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


Almost time for fall wall paper.
Better see o. e. Davis.
Mrs. J. B. Lucas Of Des MONIES
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lucas and Angefe ana MISS
Ruby Lucas of Iowa, also Miss +. X.
Lucas of Washington. .. c., motored
here from DesMoines stopping at the
J. w. Lucas home. They viii leave
this week for New York City where
Miss E. r. Lucas will take up school
duties.
Mrs. Jack Tewalt went to Madi-
son to attend the F. p. A. convention.
Mrs. T. B. Smell was quite Ill with
ptomaine poisoning last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. George Dyer of Westby mo-
tored here last Wednesday accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs O. G. Jeffson Of
Waubesha, Minnesota and spent the
day at the Julius Jeffson home.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Neprud OF
Westby were business callers here last
Friday.
Mrs. Jack Watson is now employ
ed at the NJ. j. Felix store.
DO you want the best floor cover
ing for that bed room, kitchen or din
ing room? You should see the fine
assortment of Congoleum Gold Seal
rugs which we are now showing, IN
9xl2 and smaller. They are bound to
please you. The Farmers Store, Sur
enson & Thompson.
Merchant NJ j. Felix spent last
Thursday in LaFarge on business.
Fall term of the Mankato Com
mercial College opens the first week in
September. Begin your course then.
Send for catalog.
Don't you know that it is the con-
tented COW that gives the most milk,
and contented stock of all kinds that
produces the best results Stock can
not be contented when pestered with
flies and vermin, and we know of moth
ing that rids them of these so quickly
and so well as Creonoid Lice destroy
er and spray. You can get it at the
Farmers Store, Surenson & Thomp-
son, Proprietors.
Extra special prices on all our
boys knee pants suits, Saturday next,
August 18th. Buy the boy a school
suit at bargain price. Ellefson &
Johnson, located in Masonic Building.
For special magazine rates phone
387-L. Maude Dickson. 32-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole jackson de-
parted by auto last Saturday morning
for Stoughton, to visit relatives, re-
turning Monday night. They report
very pleasant trip.
Il have some black dirt for sale
just the thing for filing up that sunk
en- lawn OF yours. Apply at o. L. Bu-
chanan's Lumber yard.
-Knut Moseng and wife drove in
from Colfax and spent last week visit
ing with his brothers and other rela-
tives in this vicinity, leaving Satur-
day. He gladdened the Censor man
with renewal of dues while here.
Dance at the Star Pavilion. two
miles north of LaFarge every Sat
urday night. Good music. 34-2-p
e. B. LOCKER of Viola was in the
city on business Saturday and renewed
Censor dues.
Paints and varnishes of all kinds.
Let us help you with your needs. o.
E. Davis.
Banker VIM. F. Lindemann and
family are enjoying a vacation period,
motoring to Madison and from there
to Chetek.
Mrs. r. B .Geddes, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. fainter, passed
away last Saturday at the age of
forty years. A suitable obituary will
appear next week.
Mr.. Stork paid his first welcome
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Christensen on Friday morning, Au-
gust Is, making them the proud par
ents of daughter, Goldwyn Frances.
Mrs. Willie Hill of Viola is new
Censor subscriber this week.
The Home Circle gave picnic
supper last Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. C. E. Buffers of Madison and
Mrs. Allie Richards Kelly, of Mineral
Point, former members of the Circle,
who are visiting friends in Viroqua.
Mrs. May Williams MacInnis of JEFF
ferson and Miss Florence Nuzum of
GAINESVILLE, were present also as in
vited guests.