Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-08
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to visit her sister. Mrs w W. Powell.
Buy your tickets in advance at the
Electric and save SC or the World fea-
lures.
Christian Yttri returned to Reads.
town, after spending some time in Can
ada.
Mr.. Nels Wig of Avalanche is pass
ing the winter with his children in this
city.
Jim" Sherrick brought that buck
from the north. Many have had nib
BILE at it.
Saturday night of this week at
Folsom school house, box social will
be given.
Mrs. Frank Williams went to Chris.
tiaDa to see her mother, who is report
ed to be i'll.
Mr.. Groh, the mechanical genius of
Rising Sun, was in the city on business
last Saturday.
Reserved tickets for the Damon
and Pythiss entertainments are on sale
at Dahl's drug store.
II. J. Thorson and Mr. Lee and their
wives motored from Westby to attend
lutefisk supper on Friday,
Mrs. Eliza Moore died at the coun.
W AIMS ftouses anu fctnalUS were taken
to Hillsboro for interment.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter Blanch
of Pleasant ridge, visited their daugh-
ter and sister at LaFarge.
Victor Glenn of Whitestown return
ed from Red Wing, where he was oper-
ated upon FOR appendicitis.
Mrs ALBION Lindemann and son
Lawrence, have rooms and live at Ho-
/ kest fNw he 4
Buy him useful present in the
way of wearing apparel and Stoll &
Groves is the place TO getit.
j E Nuzum and son Clinton mot
ored over to Hillsboro to look after bust
ness interests, returning today.
Senator Bennett had legal matters
that called him TO Lacrosse and Mil
waukee during the past week
I Miss Thelma Solverson, training
i school student, went to Lacrosse for a
few days treatment In a hospital
"A son of Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES
Brown of Webster creek, was operated
upon for appendicitis in a Lacrosse
hospital.
Every boy and girl from four to
eighty years of age may receive pack
age of Franklin's candy free, by calling
at your store" Saturday, between the
hours l and 8.
Peter Skasland, who has farmed
in Minnesota for few years past, sold
out and is in this section. He will pro-
baby locate here again.
| Chris Hanson fell from the roof of
his tobacco shed, fracturing one of his
ankles He is at the home of his broth
er and sister south of. this city.
Don't you think you had better
drop in at your store" and c Franklin
about that Christmas candy? Remem-
Der he makes it and it's pure.
| -Thayer & Davidson report the sale
of VIM. A. Crooks 128 acre farm home
to Ole Tuhus of this city, Mr.. Crook
acquiring the Tuhus residence in the
/, deal
Sale of Red Cross stamps is being
handled this year through the schools.
When the pupils call on you buy from
| them. Funds are used for a most
worthy purpose.
&C o Johnson was in from Esofea
for load of merchandise He told US
Henry Rentz had completed job of
drainage on his farm under direction of
university professor.
The city council granted permission
to Clarence Fortney to conduct a pool
and billiard hall II will be in the north
| room of Wig block. A restaurant will
be established in connection.
-Advices are that Frank A. Chase
has bought the well.improved Robert
Lsmprech farm on the ridge south of
Chaseburg, including live stock, pur
chase price being 500, 900.
MIR A. T. Jordan drove better than
/ twenty miles, from Bear creek, last
, Wednesday, to attend county agricul-
tural meeting. While here he placed
an advertisement of Hereford cattle
for sale in the CENSOR
Every gift in our line is a useful
one, the selection plenty large and no
| limit to the guarantee on all articles.
1t is left to your judgment as to wheth-
er you have or not received your mon
ey's worth This is the broadcast guar
antee any man can make. S. b. Liilis,
opposite postoffice.
Mrs. Ed Norris was at Lacrosse for
ten days assisting in the care of her
son-in-law, who has been very sick
She is again prepared to entertain and
look after patients in her private hos
pitsl, and invites patronage and guar
antees good service.
Round Prairie social cub enjoyed
an over flow basket social at the farm
home of Ole Anderson, Saturday night,
when an interesting program was Civ
en- Club treasury was swelled by $50
Funds so raised are to apply on piano
for school house. Mr.. and Mrs Ander-
son made the old and young feel at
home
% o. Tuhus has exchanged bis res
idence property in this city to Will
Crook for his Brookville farm The
actual transfers will not be made till
spring In turn Tuhus exchanges the
farm with NJ. H. Bekkedal for a new
and modern residence just completed in
in the First ward
DR.. & v Porter arrived home last
Wednesday, after two months travel
in the west They were days of fine
experience and he enjoyed the sight
seeing. especially the expeditions.
Then the meeting of acquaintance was
a rare privilege for him Because of
pressure upon our columns the CENSOR
has been unable to complefc series Of
articles prepared by the doctor. but
they will keep and come as opportunity