Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-22
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Unique on Sunday.
Ray Welch was in town over the
week end on business.
Miss Thiege spent the week end
at her home in Westby.
Mrs. Will Fisher is critically Ill
at her home in Bangor.
Miss Vera Long of Viola spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Mack Stout spent Monday
at the Maurice Lind home.
Fern Williamson is working for
Jas Getter on Dach Ridge.
-Wanted-Several more pieces for
the Congregational orchestra. 80
Lloyd Bekkedahl of Westby was
in town Monday on business.
20. f. Davis has a complete line Of
cough syrups and cough tablets.
Walk Over shoes are superior in
quality, style and fit. Stoll & Groves.
Eat your Sunday dinner at the
Grill. Chicken and veal loaf dinner
soc.
oh boyi those new spring Kup-
penheimer suits are snappy. Stoll &
Groves.
Buy corn and hay direct from car
and save handling expense-Thayer
& Mills.
Will Schroeder of Viola, was here
Sunday visiting at the George Schroe-
der home.
Kuppenheimer good clothes are
an investment in good appearance,
Stoll & Groves.
k. p. Anniversary party postpon-
ed until future date. All Knights
watch for cards.
Earl Dennis, who has been very
i'll for some time, at this writing is
much improved.
Miss Susie Boswell is improving
steadily following appendicitis opera
ton at Lacrosse.
Druggist Otto Davis h as been
confined to his home the past few days
with the Lagrippe.
DIR, Hess Stock Tonic will put your
horses in fine trim for spring work.
Sold by o. f. Davis.
If you need milk pals or cream
cans come in and see large line we
carry. The Farmers Store.
Nora Olson and Leona Jackson
were in Westby Saturday evening to
attend the basket ball game.
Justine Porter ofHolcomhwas here
spending two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Porter.
&C. A. Knutson of Lacrosse is in
Viroqua. He sinstalling electric lights
in the home of w. j. Getter.
Miss Lillian Atkins left Monday
for a visit with her brother, Vernon
Clark, who resides at Mansion.
When you're looking for jewelry
or your watch needs repairing, drop
into Carl G. Goes jewelry store.
w. h. Lawton returned last Fri
day from milwaukee,, where he at
tended state telephone convention.
Francis Lieurance is spending a
few days this week with his sister,
Mrs. Clarence Fortney in Lacrosse.
-Thos. N. johnson of Rising Sun
was in town on Monday and boosted
his Censor date ahead another year.
While oiling an elevator at Spar
ia, Frank Merit, was caught between
the car and floor, and instantly killed
Full supply of bran, middlings,
corn, hay, Quaker oats and ground
feed with poultry feeds at Thayer &
Mills. sa
Are you sure that old trunk will
stand the trip? Invest in a steel
sound fine fly fber, trunk. Stoll &
Groves.
Clarence Nelson has purchased
the Gust Swanson residence on S. Cen
ter Ave-, and is now a resident of
Viroqua.
Patent leather 0xfords and one
strap Patent pumps, low heels. yiro-
qua Shoe Store. II. d. Williams G.
Company.
Mrs. Rudolph Wolfgram and son,
Aston and Bea Marie Griffin spent the
week end in Lacrosse with Mrs. Paul
Lawrence.
u. w. Lucas returned home Sat-
urday after spending several DAYS
with his daughter, Katherine, at Des
Moines, Iowa
Gust Swanson bought the Clar-
ence Nelson farm, just south of the
city, last Saturday, and is moving
there this week.
Many new novelties arriving from
New York, handbags, necklaces, neck
wear, ribbons, handkerchiefs, etc. at
Suttle & Tate's.
Miss Hannah Hanson returned
from Chicago last week. She has
been confined to her home by illness
the past few days.
Miss Flora Dams, Wis MINI. book
keeper, has been confined to her home
the past few days. She has been quite
i'll but is now much improved.
Angela Mead Floyd Cunningham.
Floyd Vance, Mamie Felix, Ralph
Paulsen, Lucille Wig, Bernice Atkins
and Miss Binney were in Tomah on
Friday of last week.
Our coal is all screened at the
mines before loading and picked up
with coal fork before being delivered
to our customers. The quality of our
coal and service will please you. C.
L. Colman Lmbr. Co.
Mrs. II. w. Kruger leaves to-
morrow for her home in Minneapolis
after enjoying visit of two weeks
at the old home. She was Miss Opal
Harris. She had her name placed on
the Censor's big list before returning.
DR.: Porter dropped in; Monday,
and informed us that two large tim
Der wolves crossed through the city
of Niroqua last week, passing Rev.
Borgen's residence and then down the
ravine to the Porter woods, and down
the hollow to the west.
-Berlie Moore, Fl. E. Goldsmith. Z.
z. Kuehn, Fred Rhodes, Neil Nelson,
Stanley Larson, W E. Lawton, Eman-
uel Felix, Frederick Slack, Malcomb
Mcintosh and Misses Amy Gott and
Edith Hope Smith are members of the
Congregational orchestra.
While unloading baled hay at the
barn west of the elevator, last Thurs
day, Eekhart's team jerked the rig in
such manner that the rack tipped
and slid off, with Steener jacobson on
top the load. The team took a lively
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