Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-19
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

y. turner OF Utica town IS a
new Censor subscriber this week.
Carl G. Wrobel of Viroqua city
IS a new Censor subscriber this week.
Julius Jeffson and family spent
sunday with relatives and friends at
Westby.
Dewey Lester of Soldiers Grove
spent Sunday evening here calling on
Miss Olsen, chief operator at the
local exchange, is now enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Miss Anna Holverson is enjoying
a two weeks vacation in the country
near Mt.Sterling.
Miss Dorothy Oliver and Seyert
Lavoid motored to Lacrosse Sunday
and spent the day.
MIR. and Mrs. Sterley May are ed
PERTAINING big baby girl, born at
their home Tuesday.
Arnold Shultz spent Sunda, in
the city and called on friends, mo tor
ing from Sparta here.
Miss Belva Sloniker motored to
Chaseourg Sunday and spent the ~
ening with her mother.
MIR. and Mrs. D. e. Slack spent
the latter part of last week with rela-
wa ~ AtlIfitdfiQ 1SilIGE.
mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Void were
present at a family reunion of NJ S.
Void at Ferryville, Sunday.
Jos. Gather and son Henry drove
over from LaFarge on business Thurs
day and renewed Censor dues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Sands are en-
PERTAINING a big 81 pound baby boy,
born at their house last Friday.
III. arH AHr-
Cashton spent Thursday of last week
with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Moseng.
-One-third off on all dress sailors
and Panama hats. Ellefson & John
son., located in Masonic Building.
We have yarnishes from the cheap
est to 'Valspar", the best. The price
and quality is right. o. E. Davis.
Miss Grace Side acted as pro-
prietress at the Unique Monday while
Miss Minnie Latta spent the day at
Lacrosse.
Hans Moe of Fortney Ridge drop
ped in Monday and gladdened the Cen
sor man by adding his name as a new
Mr.. Edward VanWinter Of Reads
town and the Don Woman family of
Red Mound were guests at VIII Best's
Sunday.
Big dance at Star Pavilion. two
miles north of LaFarge on the Rock
ton road. Dance every Saturday night.
Good music 1922
20. Hildahl and family motored to
their home in Minneapolis Monday af-
ter a short visit with P. o. Berg, Mrs.
Hildahl's father.
If YOU feel tired, worn out. ner-
vous and all unstrung, take Tanlac.
1t will straighten you out. Sold bv
c. F. Dahl, Druggist.
Il have some black lirt for sale
just the thing for filling up that sunk
en- lawn of yours. Apply at o. L. Blu
chanan's Lumber yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jackson and
Mrs. John jackson and Mrs. Ira Tain
ter motored to Lacrosse last Wednes-
day and spent the day.
Just received a new shipment of
Ball Band rubber boots. Just the
thing for working in concrete or any
other wet work. Ed Lind.
Mrs. Levi Eckhardt's division of
the Methodist ladies aid will be en-
tertained on Wednesday, July 26. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited.
-Remember we receive all the new
OOiutAlOla AC(OLu6 Cc&Cil llOiiLI 1IUlu
their wonderful catalogue of Columbia
artists. o. e. Davis, Druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Nogie are
pound baby boy-and Mates fondest
wish is surely realized thereby.
If you are re-roofng your barn or
tobacco shed we have a special bar
gain in shingles. Let us show them
to you. John E. Nuzum & Sons.
The Misses Lleva, Mabel, and
Jevina Lavold and Mr. and Mrs. S. J..
Moseng motored to Genoa Sunday and
spent the day fishing and boat riding.
Miss Merle Cowden is absent for
few days from Grandview hospital
at Lacrosse. She is here visiting with
her parents and other relatives and
friends.
r. A. Power is in the University
of Wisconsin for two weeks taking a
special course in Agriculture, particu-
larly for Smith Hughes Agricultural
Directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Henden are re-
joicing over the arrival of a daughter
at their home. This makes Mr.. and
Mrs. John /. Johnson grandparents
for the first time.
Carl Knutson Herried of Slough
ton is visiting relatives and friends
here. Mr.. Herried was formerly a
resident of Viroqua and attended high
school here about rs years ago.
M .J.Felix, Harold Hall, Will Gar
in, motored to Madison last Saturday
with Mr. Brewer. They left Viroqua
at three o'clock Saturday afternoon
and arrived home Sunday morning at
five O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Teisberg of
Edgerton motored here Thursday to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Nichols,
Mrs. Teisberg's parents. Mrs. A. E.
Skinner of Madison accompanied them.
She is Mrs. Nichols sister.
BENZ. Eie of Viroqua town drop
ped in Thursday and cheered the Cen
sor editor by pushing his Censor date
ahead two years, and informing us
that he had taken the old paper all his
life and was we'll satisfied with it.
Mrs. A. o. Espeseth came from
St.Paul last Thursday to spend two
weeks at the old home with relatives
and friends. Her son, Carl, was mar
ried in St.Paul, on June 3rd, to Miss
Lillian Amlee. Melvin was married
in Montana, December 31st.
Relatives of Peter O. Berg gath
cred at the old homestead for a pic
mic dinner Sunday. Those present
with their families were Dave Slime of
Soldiers Grove, Ole Berg of Viroqua,
Severt Simpson of Readstown, Ed Hal
vorson of Mastering, o. Hildahl Of