Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-20
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Annual NJ. E. Bazaar will be held
at the church November 18th.
Mrs. E. NJ. Nye entertained a few
friends at bridge Thursday afternoon.
Extra special showing of ladies
ana misses new fall dresses at M. j.
just received large assortment
OF young mems overcoats in the latest
models. Come in and look them over.
Ellefson & Johnson, located in Mason
ic Building.
When you are at the Fair next
week take your meals at the Eat Shop.
We can accommodate you to a Queens
taste.
just arrived, a carload of 4 wiz.
lys-Knight and Overland automobiles
Get yours now. Jordan's Garage at
Readstown- 35-tf
Here's a real special: One lot of
light aprons which we will close out
at 75c each. Surenson & Thompson.
the Farmers Store.
Mrs. c. G. Culver entertained ten
guests at bridge Thursday evening.
Favors were won by Mrs. J. A. Moen
and Mrs. A. E. Smith.
Want residence property in Viro-
qua, as part payment on so acre farm
near Westby. What have you got?
Write I. j. Thorson & Son, Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hensley mot
ored to Viroqua from Zion City and
are visiting at w. P. Hudson's. Mrs.
Hensley is neice of w. P. Hudson.
Your bread problems can best be
met BY using Russei's Best flour,
which is sold exclusively in Viroqua
at the Farmers Store, Surenson &
Thompson.
Arnold Lund has gone to Boscobel
where he will open merchant tailor
establishment. We regret his dupart-
ure and wish him abundant success in
the new location.
Owing to my big stock of Caloric
Plpeless furnaces | will give a big re-
duction on these furnaces installed
within the next 80 days. Clarence
Webb Hardware.
Il will make a big reduction on all
Caloric Pipeless Furnaces for the next
~ days. Let me install one for YOU
now before the cold weather sets in,
Clarence Webb Hardware.
The season of warm footwear is
now at hand. You viii be needing
the best of shoes and rubbers, and no
where can you find nicer line of SER
vlceable footwear than at this store.
Come and let us fit you out. The
Farmers Store, Surenson & Thompson,
Mrs. VIM. Boiling of Sheboygan
came Saturday to spend a few DAYS
with her sister, Mrs. T. N. Beaver, and
other relatives. On Sunday, Mrs.
Stout and Mrs. Beaver entertained in
her honor at the Beaver home, more
than thirty relatives gathering in fam
lily reunion. Only one relative was
absent-a neice.
-Assemblyman Elect A. E. Smith
and wife, Attorney H. p Proctor and
wife, DR.. M. Surenson, Jens Davidson,
Richard Grimsrud and wife, Fay Smith,
Mrs. J. ID. Beck and Mary Webb at
tended the platform convention at
Madison the first of the week. Mrs.
Proctor was honored by selection as a
member OF the state central commit
tee from the 7th district
-Hardwareman c. A. Parker spent
the first of the week in Chicago at
tending the Winchester Simmons hard
ware convention. A few weeks ago
the Winchester company bought out
the Simmons Hardware Company. and
are now twenty-five million dollar
concern, so Mr.. Parker can well be
congratulated over his connection with
the big corporation-Th Smith Hard
ware being the local Winchester store.
"A most enjoyable family reunion
took place at the W. p. Hudson home
last Sunday. Those present We're:
Mary, Jane, Rena, and Harris Walling,
Elizabeth, Eta, May, Alice and jose
phine Hudson; little Willard Pardy, w.
z. Hudson and family; Fred and Cora
Hensley; Edward and Fernie Turner;
Albert and Winnie Turner; Verda, Cor
al and Paul Turner; Ira and Helen
Turner; Verna Turner; Spencer and
Nora Riley; Bert and Fleta Marley;
Merwin Manley; Cora and Mervin
Rusk; Freeman Rusk, Vina Bell, Won
and Violet Bell.