Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

short stay at Retreat.
The July records for the Columbia
are now on sale at 0. E. Davis.
IF in need of one inch oak lumber
cheap, see John r. Spellum.
Buy Pilot 0veralls at Ellefson &
Johnson's- Located in Masonic Build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall visited
relatives near Viola one day the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Swenson of
Westby were city visitors one day the
past week.
ED Lind and A. j. Beat made a
business visit to Lacrosse one day the
past week.
~. o. Donovan and Cashius Clark
and better halves drove to Kilbourn
City Sunday.
Ole Allness is erecting a large
barn on the former Frank Owen place
near the city
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Lewis and
daughter of DeSoto were city visitors
last Saturday.
Leslie Morterud of Bloomingdale
is in the city visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb.
"A bouncing baby boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Espe of
Jefferson town last week
Margaret Drinkwine and Frances
Older visited friends and relatives in
Sparta the past week end
III. A. Smith and family drove TO
the Delbert johnson farm near La
Fargo and spent Sunday.
The dental offices Of Viroqua will
be closed on Saturday afternoons dur
ing June, July and August, 14-3
For Sale-A second hand MeCor-
mick binder in good running order.
Inquire of HI. E. Anderson 24-tf
Gene Hall and a company of
friends, were at the home of his par
ents in Springville recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.P Mcintosh drove
to Beloit Friday to get their daughter,
Margaret, returning Sunday.
-"Tanlac did what everything else
failed to do" Thousands have said it..
So will YOU. Sold by G. F. Dahl.
Editor Clarence Bolstad was call
ed here from Vermillion, South Da-
kota, to attend the funeral of his
father,
Send your hemstitching and picot-
ing to Westby's Dressmaking and
Hemstitching Shop. Work returned
promptly. 25-4
Dance at Oscar Erickson's barn, 8
miles from Bud, Saturday night, June
"a. Music by 'Rusk's Harmony Jazz
Orchestra.
Mrs. Grace WHISKY went to La
Crosse Sunday, returning in the even
ing with Mr.. WHISKY, who had spent
a few days there.
Mrs. Peter Hanson, who has been
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E.
j. Older, for some time, has gone to
Westby for visit.
-. w. Curry and Ray Norris drove
over from West Lima, Thursday, de-
livering their tobacco crop. They
made the trip by truck.
Albon Tollefson of Ontario visited
home folks Friday until Monday. Mrs.
Tollefson and baby are visiting the
parental home in St.Louis.
The glorious Fourth is close at
hand. F. NJ Towner handles all kinds
of flags, bunting, and such Fourth of
July novelties as the law permits
VIM. Post, accompanied by Law
renee Minshall, made a trip to the
Father of Waters after some of the
lfinny tribe, one day the past week.
-Chas. M. Hopkins and daughter
Lecna and Vernon Markee motored
over from town of Stark Friday. Miss
Leona viii attend summer school here.
DR. and Mrs II A. Bolstad and
little son came Saturday from Boyden,
Iowa, summoned home on the sad err
rand of attending the funeral of his
father:
Cashier H. P Davis, Carson Pow
ell, and two Lacrosse parties left Sat
urday for Haywood where they will
spend two weeks correlling some of
the finny tribe.
John F. Slagle, Dan Bickle and
son-in-law Ed Turner came over from
La Fargo neighberhood Saturday to
attend the convention and renew Gen.
scr dues.
That. royal good scout, Norris
Bergen, and his estimable wife are the
richer by one precious 10-pound pack
age of humanity, the little Miss ar
irving Sunday night.
We have just received another as
sortment of those nifty grenadine ties.
They are beauties and you will like
them. Ellefson & Johnson. Located
in Masonic Building.
IA number of out Of town visitors
enjoyed the band concert in the Park
last Friday evening and a special in
vitation is extended to all for the con-
cert this week Friday night.
Come in and see our new line of
Sport Shoes. The latest in two tone.
They will appeal to you. Miss Louise
Mcintosh will be here every afternoon
to wait on customers. Ed Lind.
An ice cream and noise social
will be held at Ole Traastad's farm
near Liberty Pole Saturday night of
this week for the benefit of Imman-
uel's church. Everybody invited
Mr.. J. H. Voll, merchandising ex-
pert, and his wife drove here last week
from Minneapolis to handle the big
sale which Merchant NJ j. Felix is
giving, and which is advertised in this
issue.
Her many friends were pleased to
greet Miss Iva Fisher, who came from
Whitewater to be with home folks for
week, when she returns to attend
summer school there. Miss Iva will
teach at Cudahy the coming term, and
as her sister Velma is employed at
Milwaukee, the girls will be together.
Chris Dregne and son Clarence
and Peter Bolstad drove to Milwaukee,
Friday, accompanied by Christina
Dregne and Gladys Forum, who viii
attend summer school there. They re-
turned Sunday evening. Chris says
that he averaged exactly 2115 miles
to the gallon with his WHY'S Knight
car.
--Anson Rice and three sons drove
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