Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-31
Keep the resolves.
schools open next Monday.


Schools open next Monday.
-DeVerne +. Slack has been home
from Madison for a few days.
Lynn Leslie of Winona is here
for visit with his brother, w. d. Les
lie.
Donald Gauper came from La
Crosse to spend Christmas at the par
entail home.
Miss Inez Rabbit is among theta
Crosse Normal students at home for
the yuletide.
Glory bel The event of the sea
son. Lyman Howe at the opera house
January 18th
-Supt. Rodenhius of the electric
plant, was business caller in the city,
last Saturday.
Harold Weavill came from Sioux
City to spend the holiday season with
parents and friends.
Mr.. +. T. Brudos came from West
Prairie to pass the winter with his
son John and family.
Rev. Gerald Smith is passing va
cation from college work at the par
entail home in this city.
County Clerk Moore passed Christ
mas with relatives in the east end of
the county, his old home.
Oscar Emilson and wife of Chase
burg, were her to spend Sunday with
the family of Albert Opsahl.
Agricultural Teacher Baird and
wife are rejoicing over the arrival of
little daughter on the oath,
Theodore Johnson succeeds TO the
place vacated by 0luf Walby at the
Eckhart-D Dyson warehouse and yards.
His friends and former parishion-
ers were gratified to have among them
Rev. J. J. jacobson during Christmas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. RolIin Marshall of
Gillingbam haze been. -spanding hol~
days with Gus Hook and wife, parents
of Mrs. Marshall
"A basket social will be given at
Newton hall on Friday evening of
Friday evening of this week, TO which
everybody is invited
And judgment day has again been
postponed indefinitely. December II,
according to late prophets was to have
been the wind-up of earthly things.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peters of Two
Harbors, Minnesota, are spending
some time at the parental home of
Mrs. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lake.
Mrs. L. NJ Roseland had number
of Westby ladies down as her guests
on the occasion of entertaining a So
ciety club of which she is a member.
After passing Christmas at home
Eathen Minshall went to Milwaukee
to enter electric school His brother
Lawrence, was home from the univer-
sity.
Merchant He Rogers offers a
two-day pre-inventory sale on ladies'
ready-to- goods that will save
you big money. Read his ad. in this
issue.
Ole Hulsether went to GaysMills
today to take management of the to-
bacco packing house that operates
there. He spent last winter in the
same place.
Arrow Smell and l.. r. Axlen Of
Red Mound had business in the city
on Monday. The former recently re-
turned from business visit to the
state capital.
Misses Florence Hall, Benetta Oh
son and Mildred Henry have been en-
joyihg holidey pleasures, spending
their vacation here from Milwaukee
normal school.
Mrs. w. S. Field went to Wash
ington Co visit her daughter, Eva Ham
bin, and get acquainted with a w
granddaughter that recently arrived at
the Hamblin home
The death of George Pulham, a
former town of Wheatland man, a
pioneer of this community, is an
nouneed from California, where he
has resided of late years.
Mice nlUa Tbaifga xufbp 10 a fra in
ed nurse in the Mayo hospital at Roch-
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. G..
Theige on Round Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs K. NJ McAuley have
enjoyed the home coming of their sons
and Richard Jr. making
from the battle fields of France.
A number Of their gentlemen
friends gave an informal smoker for
ALBION and Lawrence Lindemann, De
Verne Slack and other young men who
were home for holiday vacations.
Miss Dorothy Packard had as her
guests her cousins, Misses Clare and
Helena Rosenfeld of Minneapolis,
Messrs. Miller Mureson of Portage
and Curtis Bevington of Chicago.
Mrs. Sam Solberg, an aged lady
of this city died this morning. The
arrangements for funeral services are
for 1870 Friday at the Lutheran
church, Rev. Holverson TO officiate.
E. c. Kast has been spending the
past two months at the old boyhood
scenes in Crawford County. His son,
James. and Mrs. Wanless, Of Stroll,
North Dakota, are here for short
visit.