Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-25
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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DIR. Rose Olson spent Sunday in
Richland Center.
Stop that cough with o. E. Da-
Wis cough remedies.
"A nice line of crepe paper in all
colors at o. E. Davis.
DIR. C. ID. Mead has been quite i'll
with bronchitis the past few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bekkedal of
Westby spent Sunday at the Sherry
home.
ASK for Pilot overalls and jack
cts at Ellefson & Johnson's, located in
Masonic Building.
The ladies of SpringvilIe Aid will
entertain at the church parlors Thurs
day afternoon, November End.
Board $500 per week at the Eat
Shop-and you'll get real home cook
ing that will satisfy you thoroughly.
Order your storm sash and storm
doors now and get the use of them all
the winter. John E. Nuzum & Sons.
There will be temperance day
program given by the C. E. Society
at the Christian Church Sunday even
| ing.
Miss Mills division of the ladies
chapter of the Christian Church will
entertain at the church Friday after
noon.
There will be a box social at the
North Sprnigville school, Friday even
ing, October 9th. Ladies please bring
boxes.
Chicken dinner at the Eat Shop
next Sunday, 40 cents. Plan to take
your Sunday meal with us. You will
| like our service.
Mrs. and Mrs. Sam Lake enter
| tanned the Crook and Biddison fam
/ lilies and Ruby and Garnet Silbaugh at
their home on Sunday.
There will be basket social held
at the home of John Conner, Friday
night, October 81. All are invited.
Please bring baskets.
Mrs. Paul Lawrence and children
of Lacrosse spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs. r. E. Wolfgram and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffin.
Have you seen our Combination
storm and screen doors? Removable
| panels make one door serve both pur-
poses. Better get one this winter. Nu-
yum Lumber Yard.
William Schrode spent Saturday
afternoon in Madison attending the
Indiana Wisconsin foot ball game. He
also visited with his son, William, who
attends Wisconsin university.
| Manager w. E. Lawton left Mon
day morning for Chicago where he
viii remain until Friday attending the
telephone convention and also visiting
his sister, Mrs. Caroline Proctor.
Don't forget the Halloween So
cial at the Romance School, Friday
| night, October q. Ladies bring Jack
| 'o'Lanterns aand baskets for two
Miss Audra Wheeler, Teacher.
/ Members o fthe Bloomingdale Re
/ belah lodge are invited to be present
at the next regular meeting of the VII
roqua Rebelzah lodge, November 9th
to witness the comforting of the de-
I gree on candidate.
We have a complete line of mems
I land boys all-wool mackinaw coats in
the newest shades. Be sure and look
these over, both the quality and price
will please you. EIlefson & Johnson,
| located in Masonic Building.
! Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Graham mo-
tored Sunday to Viola to spend the day
with Mrs. Graham's sister, Mrs. Calk-
ms. They were accompanied by Mrs
Brott, who spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Henderson.
DIR. and Mrs. Robinson of La
Crosse were guests at the home OF
/, Rev. and Mrs. E. REvans on Monday
the occasion being the christening Of
their baby daughter-Ellyn Arabelle
Evans-by DIR. Robinson.
II wish to make public that ] will
| give instructions on the violin in vi
roqua during this winter and win start
a class Immediately Those wishing to
enter, see me at Mrs. Munyon's board
ing house, 302 E. Jefferson st. Sell
mer Rein. 43-1-p
-0n Saturday A.. H. Miller and
family of Lacrosse tnotored to Viro-
qua, and accompanied by Mrs. Ralph
| WHISKY and daughter Evangeline, they
drove to Reedsburg, Baraboo and Dew
lis Lake, returning to Lacrosse Sum
day by way of Kilbourn, New Lisbon,
and Sparta. Mrs. WHISKY says it was
like trip through Fairyland, the long
stretches of beautifully paved roads
and miles of white railing seeming to
encircle hugh beds of gorgeous foliage.
Never has autumn bedecked her woods
more gaily than this year. One be-
comes fairly intoxicated from drinking
in the luxuriant beauty of nature,
along the scenic drive, so perfect is
the blending of colors that everywhere
is evident
On Sunday the congregation at
the Christian church enjoyed the splen-
did address given by Miss Laura
Lynne Major, missionary from Luch-
owfu, China. She spoke both morning
and evening. Miss Ada L. Forster, re-
gional secretary of the missionary So
cieties Of Dakota, Minnesota, and
Wisconsin; and Mrs. G. w. Allen, State
President of the Missionary Board, of
GAINESVILLE, came with Miss Major and
both had part in the services.