Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-04
SHORT Personal IQTTING

Miss Goldie Briggs of Soldiers
Gfoye spent several days last week at
the Ole Jackson home.
Bliss Hull of Viola transacted
| business in the city Friday.
Attorney c. j. Smith spent Fri
day IN Lacrosse on business.
Lester Griffin of Viola was a bust
ness caller in this city Friday.
Misses Frances F'rohock and Kath-
crime Nicks of Lacrosse spent We'd
nesday with relatives and friends also
attending the fair, returning to their
nursing duties the same evening,
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Coher, Mr.. and
Mrs. VERNE Coher of Sugar Grove
spent Thursday and Friday here.
Mrs. Hattie Fritz of gainesville
Ohio, who has been visiting at the
Harry Dennis and James Smith homes
returned home Sunday.
Grant Smith and family of Reads
town spent Thursday here on business.
also to attend the fair.
Miss Edith Oliver is ENJOYING a
two weeks vacation from duties at
the local telephone exchange,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall
on Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris WEIGH and
Mrs. Erma Tracy of Pleasant Ridge
spent Sunday at the L. ID. Favor home.
--Jeweler Ed Harrington has lust
added fine piece of modern equip
ment to his repair bench-an electric
Welding machine that takes the place
of the old-fashioned torch. and does
the work quicker and better.
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Sale at Dahl's Drug Store Saturday
and Monday. Wonderful opportunity
to get toilet articles and medical sup-
plies at half price.
in connection with his big Dollar
Day sale on Friday Saturday and Mon
day, M. j. Felix will show a fine line
of the newest silk and wool dresses
for ladies and misses. You should
take advantage of the big bargains
he is offering.
a baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerhart Sherry September 25th.
The little one passed away the same
day. Deep sympathy is extended to
them from friends and neighbors.
MIR. Denzil Brown and family mo-
tored from Beloit and are spending a
week at the Ed Hayter farm at Lib
erty Pole.
MIR. and Mrs. w. e. Lawton mo-
tored to Lacrosse on Friday and spent
the day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Devlin were
called to Bloomington Monday on the
sad errand of attending the funeral of
Mrs. Jake Henry, sister of Mr.. Devlin.
They had returned only few days
before from the funeral of niece at
Laurel, Nebraska.
Saturday last party of married
folks from Bud drove to the home of
Claud Smith on Salem Ridge. A very
social evening was spent and a deli
cious luncheon was served. The party
returned Sunday. Mrs. Smith is a
sister of Mrs. Roy Moore.
John Moen drove down from
Westby on business today.
Willie Vance and Neil Swangstu
left today for Rosendale to work with
the Lampert Construction Co.
DR.. G. d. Mead suffered quite bad
and painful burns on both his limbs
last Thursday evening when a pot of
boiling coffee was accidentally over
turned on him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haley of Elroy
spent last Wednesday and Thursday
at the Bernard Johnson home. Mrs.
Heloy is Mr.. Johnson's cousin.
just what you have been waiting
fora big One-Cent Sale of the cele-
brated Rexall goods at A. j. Johnson's
drug store next week Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. Stanley Opsahl
drove up from Wauzeka and spent
Sunday at the Albert 0psahl home.
Stanley is principal and agricultural
instructor there.
H. E. Rogers drove to Lacrosse
today to meet DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Trowbridgc. The doctor has spent the
past two weeks in Washington, Mrs.
Trowbridge returning with him after
spending the summer there.
--Verlyan Bennett came back from
the hospital at Lacrosse last Thurs
day. He is much improved following
treatment for ulcers Of the stomach.