Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-24
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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Earl Dake of Viola spent Monday
here on Business.
I VIII Wais of Cashton was in the
/ city Monday on business.
1 Mrs. Peter Hensgen spent Satur-
I day and Sunday in Lacrosse.
4 -Carpentier-D empsy pictures next
week, Thursday and Friday.
! When making a lamp shade get
| your frames at Suttle & Tate's.
Lamp shade frames all sizes, from
zoe to $500 at Suite & Tates'
-Craked eggs for sale at the Viro-
qua Egg Market at Toe per dozen.
Miss Emma Jerman spent Sunday
with her parents at Readstown.
The 1922 road maps now on sale
/ at zoe each. NDahls Drug Store.
! -Muresco and Alabastine makes
clean, cheap wall finish. o. E. Davis.
/ Mrs. l.. C. Boyle returned home
! Saturday from visit at Minneapolis
-Tilman Anderson and Paul Beck
motored 10 Lacrosse Sunday evening
Bedford johnson of near LaFarge
spent the week end at the H. A. Smith
home.
-Kyanize, the longest wearing col
or yarnish, sold only at Dadls Drug
Store
"A nice line of paper borders for
4 Mureseo and Alabantine walls at o..
E. Davis
John Randales motored to La
Crosse Monday and returned with Al
vim Cary.
"A new lot Of the famous Reed
waists of crepe, dainty pongee etc. at
Suttle & Tate's.
VIM. Streahl of Lacrosse stopped
here Saturday on business while on
his way to Viola.
Mrs. Carl Curtis spent the week
end with her parents, DR. and Mrs.
Abbott, at Norwalk
Gilbert Nelson and Hugh DeGaris
and families spent Sunday fishing and
| picnicking at Star Valley.
-Sabes Haas, Adolph Fortney and
| 0rbin Anderson motored to Riehland
Center Sunday on business.
Miss Grace Urness of Newry
1 spent several days last week here with
| Misses Susie and Olive Boswell.
After seeing What Happened to
| Ole" Monday night drop in to Miss
| Latta's Restaurant for refreshments.
/ Albert Maakrud drove down from
| Westby, today, with Bekkedal's big g.
ton truck. He renewed Censor dues.
| We have them! Ralston 0xfords
that are styles-of-the-hour Ellefson
4 & Johnson, located in Masonic build
ing.
DIR. G. d. Mead left Tuesday to at
tend the Wisconsin State 0steopathic
convention at Madison, Wednesday and
Thursday.
On your way home from the ball
game on Sunday dsop in to Miss Lat
ta's new restaurant for lunches, ice
cream and soft drinks.
We have just what you want in
neckwear. Come in and see our large
assortment. Ellefson a Johnson, To-
Gated in Masonic building.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hanson anC
family of Westby and Mr, and Mrs
Nick Torgeson and family spent Sun.
day at the Nels Nelson farm
Did you ever see 10000 people in
one bunch2 This immense crowd is
clearly seen in tie Dempsy-C Carpenter
pictures. Coming June IL.
VIII Mills of La Crosse autoec
here Sunday with Ed Mills, who has
spent several weeks at the Grandview
hospital He is improving slowly.
Everybody come to the big dance
Friday evening, June 2. at the Opera
House Music will be furnished By
The Culver Longworth five-piece or
chestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waldron anc
daughter Frances, Miss Anna Halver.
son and Miss Ella Anderson spent Sun.
day at Gays Mills with the Will Cur.
ley family.
Mrs. Theme Woodruff Of Masor
Il City was taken to a Lacrosse hosDita
on Tuesday Of last week and submit.
ted 70 an operation for appeRditis. Mr.
i Woodruff returned on Saturday saying
his wife was getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benal Mcdowell anl
! family of Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Har.
old Sutherland and family of Reads
town and Fred Sutherland and son OF
| Kickapoo Center spent Sunday at the
/ Dick Sutherland home.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Carmichael
4 spent the latter lart of the week al
/ Bloomingdale with S. w. Mossholdef
and family. They also attended q
wedding anniversary dinner for Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Doak of Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brown and
Mrs. w. w. Wigginton autoed to La
Crosse Saturday evening TO meet the
eleven o'clock train, on which was Mrs
Fred Cutter and daughter Geraldine Of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, who came
to spend several weeks at the parental
home
Live and Let Live" is a real hon.
est to goodness moral drama II will
prove as entertaining and as uplifting
as "Inside the Cup" 1t deals with
narrow minded reformers who see
things only in their own light. The
moral is powerful and you will say
that Live and Let Live" is a PLAY
rightly named
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry au-
toed here Sunday from Lacrosse with
Irwin Henry, Mr.. Henry returning
from the GraDdview hospital, where
he has spent several weeks. He is
very much improved. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Henry autoed to Pleasant
Ridge Saturday evening, and spent
Sunday with his brother, George. Hen
ry.