Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-09

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3S7-L. Maude Dickson. 32-tf
Strictly pure weather proof paints
at 0. Z. Davis Drug Store.
Automobile paint, varnishes, ETC.,
att O. E. Davis Drug Store.
Little Richard Cox is visiting at
the Groves home at Ross.
My Office viii be closed during the
month of August. DIR. J. II. Chase.
DIR. W. E. Butt goes to Sparta
Hospital for an operation this week
Clarence Nelson and family spent
Sunday with the Chris Dach family.
Grocer Henry johnson spent Mon
day and Tuesday at Soldiers Grove.
The Home Circle held a picnic in
Eekhart Park last Friday afternoon.
1922 Fair premium books can now
be secured at either of the three banks
In Viroqua
Mrs. Andrew Nelson was taken to
the Grandview Hospital for treatment
and an operation.
Rev B. c. Supplee and daughter
drove to Madison Monday to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Valley of
Prairie du Chen are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dach.
Use Besto for flies on stock. 1t
makes one of the best fly sprays on
the market o. f. Davis Drug Store.
Prank Vitcenda and H. See!ey
drove over from Valley on business to-
day, the former renewing Censor dues.
Mrs. Carl Enggaard and children re-
turned home from .Tomah on Saturday
where they had been visiting
DIR. c. d. Mead of Vir0qua has
been selected as the candidate for
State Treasurer ON the Prohibition
ticket.
Albert Larson and H. E. Ander-
son and families leave Sunday by car
to spend two or three weeks in North
Dakota.
Mrs. VIM. B. Morris entertained
"a number of ladies Friday evening in
honor of Mrs. Jennie Powell of La
Crosse.
Mrs. J. E. Spellum entertained the
lady members of the w. R. c. who
have attained the age of sixty years
or over.
You can get IL pound cans of
corned beef at fainter & Borgen's for
rs cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany, attorneys of
AN~ HAA u AA4-s NtlG lOuAlilR IiiIOuEA
viroqua, Monday, and called at the
Butt home
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Barnes of st.
Louis drove here Monday to spend two
weeks at the Ed. Gorsline home. The
ladies are cousins.
Mrs. l.. C. Boyle and Mrs. c. II.
Trowbridge left Monday to spend a
month at Spokane and different points
along the coast.
We are now showing a most COM
plete line of new fall Hats and Caps.
EHefson & johnson. Located in Ma
sonic Building.
Extra Special on Mems Numbered
Collars. Good Styles. Nearly all siz-
es. for 25c. Ellefson & Johnson.
Located in Masonic Building.
u am well prepared to take or
ders for all kinds of home baking.
Please call phone No. 257. House No.
324 n Main St. Mrs. L. Stoda.
Edgar Kanable and family drove
IN from Webster town today on bust
ness, and cheered the Censor editor
with renewal of dues to the old paper
Venerable Tom Beaver and wife
returned home from Racine and
Spring Meadow, Mimi, where they
had been visiting a son and daughter
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ostrem and
Gunnell Lewiston motored on Tuesday
TO Greenwood in Clark county to visit
their cousin, Rev. M. K Aaberg and
family.
Mrs. E. Straits division of the
Ladies Chapter of the Christian
church will entertain at the church
parlors on Friday, August IL. All are
| invited.
MIR. and Mrs. True Favor and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Wren Fa-
vor motored to Eau Claire on Satur-
day and spent Sunday at the home of
w. S. Arnold.
H. Y. Buchanan has an excellent
line of sample calendars, fans, etc, for
1923. Business concerns giving cal
endars to their customers are invited
to see this line
Mr.. Dockstater, Supervisor of
Music in the Sparta schools was in
town last Tuesday. While here he
purchased a Player Piano from the
Brown Music Co.
Mrs. w. A. Corbett and little
daughter, of Columbus, Ohio, came
last Saturday to spend a fortnight
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Wise and ocher relatives in this city.
1T will indeed be good news to
his friends to know that Fred Kelli-
tioncut has rallied from his critical and
sudden illness and although still a very
sick man is making steady improve
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Aim and
children motored from Minneapolis
last Friday and visited the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Skrede
and other relatives and friends, re-
turning on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM p. Fleming
drove in from Edgerton Sunday and
spent couple of days in the old home
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt ac-
eompanied them as far as Lynxville,
stopping to visit relatives.
A very enjoyable birthday sur
prise party was pulled off on Cecil AL
len Of Cashton at the home of his
mother Mrs. L. w. Allen in Virooua.
last Sunday. The w w. Rude. Elmer
Beaver and Cecil Allen families and
Mrs. Joe Pulver and Mrs. Ida Brown
were present.
AT the regular meeting of the w
r. c. on Saturday, the hostesses. Mes
danes Ogden Older. Owen, Outcelt
Olson and Nelson, served ice cream.
cake and waters. All report a good
time, and plans were laid for a picnic
at the park on the next w. r. G. day,
which is August 49,
Verne Kegley conducted religious
services at his old home church over at
Debello on Saturday evening. He was