Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-23
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Mrs. Jack Tewalt went to Victory
Monday to attend the funeral Of her
sister. Mrs. Colonel Wakefield.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Graham
went to Viola Sunday ard visited at
l the home of Mrs. GIanam's sister,
+ Mrs. Levi Calkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Il Smith accompanied them there and
/ visited at the Dell Buxton home.
1 ---Jeweler e. Harrington has just
received six new patterns in bread
( boards. They are the niftiest crea-
tiOns yet. Better drop in and take a
/ look at them.
Mrs. Ella Stokes visited at the
Herman Buxton home at Brookville
( last week.
Soon we will hear the school bell
ringing again. You will want that
boy or girl properly clothed for school
days. You viii find the Farmers Store
well stocked to care for the school
neds of the kiddies, both in clothes
and other school supplies. Surenson
& Thompson.
The Ray Brye family spent sew
eral days in the northern part Of the
state with friends, also at Park Falls.
Margaret Norris returned home
from a three weeks visit with her
aunt at Gays Mills.
Be good to your stock and they
will make you more money. Creonoid
lice destroyer will rid your stock of
all kinds of vermin. You can get it
in Viroqua at the Farmers Store, Sur
enson & Thompson, Proprietors.
Miss Mary Call entertained at
luncheon on Monday afternoon in hon
or of Miss Hazel Call, who will soon
90 TO Ripon where she teaches school
Mrs. Percy Eckhardt is visiting
relatives at Laurens, Iowa.
You'll never know just how much
satisfaction is contained in coffee I'M
til You have tried Atwood's coffee, sold
in Viroqua at the Farmers Store at
30c and 35c. Surenson & Thompson.
lone Olson spent last week at vi
ola with friends.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's Drug Store. Phone 176.
Clarence Nelson and family and
Mrs. M. Brot spent Sunday at Gays
Mills.
Jacob Best and little granddaugh-
ter of Waeonia, Minnesota, are here
visiting his sons, Ed and Will Best,
and other relatives.
Miss Minnie Anderson went to
Lacrosse to consult a physician in
regard to her limb.
--Hofstra will kill flies. Sold at o.
E. Davis.
Mrs. T. C. Knutson accompanied
her sister, Mrs. f. Enochson to the
hospital at Rochester one day last
week.
September release of Columbia re-
cords, just out at o. E. Davis
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Wig in a Lacrosse hospital
last Sunday morning. The Censor
doubly congratulates them.
Il am prepared to do all kinds of
team work on short notice. John Te-
walt BAL
Miss Fay Favor spent several
days visiting at Sparta and Lacrosse.
She returned home Sunday.
Miss Cora Getter visited at La
Fargo last week wnere she taught in
the public schools.
Mrs. Herman Fridell went to La
Crosse to the hospital and had her
tonsils removed. Miss Ella Fridell
accompanied her.
Miss Velyma Henthorn is enjoy
ing a two weeks vacation from night
duties at the telephone exchange. She
left Tuesday morning for Gliddon ac-
companied by her girl friend, Miss
Belva Sloniker of Soldiers Grove.
They will spend the two weeks with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson
and two sons, returned here last week
from Bellingham, Washington.
-W.E.Lawton and family and Mrs.
Caroline Proctor motored Sunday to
LaFarge where they joined che Law
ton family reunion.
"A pie supper will be held at Bish-
OPP Branch church Saturday evening.
Ladies please bring pies. C. ]. Smith
will speak on Christian citizenship.
Miss Iva Fisher returned home
Monday from a weeks visit with her
sister and brother at Viola.