Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-05

Miss Anna Legler and Mrs. Geo
Mckinney with their Sunday schoo
pupils held picnics at the Park one
day last week.
School Nurse Miss Laura Chase
leaves Thursday for Milwaukee where
she will spend several weeks taking q
public health course.
Pastor Bullock and family were
royalty entertained at the Mervin Rusk
home last Wednesday,. They live Just
south of Liberty Pole
-Tanlac builds up the weak, run
down system and makes you feel
strong, sturdy and well, as nature in
tended Sold by G. F. Dahl
Mrs. j. Fl. Dake and daughter of
Viola spent the 4th at the E. S. Dake
home at Newton and attended the an
nual picnic of the Newton folks.
Miss Esther Wolfgram returned
home from her teaching duties at Mil
waukee Monday after spending a few
days with friends at Wauwatosa.
DIR. G. d. Mead and family motor
ed last Saturday to Blanchardsville
where they win spend till after the
Fourth with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jones of La
Crosse, brother and sister of Mrs. E.
Donnie, are spending the Fourth ce-
lebratlng with Mr.. and Mrs E. Donnie.
The Christian Bible school gave a
splendid Patriotic program Sunday
morning which consisted of solos and
recitations and the quartet sang one
number.
-Sabas Hass drove to RichIand
Center Wednesday for a short visit
with home folks. Henry Moon is as
sisting at Johnson's Drug Store dur
ing his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Domino of this
city motored to Sparta Sunday to meet
their friends, Otto Lavrenz of Mil
waukee who viii be their guests for a
week or more.
Geo. Fisher and family of Viroqua
Geo. Wheeler and family of Sylvan
and Ira Casperson and family of Viola
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Fisher at. LaFarge.
"A. S. Hetland of Lacrosse is here
spending some time at the L. l.
Skrede home, due to the illness Of his
son-in-law, Mr. Skrede, whose condi-
ton is most critical.
We have curcuma, cloves, CHINA
mon bark and buds, mustard seed
MAtlbC anu OlctCh lldCC WUVtC VI UOW-
dered, also a strictly pure olive oil. O
E. Davis, Drug Store.
Friends of Venerable Truman
Kendall of Springville will be pleased
to learn that he has so far recovered
from his recent stroke as to be able
to attend church Sunday.
The Newton folks held their an.
nual picnic on the 4th, at the Macl
Allen place. About 200 people were
present to enjoy fine picnic dinner
and a pleasant time together.
Venerable John Griffin leaves to.
morrow Thursday for Sylvan to Wis.
it daughter, Mrs. /. w. Powell, and
from there he goes to Cazenovia te
visit his only brother, William Griffin
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Roddell anC
children nd Harold and Caroline
Stalking of Milwaukee and Mr.. anC
Mrs. R. H. DeLap of Richland Center
spent the 4th at the Henry Moon home
DIR. A. d. Fortney returned Mon.
day from his delightful trip in tbs
west, taking in the Shrine conclavt
at San Francisco and swinging around
by the Canyon of the Colorado on hi:
return.
--Jeweler Ed. Harrington has Just
unpacked large shipment of the lat
est bracelet watched, bar pins, white
and green gold watch chains, etc. Bet
ter drop in and look them over. Yol
will like them.
Miss Adeline Foss of Tacoma
Washington, came Friday for a ter
days stay at the Joe Deters and JOIN
and Albert johnson homes. Miss Fosl
/ is a talented pianist, and will teacl
music in Yakima next year.
MIR. and Mrs. o. 0. Tuhus and sol
Kenneth returned from Chicago ,wher'
they took their daughter, Mable, Il
attend summer school. Mrs. w. ]
Nelson and daughter, Doris, return
ed with them for visit here.
Miss Lora Sherry and Miss Mabl
\ Traastad e er t a in d twenty-five
friends at picnic dinner Sunday a
Black Bottom. A very palatible din
Ener was served and the afternoon wa
enjoyed by music on the Victrola.
I Shortly after arising Monday morn
ing, Mrs. John Fladen was stricken
with an attack of heart failure an
passed away within a few minutes
Funeral will be held Thursday after
noon. An obituary viii be publishe'
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tennie Hanson re
turned here last week from Masol
City. Iowa, and win spend few week
at the o. G. Hanson home. Last Sun
at the o. G. Hanson farm three
course dinner was served in honor 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson. Many friend
attended.
Game Warden Scott Curtis re
turned Saturday from a three-hun
bred mile trip from the headwater
down the Chippewa River in compan,
with E. w. Gautsch and Russell StoE
mont. The canoe struck rock an
Scott was thrown out, and as q re
suit came home nursing two broke
ribs.