Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-22
LOCAL JoTTINGs

-Dr. w. n. Butt Is assisting IN the
postoffice during the holiday rush.
Great reduction in prices on ladies'
and children's coats at Suttle & Tate's.
Ben Hanson arrived home from
Nebraska, following q yesr's absence.
DIR w. NJ. Trowbridge is able to
be at his Office after seige of illness.
-LaFarge high school basket ball
team defeated Ontario highs, score Is
to 6.
Illness prevented E. D. Harrington
from performing his usual work in the
shop
III. E. Andersen has new helper
in his market, Wyman Ward of Reads
town
Ray Henry and wife came from H.
linois to attend the funeral of his grand
mother.
Wanted TO rent, typewriter. in
good working condition Inquire at
this Office
Felix has placed new safe in his
store-cne of light weight but large
capacity.
Make the kiddies happy with a
Christmas tree-and buy it at Suren
sons grocery.
Luther Green of LaFarge commu-
nifty was operated upon for appended
tbs at Lacrosse
President Henry Lindemann of the
Bank of Viroqua is confined TO his home
with throat trouble.
Ladies' rev waists for the holiday
trade of Tsffets silks and Georgette
erepes at Suttle a Tate's
-Cashae Carr of Forest town, urder
went an operation for cancer of the
face In Lacrosse hospital,
AT Wausau, last week, Judge Ma
honey was elected as president of the
national urion of the Equity society.
"A barrel of apples makes a fine
Christmas present and surenson's gro
Gerry has fire supply of fancy vari-
cites
From the far east, New Hampshire,
w O. Dunckelee, sends bis holiday greet
! ings in the form of a remittance for
! the CENSOR
DIR and Mrs. Gerhardt Fortney
came from their Minnesota home on a
sad mission, the laying 70 rest of the
doctors mother
Mrs. j. A Haggerty Of Kickapoo
il at the home of Mrs W. A. Curtis,
while taking medical treatment from
local physicians.
4
1 Dach Ridge mourn the death of an in
fant child; interment in city cemetery
on Monday. The mother is very Ill.
H Mr.. and Mrs Ksst arrived at Reads
town, called from Canada because of
the illness of their daughter, Mrs. IT.
vim Lewis, who passed away soon after
they arrived. ssal
Grippe is the popular epidemic just
now, pretty much everybody having q
touch Of the same. Lacrosse papers
state that over a Thousand persons in
that city are sffiicted.
Hon. Roger Williams Of Hillsboro,
has gone TO California to pass the win
ter. He Joins, Harvey. Meyer, another
HilIsboro old veteran. who 10 bssking
tin the warmth and pleasures of the
g3ide1 state. -. ..'.v..s..
Former chairman and weil-known
citizen, Elias B. Homstad Of Christians.
H has moved to Rockland to make it the
4 future home of himself and Mrs. HON.
\ stad. They have a daughter living
there whose husband is engaged in mer-
chsndising.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Casperson depart
ed for Waupun to spend holidays with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
b. Fisher. information came to them
that Mr.. Fisher is not in good health;
in fact is unable to move about IN his
former hveliness
Mrs. Isaac Potts, aged ninety years,
identified with eastern Vernon and north
err Riebland county affairs from the
early Fl passed away at Westbima
Mrs. p Was known as a grand wo-
man all rose years and her going will
no. cd he r1ao raxr nl0f 90
aud friends
-Chas S Slack & Company will
soon have a new style wood saw; also
wood carrier attachment that may be
attached to any wood saving outfit to
carry the sawed blocks away from the
machine This takes the work of two
men and dangerous job is eliminated
from human labor
Mr. and Mrs. E W. Hszen have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing of
/ Nilsson Montana. who remain some
DAYS ameng relatives and friends Mrs.
/ Lansing s maiden name was MEDIA Har
4 per, a 6sughter of the late I. w. Har-
I per ana wife. long time residents of
! Viroqua and Jefferson.
/ -AnnouErt n'ent of the approaching
/ marriage of Miss Esther StavTun of
/ Lacrosse is received in Viroqua by
! friends, where she taught for some
years DIR George Bovce OF Iron Noun
! tain, Michigan, is the lucky man. Miss
Stavtum has taue hit in that Michigan
| city since leaving our schools.
W p Hudson and family, who have
! lived upon and worked the Helwig farm,
| ten miles west of Viroqua, are moving
to the city and will occupy their resi-
dence in the Third ward. They come
here that their children may Save bet
ter school opportunities. Mr.. Hudson
will engage with j. W. Thayer as as
sistant and salesman
--Auctioneer Hoveland tells the CEN
soR that the sale of former Register
Of Deeds CLAUS Gilbertson was well at
tended on Monday, that everything cold
at top-notch prices. Mr.. Gilbertson
has exchanged his Coon Prairie farm
for a residence property in Westby
with George Theige. Next March the
transfer will take place.
Former President Taft was the
guest of Lacrosse on Monday. He Wis
tied the public schools, delivered an
address at the Young Mems Christian
Association, attended reception in bis
honor and dined with the merchants
and manufacturers association. Big
man in body and mind; gees about the
country doing good TO his fellows, free
from political hate and rancor.
--Towerville section is bowed down
by the death of one of its best young
men, George Fred Mccormick, who
d;11 -. n cH-o.-a hasr.stal Ne had