Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-15
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


Sever Midthun and family of
Readstown were in Viroqua Saturday.
Jim Beaver of Sparta spent the
week end here transacting and looking
after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Bishop are
visiting a daughter and other relatives
at Beloit.
Mrs. May Drake is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Kellicut of
Westby.
"A meeting of the w. C. T. u. will
be held at the home of Mrs. Levi
Eckhardt on Tuesday, November 2I.
Geo. Blakeley of Viola visited at
Dobson, over Sunday.
Mrs. H. Riley will arrive tomor-
row from Woonsocket for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Otto Brown and Guy Culver were
visiting the Schiller Piano Factory at
Oregon, ILL.,, the first part of the week.
Chris and Martin Skogstad of
Westby were here Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Mrs.
Shilling of Viola spent Saturday in
Viroqua.
Mrs. Bert Crume entertained eight
ladies at luncheon Wednesday after
noon.
In buying bedding don't overlook
those home made comforts at Suttle
& Tate's.
Misses brushed wool scarf sets,
now the rage. shown by Rogers, Tenn
pie Building.
Infants cashemere stockings
from 20 to SOC. Rogers, Temple Build
ing.
Special closing prices on one lot
of ladies dresses. Rogers, Temple
Building.
Special closing prices on one lot
of ladies waists. Rogers, Masonic
Temple Building.
Don't forget the Congregational
Dutch Market at Henry's Grocery, on
Saturday, December 2.
w. b. Hook of Eagle was here on
business a few days and calling on
relatives. He says they like their
new home very well.
The Springville aid society will
have chicken-pie supper and miscel-
laneous sale Friday night, December
the Sth.
Emil Dominic and Willard PEN
nell drove to Madison on Thursday and
spent two days with Garfield Pennell
at the hospital.
Haitian Jensen and son were here
from Westby on business Saturday
Mr.. Jensen enrolled as a new sub
scriber to the Censor.
Merchants b. w. Johnson and G.
A. Groves are in Lacrosse today at
tending convention of clothing deal
ers.
Ole Rudser has moved in from
Harmony town and will reside in vi
roqua His son, Melvin, will run the
farm.
20. G. Brown and C. G. Culver
spent several days last week on bust
ness at Oregon, Illinois. They return
ed home today.
The Auxiliary is planning on
big meeting at the Woodman hall
and hopes all the members will be
present next Wednesday.
Now is the time to feed your hens
DR.. Hess Panacea for winter laying.
Sold at o. e. Davis in the size pack
age to suit your flock,
We are showing a tweed sport
coat. Something new. Come in and
look over this garment at Ellefson &
Johnson, located in Masonic Building.
We are showing all the latest
models and patterns in suits and over
coats. Ellefson & Johnson, located in
Masonic Building.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will hold their annual bazaar and
chicken dinner at the church on Sat
urday, commencing at IL 80.
City Attorney n. p Proctor went
to Elroy last Saturday and delivered
an inspiring Armistice Day address TO
a large audience, by invitation of the
American Legion of that city.
American Legion Band members
attention. The first meeting of the
Beginners Class will be Tuesday of
next week, November 81, at the Band
Hall at 1880.
Albert Anderson is in Lacrosse,
called there by the critical illness of
his father. His place at johnson
Bros grocery is being taken by John
Krogan.
George Dunno of Utica and Gill
bert Nelson of Franklin were here on
real estate business Monday. Mr..
Dunno enrolled as a new Censor SUBJ
seriber.
Mrs. C. ID. Williams has enrolled
as new Censor subscriber, and di-
reefs her paper to be sent to st. Pet
Florida, where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. w. d. Dyson entertained
on Monday evening four tables of
Bridge at her home. Favors were won
by Mrs. c. j. Smith, Mrs. VIM. M.
Trowbridge and Miss Ethel Atwood.
A fine new stock of stamped
goods, lunch cloths, napkins, card Ia
bic covers, cushions. pillow eases, ba-
by articles, silver holders, etc. at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
1T is cheaper to buy rubbers than
10 pay doctor bills We are showing
a very complete line of rubber foot
wear and can take care of all your
needs in this line. The Farmers Store, !
Surenson q Thompson, Props.
Mrs. Florence McMillin returned
10 Viroqua last Saturday after an abb
sence of more than six months spent I
with her children, Ray at Wheaton, |
H., Myrtle and Elsie at Racine and /
Roy at Richland Center.
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