
-Harnessmaker Carl Enggaard has
purchased Henry Lakes old residence
and will soon move into the same.
Herb Mills leaves tomorrow for
Wisconsin Rapids where he win put
on a two months membership cam
paign for the M. W. A.
Frank Jahnel and Willie Weis-
haupt of Lacrosse drove to Viroqua
on business Tuesday, the latter sub
scribing for the Censor.
Clair Dennis returned Saturday
afternoon from Meadville, Pennsylva-
MIA, where he has been spending sew
eral weeks on business.
Mrs. Harry Roget returned to her
home at Minneapolis after months
visit with her mother, Mrs. Hester
May and other relatives in this city.
The Vernon County Normal Alum
nj Association will hold its annual pic
mic at Eckhart Park at one o'clock on
the ninth of June. Don't forget to
bring your lunch. 21-3
Mrs. William Hook was taken to
the hospital at Lacrosse for an oper-
alton, on Monday. She has been con-
fined to her home the past four weeks
with pneumonia
Rev. and Mrs Bullock will motor
to Elpaso, Illinois, Saturday, where
they will visit with relatives. Mr.. Bull
lock will also attend the convention
at Eureka College.
james WEIGH spent several days
last week at the hospital at Lacrosse
visiting his son, Harry, who has spent
the past six weeks there. At this writ
ing he is much better.
IT. Helgeson and o. X. HjeIle of
Towerville drove up on business Tues
day, the former renewing Censor dues
and the latter adding his name to the
Censor's ever growing subscription list
--Velma Fisher has resigned her
bookkeeping position at Wausau and is
spending a few days with home folks.
On Thursday, she leaves for Milwau-
kee to take up better position in the
same line of work.
Veteran VIM. Hayter of West
Lima spent last week visiting relatives
in the old home. Before returning. he
added his name to the big Censor list
saying that he could not get along
without the old home paper.
Mrs. Sophia Wise will leave Fri
day for Viola where she viii spend
Decoration Day. Mrs Wise has never
missed a year at Viola where she al
ways remembers her relatives and
friends with flowers on Memorial Day.
Tom Ellefson has purchased from
j. J. Stamford his desirable modern
residence property, and will occupy
the same shortly. Tom offers his old
home for sale, and that fine corner
would surely make a good business
location.
While in New Orleans with the
Templar band, Neil Nelson met Royal
Bennett, son of Mrs. /. ID. Bennett, and
graduate of Viroqua high school. He
has enjoyed rapid rise in the world,
now being manager of the Woolworth
store in that city.
Mrs. Sam Gross, chairman of the
old clothes department of the local
Near East Relief movement sent four
large boxes of clothes to Milwaukee
last Friday. She wishes through the
Censor to thank the people of this
community for their generosity.
They say there's nothing new un-
der the sun, but few days ago Mar
tin Keegan's little boy ran away from
home, met Arnold Lund's two boys,
and the youthful trio went to the kin
dergarten. Running away TO school
almost establishes precedent, we be-
lieve.
-DeTIlfldTu LelFDlOe WISHES IHtOuSn
the Censor to thank the pupils and
teachers who sent him so many kind
remembrances while he was at the
hospital at Lacrosse, and also for the
substantial purse of money given him
upon his return which helped to pay
his hospital bill.
On Saturday of this week Miss
Ethel Mccall sails on the White Star
liner, Adriatic, for Europe to make a
tour of thirteen European countries,
starting with Ireland first. She will
see the Passion Play on July 10th. On
her way to New York she will visit her
sister, Merle, at Shortsville, NewYork.
While trying to brighten up the
home this spring season, better drop
into our store and take peek at our
fine showing of Gold Seal Congoleum
rugs They add wonderfully to the
appearance of your kitchen or dining
room. Come and see. The Farmers
Store, Surenson & Thompson, Pro-
prietors.
DIR. H. J. Suttle is having two
easements excavated on Rock Ave,
south of his home, onto which his Of
fee building and residence house oc-
cupied by O. NJ. Lund win be moved.
This will clean up highly desirable
business location on Main street which
we hope will some day be occupied by
fine building.
dad" Minshall is buster these
days than that proverbial hen with
one chick. There are fifteen horses
now being trained on the Vernon track
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