Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-22
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A Merry Christmas.

Miss Greta Welch is employed at
Lindemanns' during the holidays.
Ed. Owen of Westby spent last
Friday with relatives in this city.
DIR. w. E. Butt was called TO Hills
boro today on professional errand.
The "Royal Blue" is warranted
shoe. A. T. Jordan's West Lima store.
r. w. Rogerson and Edward Wig
are at West Salem on business mis-
sion.
e. A. Smith, school teacher at
Bristow, had business in Viroqua Sat
urday.
Miss Allie Richards is spending her
Christmas vacation in Chicago and In
dianapolis.
Carl John son of Sparta was guest
of his brother George on Friday and
Saturday last.
Mrs. w. F. Lindemann, ST., who
has been critically i'll for several weeks,
is improving.
Mrs. C. S. Smith and son Harlan
of Elroy are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. p. Proctor.
DIR. and Mrs. G. o. Fortney of
Zumbrota, Minnesota, are home for the
Yuletide season.
Artistic designs in queensware for
the holiday trade at Il. 7. Jordan's
West Lima store.
Miss Hannah Leruin Of La Crosse
visited relatives in the city the latter
part of last week.
/ Sven c. Lee Of Coon Valley spent
several days with Viroqua acquaintance
the latter part of last week.
Rings, brooches, chains and pins
suitable for Christmas presents at A.
j. Jordan's West Lima store.
Frank Wintz and family leave next
! Friday for Cassville to spend some days
at the home of his parents.
Miss Anna Roberg returned from
La Crosse, where she has been EN-
ployed for the past half year.
Full proceedings of county board
doings occupy nearly the full four pages
of today's CENSOR = inside pages.
Allen Graves returned from Mott,
North Dakota, where he has been en-
ployed with party of surveyors.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Mains of Con-
rad, Montana, will spend the holidays
visiting friends in Vernon county.
Mrs. Ralph Sheldon of Minneapolis
| is home for two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Glenn.
Misses Hazel Hayes and Stella
Cranston of Readstown were guests at
the George Griffin home TT Saturday.
- Ole l.. md, tinsmith a. Martin &
Kuebler's, will make pilgrimage to his
parental home at DEBORAH, Iowa, next
week.
Mrs. c. Kretsch of Boscobel ar
rived here Thursday for protracted
visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. E.
Lawton.
- Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Davis, who
were employed at the county farm for
nearly year, returned to their home
at Readstown.
These are the days Of renewal for
subscription for the new year. The
CENSOR is being literally remembered
and favored.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Primmer of
Sioux City, Iowa, win arrive home
Christmas morning the guests of Mrs
and Frank Primmer.
Misses Mary and Margaret Morse
of Waller, Montana, and Racine, re-
spectively, are at the parental home in
Viroqua for week.
Grant Allen and Perry Morrison re-
turned home from Aberdeen, South
Dakota, where they spent the sum,
mer doing carpenter work.
The Novelty dancing club will give
one of their popular dances Friday
evening, December "a, in the Running
1 hall The puhlic is invited
Mayor Frank Chase received as a
Christmas present a fine specimen of
an elk 8 tooth, The elk was captured
or killed near Yellow Stone Park.
City Clerk and Mrs. George Clarke
and son Edward, Mrs. S. KILLER and
grand children are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clarke in Milwaukee.
Mons Danielson of 0rtonville, Min
nesota. was guest of Ever Monsen
over Sunday. He is considering the
purchase of property in this vicinity.
The Modern Woodmen of America
have adopted new ritual to supercede
the one now in use which will be dis.
carded at the beginning of the lew
year.
DIR. w. M. Trowbridge has beer
instructed TO enlist six additional young
men for service at the Third regiment
encampment hospital corps of the state
national guard.
Edward Wig and o. G. Lewis dis
posed of the John Bean farm near Re
treat to Messrs. Toilet Brudos and Chris
rorger, each Of latter named gentle
men securing portion of same.
County jury commissioners L. o
Brye of Coon Valley, Fred Bean of Re
treat and r. P. Dalton of La Farg,
met at the Office of Clerk of Court Cos
ling last Saturday to replenish tbs
jury list.
While ehopping log loose from
the frozen ground on his farm nea
Benefits Corners last Thursday, Thos
Thompson struck his foot, nearly sew
ering his big toe. He was brought t.
this city for medical treatment.
The Viola Intelligencer reports tina
Robert Tate of Liberty. returned HON,
from Big Stone Lake, Minnesota, las
Saturday. He says it stormed all tn,
time he was there and the weather wa
as rough as he ever saw in this country
According 10 a recent decision o
the courts, a man who wants to &,
faster than his neighbor who is ahea,
of him on the road has right to pass
If he is prevented by the other and al
accident happens because Of the latter
interference. the obstructionist is re
sponsible for the damage.