Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-16
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made, at o. E Davis.
For special magazine rates phone
3S7-L. Maude Dickson. 32-d
| Judge D. o. Mahoney spent Mon
day in Madison on business.
George Nelson spent the week end
with friends at Mt. Sterling.
Call and see the new type Colum-
bia Graphaphones at o. +. Davis
There is no better paint than Zum-
mach 5 and our price is right. o. E.
Davis.
Cashier and Mrs. H. p Davis and
children spent Sunday at Prairie du
Chem.
Mrs. j. d. Cade arrived Tuesday
after weeks visit withfriends in the
country.
-Mum-Non-Spi, and in
fact compete line of toilet articles at
o. E. Davis.
Miss Louise McIntosh returned
Tuesday after a weeks visit at Rich
land Center.
Mrs. D. O. aahoney had as her
guest the past week Mrs. Bess Behart
Of La Crosse.
Ora Rabbit spent the week end
at the H. II. Rabbit home, returning
to Wilton Sunday.
Dick Whitcraft and family drove
here from Wyville and spent Sunday
with his nephew, Guy Suffer
Ladies and Misses New Dresses
for fall, just erecived. SASS to S3S
at NJ. j, Felix, 102 Main Street.
Mrs. George Wolfgram returned
home Sunday after two weeks visit
with relatives at Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. Louise Sine is enjoying a
weeks visit from her friend, Miss
Garfield, teacher in Chicago schools.
Mems Silk Shirts, Regular Price
$3.50 and $3.50. Special at NJ j. Fe-
lix l02 Main Street, 1925 and S3.S5.
The Mervin Rusk family motored
to Neceedah last week and spent a few
days with relatives, returning Sun
day.
We are informed that the Farm
ers' Tobacco packing put up by B. o.
Dahl in this city last spring has been
sold 33-1p.
Just arrived, carload of viii
hs--knight and Overland automobiles.
Get yours now. Jordan's Garage,
ReadstOwn.
Van Heusen, the worlds smartest
collar We have all the latest styles.
Ellefson & Johnson. Located in Ma
comic Building.
The Messrs. and Mesdames Har-
ry Fehlberg and Ole N. Hanson spent
Sunday at the Melvin Swiggum home
at Star Valley.
Big dance at Star Pavilion, two
miles north of La Fargo on the Rock
ton road. Dance every Saturday
night. Good music. 32-2p
There is bigger chance today than
ever before 1t is for you to lay hold.
Write MankatO Commercial College.
Mankato, Mimi, for catalogue.
Regular meeting of the Mystis
Worker lodge next Tuesday, August
Y. Important BUSINESS is to be trans
acted Refreshments viii be served.
Mrs. Mckenzie, who has spent
several weeks in La Crosse at Grand
view hospital for, goitre treatment
returned home Monday much i'm
proved.
Carson Powell and T. B. Smell
srent fro mFriday to Sunday on Rob
--.-'@.f sreek east of Shamrock. They
returned with nice baskets of speckled
beauties. @a8
Ed. Lind and Erick Thompson re-
turned Saturday evening from the
State Retail Shoe Dealers Convention
tAppleton, also stopping off at Chip
pewa Falls.
Miss Ruth Williams went to Spar
ia Sunday, where she joined her friend
Mr.. Victor Anges of Syracuse, New
York, returning home to Viroqua Sun
day evening. a
For the dedication of the Masonic
Temple, Manager Brown has booked
for the Theatre, Harold Lloyd's great
late comedy in four parts, "a SAILOR
MADE MAN"
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Weber motored
to La Crosse Tuesday taking their son.
Gerald, and Miss Lillian Hanson, to
the Grandview hospital for removal
of tonsils and adenoids.
Fred Dyson made trip through
the extreme northern tobacco growing
district the first part of the week. He
reports the crop as being very short
and unsatisfactory there
-Mesdames VIM. Wolfe of Chica-
&c, Lawrence Nelson. of Minneapolis.
VIM. Hellfaeh, Ed Bartell and Dyson
Daggett, all of La Crosse, were guests
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Otton
Brown.
The Van Heusen is bought by
thousands of men who never before
wore soft collar. Try one of the
genuine Van Heusens and be convinc-
ed. Ellefson & Johnson. Located in
Masonic Building.
Lars Torkkelson and family spent
Sunday at Ever Tryggestad's near
Newry. Lars says that the apple
trees ON the Tryggestad farm are full
OF blossoms, most peculiar circum-
stance for this time of the year
DIR. C. ID. Mead and family drove
to near Twin Bluffs in Richland eoun-
ty, Sunday and spent the day with rel
atives. Best of all they returned with
81 quarts of lucious fruit--blackber-
ries-which they picked that day.
number of friends came here from
Sparta and Westby and gave a sur
prise on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gross.
Tuesday. The guests Included a sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Morris Shlimovitz
and son, Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Frank of Sparta, Mr.. l.. Resenthine
Of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. P. c.
Jacobs of Westby. A 6-o'clock dinner
was prepared by Mrs. Gross.
Congressman and Mrs Beck. Mrs.
VIM. Pearry, Mrs. Fred Wheeler and
daughter, Carol, drove to Mauston.
Tuesday to attend Senator La Fol
lette's address, also to Sparta in the
evening for the same purpose. The
Senator was greeted with audiences of
over 1000 at each place. He gave the
assurance that he would speak at vi
r0qua before the close of the cam
paign. Congressman Beck. Attorney
Ekern and Hon. Howard Teasdale also