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

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ID. A. " Ingham is here from La
Crosse this week on business.
If you need good wall paper at
the right price see o. E. Davis.
Miss Margaret Drinkwine spent
Easter with relatives at Sparta.
LLOYD Bekkedal of Westby was
in the city last Friday on business.
Webb Mossholder and Ira Stahl-
smith were business callers Saturday
Another shipment of new ging-
ham dresses just received at NJ. j.
Felix.
Miss Veazey is receiving visit
from her sister of Chicago Heights,
Indiana.
Will and Edd Kromrey are home
from school duties to spend their Eas-
ter vacation.
Cashier Henry N. Rentz of Bell
vile is paying the old home a few
days visit.
Miss Mae Woman spent from
Friday until Tuesday at her home at
Red Mound.
Miss Kate Goodell came last We'd
nesday from Chicago to spend h e
summer at home.
Judge Baldwin of Lacrosse was
at the Court House on business one
day past week.
You can buy a good grade of
blue denim overalls at the Farmers
Store at S100.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Lewis of La
Crosse were in the city one day the
past week on business.
We always have fine assortment
of trunks, travelling bags and suit
cases. Stoll & Groves.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
er School Graduate. Office over Stoll
& Groves. Phone 157.
/ Mrs. Albert Mockrud and Mrs.
Schee were down from Westby shop
/ ping one day the past week.
DIR. VIM. M. Trowbridge returned
Monday afternoon from week spent
at Chicago attending clinics.
] Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Brigt Sovde
! of Readstown, a 8 pound baby boy,
March 28th,-Luther Morris.
/ Miss Esther Slack is teaching the
second grade while Miss Flo Rogers
is at the hospital at Lacrosse.
I TOILET Hetiand spent Saturday in
/ Westby on business. His little daugh-
ter Charlotte accompanied him.
1 We regret to learn that Merchant
III. P. Vigdahl is confined to his home
with an attack of rheumatism.
Frances Anderson returned to
/ Wisconsin University Tuesday morn
I ing after spending Easter at home.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert SlIrede are re-
I joicing over the arrival of big baby
/ girl, at their home one day last week.
/ Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith accompan-
/ led her son, Francis, to Boscobel, Sat
urday, and remained to spend Easter
/ there.
| Miss Helen Kuehn returned to
school duties at West Salem, Tuesday
after visiting a few days with Miss
Hanson.
/ Have you any fences that need
repairing? The Farmers Store is Of
fering their stock of barb wire at very
low prices.
w W Wigginton was taken to
! Grandview hospital at Lacrosse for
treatment, Saturday. He is some
what improved.
Mrs. Robert Brewer of Richland
| Center was the guest at the home of
4 L. M. Brewer and family for several
/ days the past week.
4 Mrs. R. E. Jones went to Lacrosse
last Saturday where she met her hus-
band and spent Easter there, as he
was unable TO get nome, 4es-ft ~
] Mrs. T. B. Potts is in Lacrosse
| for few days owing to the Illness
of Mr.. Potts brother James, who at
this writing is very low
Miss Irene Owen left Monday
morning for her school at Endeavor,
Wisconsin. She spent Easter with
relatives and friends here.
Friends were pleased to greet
II Il 80 Co. L.,
her first trip up town after two
months of serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chambers OF
Tomah came to spend Easter at the
parental home of Mrs. Chambers-the
Ole L. Olson home north of Viroqua.
The rental of the Roman store
building has been placed in our hands
1t is q commodious room, splendidly
located. For particulars, see Smith
e. Slack.
Misses Vivian and Bernice Faw-
cett came up from Milwaukee to spend
the Easter holiday with their parents
and friends Vivian returned to her
school work last Saturday. Bernice
will remain over till next Sunday.
DIR. c. A. Minshall spent last week
with his family at Westby. But it
really wasn't from choice. His new
insurance work here was calling him,
but the whole family including him
self, were laid up with the prevailing
malady-fu.
! Most of our teachers took advan-
tage of Easter and spent the same Wis
iting at home Edna Hanson, Alma
| Snyder, Grace Dinsdale and Miss Bin
ney went to Lacrosse Miss Grace
lJohnstone went to Portage Miss Will
son to Muscoda.
Her many friends win rejoice to
| know that Miss Flo Rogers is recover
ing nicely from her operation at the
Lacrosse hospital last Wednesday and
| is making satisfactory progress to-
ward recovery. Mrs. Rogers spent
the week end with her.
! If you are thinking for that pres
ent for the June bride or the sweet
/ girl graduate, remember that nothing
so appeals TO the heart of a woman
/ as carefully selected jewelry article.
Our large stock gives you fine range
! for selection. Carl c. Coe, jeweler.
Remember in using Hide
Slate Kote over old shingles you not
only have complete protection against
! flying sparks and embers but you re-
tain the insulating value Of the wood
I en- shingles and therefore the upper
/ rooms are kept warmer in winter and
cooler in summer. John E. Nuzum e
/ Sons.
/ Miss Beth Morris, one of the grade
teachers, came down from Cashton
/ UraJrocdax au1 oDo.,% rs.,Esf Co4,. H..