Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-27
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps Reporters of the Comings Going
and Vicinity
Now for the Nav Year.


Days have commenced to lengthen.
Miss Orla Atkins is employed in
the hotel at Readstown.
For sore, sweaty feet use Bark
er's Anticeptic. All drug stores.
j. NJ. Cade left his Montana ranch
to pass most of the winter at home
mere.
Miss Sadie Anderson who is teach
ing near Hillsboro returned home for
vacation.
Miss Hazel Atkins had the misfor-
tune of dislocatihg her ankle, two
weeks ago.
Complete line of paroid roofngs
~ the Nuzum yard Best values on
the market.
Everything for fall repair work
at the Nuzum yard. Quality and
prices right.
-Westbv school boy and girl teams
defeated Ontario in two games of
basket ball.
Judge and Mrs. Pollard have as
holiday guests DIR. and Mrs. w. p.
Gorsline of Chicago.
Veteran John S. Jenness of Cash
ton, went to Colorado 10 pass the win
ter with his daughter.
Misses Florence Nelson and Daisy
Miller came home from teaching du-
ties in Iowa for holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Atkins return
ed from Iowa and are passing the win
ter with their son Frank and family.
Judge Mahoney, wife and daughter
Nellie went to ST. Paul so spend holt
day season with Emmite and wife.
Cut the high cost of living, have
old furniture made. like new. Second
hand furniture bought at Franklin's.
Oscar Larson came from Westby
to take to the home of Thos. Kileu a
Shetland pony bought from c. J. Smith
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim died in New
York He married Josephine Greve,
whose family was pioneer in Viro-
qua.
John, son of Ole Jackson of Jeffer-
son, arrived home for vacation from
Austin, Minnesota, where he attends
an auto school.
Frank G. English, wife and son of
Minneapolis, Miss lisa Joyce of Duluth,
came to make happy the ]. p. Joyce
home during yule tide.
Miss Anna Yttri, who teaches at
Harmony, Minnesota, is passing holt
day vacation in this city and at her
home on West Prairie.
DIR. Ben Norris and family arrived
from Montana, all rugged and the pic
ture of health Ranch life and farm
ingsevidently agrees with them.
The Viroqua attachments who
were on the border were mustered
again into the state national guard and
nialntafn the same stanolng as in years
past.
-Adolph Fortney, who arrived home
from Beloie college was initiated into
one of the leading fraternities of the
college before coming home-Sigma
Alpha Epsilon.
Wallace Roberts was bound oyer
to circuit court by Justice Pollard, on
charge of assault on Gus Fish. The
fracus occurred in Forest town some
weeks ago.
The CENSOR gives two pages of
space to publication of the complete
county board proceedings 1t WILDE
well for readers to lay the paper AWAY
for future reference.
Miss Carol fainter was taken to
La Crosse Tuesday morning for an op-
peration, the result of fall she had
some years ago. Her mother and
sister accompanied her.
j. H. Sherick became afflicted with
the auto bug, baying Ford. Dir. f.
e. Morley also has faith in the Ford.
having purchased a second one, a
latest pattern 5-passenger.
Miller Lewis Thompson has pur.
chased farm, the Sorem place of 1870
acres near Liberty Pole. That does
not mean that he will forsake the busy
occupation that now engages his time.
Miss Verges Hayden returned to
her home in Canada after visiting
with friends and relatives at La Fargo.
She was at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Svlgum and daughter, Mrs Ida Nelson.
-Orlo Smell was in from his new
home at Red Mound, having a supply
of beans and buckwheat flour for sale.
From 20 pounds of seed beans he grew
and sold SS4 worth, receiving as high
as IA cents pound.
DIR. Eyenson of La Crosse saws the
year OF 1916 has brought him an in
crease in business from our readers
years since he opened his optical Of
nee In La Crosse, and now he grinds
all his own eyeglass lenses.
Mrs. Ady presented us with state
of Washington apple, having received |
box from friend. The grower who |
sent them said they had difficulty in
harvesting the great yields. Bankers |
and other business people closed their |
places and sent their employees out to |
assist in the work of picking and cas-
ing. \
Our good friend and neighbor, Rev. |
ii. &. Smeby has in contemplation
either an appreciate increase in his |
family or much Joy riding with the |
members of his numerous congrega-
lions. He has exchanged his old ma
chine for an up-to date seven-passenger |
Studebakeraut bought of Mar
tin Larson.
MIR. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum and /
daughter Ethel, who were to have /
started on Tuesday for California to |
pass the winter, we're obliged to post
pone indefinitely their lea ing, because
of the sudden illness of Mrs. Nuzum,
who was Frustrated on Friday evening. |
DR.. L. w. NUzum came from James
vile on Christmas to see her. Her
condition is now improved.
GREETINGS FROM
NEWTON II