Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

prizes at EoUbblc q dLE 5.
Charlie Mullen drove 10 Sparta
Thursday to see his uncle.
Geo. Meyers of Genoa spent Sun
day with his wife and family.
The grist mill atAvalanche caught
fire and was destroyed last week. 5,
Attorney A. F Drew OF LaFarge
is in the county seat on business today
Glen Mullen and G A. Cutter and
families drove to Lacrosse Thursday.
Most effective poison for Gophers,
Poison Wheat for sale at Dahl's Drug
Store.
Otto Ristow of Genoa is visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Paul
Koeppe.
Mrs. Harry Potts entertained the
Young Married Peoples Club Satur-
day night.
Something entirely new in chill
dren's dresses from 2 to 6 years old at
Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Sever Tally was called to
Minneapolis Tuesday by the Illness of
Mr.. Talley's sister.
j. w. Thayer desires to sell or
exchange his 2 passenger Buick tour
ing ear for smaller car
Whether its Berry Bros, Kayan-
ize, Valspar, or 81 floor varnish that
you prefer, we have it. Dalh's Drug
Store.
-LOST-In Viroqua, Masonic
Knight Templar charm. Finder kind
ly return to Censor Office and receive
$1.00 reward.
Paint is cheaper than lumber and
the old saying is, save the surface and
you save all. o. E. Davis has the best
mixed paint that can be made.
Dance Saturday May 20, at Lewis
Wedwick's barn, the old Jackson place.
Music by Rusk's Harmony Jazz Or
chestra Come and bring your girl.
Business places of the city of vi
roqua will be closed from $3.50 a. m.
to 400 p. m. on Memorial Day, May
30, 1922. All patrons please take NO
TICE.
Rev. J.J.Jacobson writes the Cen
cor from Hendrum, Mimi, that if the
weather permits he will drive here and
spend the weekend among the old Vi
roqua friends.
From coast to coast Tanlac is
known and honored and millions have
taken it and pronounced it the great
est medicine of all times. Sold by c..
f. Dahl, druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Koeppe and
daughter Alvena autoed to Reedsburg
Saturday to spend Mothers Day with
the formers mother and brother Will,
returning Monday.
We have for sale some vinegar
barrels which farmers can make very
good use of in tobacco planting and
for other purposes. The Sanitary
Grocery, j. P. Vigdahl, Prop.
If you need a new roof this spring
tfratf i'm nf
Mule-Hide Slate Kote to be applied
right over the old shingles. Let us
show it to you. John E. Nuzum e.
Sons.
Your mother made you take them
every spring HOLSTERS Golden Mug
get Tablets drive out winters germs,
impurities, cleans and purifies your
system-they make you feel great all
over. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
There will be initiation work at
the next regular meeting of the East
ern Star. A large attendance is de-
sired, as plans are being laid for a
| kitchen shower for the new temple.
Martin Jensen drove to Madison
Sunday TO see his son in the sanitar-
ium there. He was accompanied by
County and School Nurses Grain and
Chase, Byron Moore and Ole Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Qualey, Miss
Margaret Christensen, and Mr.. Law
renee of Ferryville, drove to La Crosse
Monday to enjoy the concert given by
that great opera singer, Geraldine
| Farrar.
IS. A. Farr has purchased from
Walter Wigginton the slightly building
lot Just south of his residence and will
! shortly erect residence thereon,
which will be occupied by himself and
his sister, Mrs. Hutchinss
Desiring to get into larger field
of endeavSr; DIR. Wade Harrington has
closed his dental practice in Viola and
purchased the practice of successful
dentist in Menomonie. Friends in the
old home town wish Wade abundant
success in the larger location.
Editor Clarence Bolstad came
from Vermillion, South Dakota, last
Saturday, and spent two days with his
parents, his first visit home in six
years. The Censor editor enjoyed a
mighty pleasant fraternal visit with
Clarence. He is a real live wire.
Lawrence Bates and Miss Hess,
popular people of Cashton vicinity,
were united in marriage at st Joseph
ridge last Tuesday, and big reception
was held at the fine farm home of the
groom in the evening. A host of warm
friends extend hearty congratulations
The Rebekah degree staff goes to
Bloomingda]e next Saturday to help in
instituting lodge there. The Grand
Master of the Odd Fellow Lodge and
! the President of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, are expected to be there. Auto
mobiles viii leave the Viroqua hall at
$3.50.
Mrs. G.. W. Maxworthy of Beloit
was summoned to Springville on ac-
count of the critical illness of her bro
Their, Truman Kendall. We are over
| joyed to learn that Mr.. Kendall is
making slow but substantial improve
ment. Mrs. Maxworthy will spend
two weeks here visiting relatives.
| John Bolstad came down from Wi
mona to spend few days at the old
homes with his parents. Concern over
his fathers health was the main rea-
son for the visit Mr.. Bolstad has
been failing for several months and On
Monday went to the sanitarium at
Waukesha in company with DIR. Sur
/ enson and Editor Clarence Bolstad.
| Congressman Joe Beck dropped
| in Wednesday to spend a couple of
weeks among home folks. Joe says
that 80 per cent of the people in the
4 United States are inst common folks