Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-12

Chicago by the Motor Car Supply Co,
is here for fortnight to be with home
folks.
Let us help you with your paint
problems. We carry Zummach's
strictly pure paints. Q. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Toms and
children Of Richland Center, spent the
Fourth with their aunt, Mrs. I. E.
Gorsuch.
/ Union made overalls and Sweet
Or work shirts at M. J. Felix, l02
4 Main St. Both sides of the dollar viii
do their duty here.
Miss Eliza Haughton came on
Wednesday from Madison and win
spend the summer months here. She
renewed Censor dues.
Mrs. o. O. Tuhus spent part of
/ last week at the John Coleman home
at LaFarge to help take care of
granddaughter, born July 4th.
| We have just received complete
! in handles-black or colored-rain or
shine parasols. Suite e. Tate.
Mrs Alice Gorslines division of
the ladies chapter of the Christian
church will meet in the church parlors
! Friday afternoon. All are invited.
Bring your laundry to H. B.
Crume's barber shop We are agents
for the Modern Steam Laundry of La
Crosse. Their work is guaranteed. 28-1
Mr.. w. Y. Davis, superintendent
Of the Redpath Chautauqua, visited
the Christian Bible school on Sunday
morning and gave very interesting
talk.
Mrs T. o. Mork went to Wauke-
sha to be present at a conference of
.tbe state officers of the G. A. r. and
4 w. R. c. to be held at that place the
-On Tuesday, Comrade A. ]. Rusk
left one western trip TO Missoula,
Montana, and Seattle, Washington
He expects to be gone for year or
more.
Several girl friends were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Swanson on Monday afternoon
in honor Of their daughter Helen's,
birthday.
Morley Andrews, station agent at
Soldiers Grove for fifteen years, suf-
fered a stroke of apoplexy early Mon
day, from which it is not expected he
will recover.
Ernest Ottum of South Dakota
is spending a few days in this city Wis
iting relatives, Mrs. J. Dach and Her
man Christensen, and the farm home
of Tilman Ottum.
We learn that Ole Stromland has
disposed of his interests in Minneapo-
lis and moved to Princeton, Minnesota
We strongly suspect it was to get
nearer to good fishing. @ -
Ladies Aid of the Westby Norwe-
gian Methodist church will meet on
Thursday, July 10th, at the home of
Mrs. Fl. A. Grooming at Westby. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited
Manager ,Rodenhius of Sparta,
ormer local Wisconsin-M Minnesota
manager, and Ted Munson of the same
city. spent Friday in the city. Mr..
Il Munson is a brother of the wife of
Manager Apheldt of this city.
AT last real Improvement in pipe
Ewrenches has appeared. The Sauer
Hardware is showing an automatic
pipe wrench that, has the old type
beaten forty ways. Every man who
has occasion to use a pipe wrench
should drop in and look it over.
Miss Katherine Smith, city and
school librarian, has resigned her DO
sltion and gone to her home at Two
Rivers, this state. Miss Katherine is
an efficient librarian and charming
girl, and her many friends exceedingly
regret her decision not to return an
other year.
-Berent johnson Flikeid And son
Arne returned to Minneapolis, Mon
day, after spending a week at the old
home with relatives and friends. The
gentleman formerly owned the Ole
Anderson farm on Asbury Ridge, and
1t was his first visit back to old Yer
non in 81 years.
superintendent and Mrs. Sanford
were in Lacrosse at the hospital from
Wednesday to Saturday of last week,
taking their little son there for remov-
al OF tonsils and adenoids. He has
also been experiencing trouble with
one OF his knees, and course of treat
ment was prescribed for it.
Mrs. E. NJ. Nye enjoyed a ten
days visit from her mother. Mrs.
hothe, her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Ruch, and
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Laphin and lit
tie daughter, all of Chicago. The par
ty returned last Wednesday. making
the return trip in twelve hours.
Mrs Ole D. Olson entertained at
supper on Friday evening of last week.
The out of town guests were Mr.. and
mrs. Emil Ross and daughter of New
Lisbon, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Spangalo and
daughter of Albert Lea, Mimi, and
Mrs. A. Severson of Pierpont, MINI.
Mr.. Andrew Mellem of Virooua.
now with the Peter Newburg Clothing
House at Lacrosse says Every Yer
non county man should Surely see
those wonderful bargains in Mems
SUITS which we are offering. 1t viii
save them $500 to $1,000 beside get
ting a better fit andaprettier pattern"
The fly season is with us. First
screen your houses and barns. then
take care of all the flies and buys who
get by them with that celebrated Hof-
stTa tiy. powder. 1t is certain death to
al kinds of bugs and flies, no matter
whether you use it in the house. gar
Den or barn. Surenson & THOMPSON
sell It at the Farmers Store.
In last weeks Censor a mistake
was made in giving the w. r. C. cred
It for paying the admission fee. dinner
and seating in the grand stand for
Civil War veterans, their wives and
soldiers widows who were Corps
members. The Legion very kindly
gave this entertainment on Julv Ar
and all who were their guests on that
day.. feelingly return their sincere
thanks for the same. Thew ,.,;sb 4ta