Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-10
Genuine winter.
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-Genulne winter,
-Sleighing good.
Case weather is most desired.
Good home made comforts at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Be sure and read local news on
every page.
New silk petticoats for holiday
trade at Suttle q Tate's.
"A fine display of Christmas hand
kerchiefs at Suttle & Tates.
Prof. Heindel attended a conven-
ton of school principals at Madison.
Miss Amy Colt is employed as
stenographer in c. w. Graves law
office.
Every village and city in the
United States is affected by the coal
strike.
DR.. Almon Fortney paid visit
to his brother Rufus, who is a student
at Iowa City dental college.
Mr.. Johnson, new clerk at Davis
drug store, has rented the Congrega-
tional parsonage till spring.
Call and see the choice line of hOl-
iday goods Towner is opening. You'll
imagine you are at a Christmas tree
entertainment.
"A number of really good sets of
furs in marmot, mink, seal, Australian
opposum, etc, lat lowest possible prices
at Suttle & Tate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Z. Fortney have
been in Minnesota visiting DR.. and
Mrs. G. A. Fortney at Zumbrota and
Rev. Jacobson and family at Ada.
Manager 0. NJ. Galstad was in the
city from Chaseburg, Monday. He
told the Censor that he shipped %
carloads of stock from that village in
November
Hon Frank Clancy motored up
from Soldiers Grove, Monday, taking
Plumber Schram back with him to in
stall a hot water heating system in
his residence.
Time now to advertise holiday
goods. Remember the Censor reaches
nearly every home in the central part
of Vernon county, and covers Viro-
qua's trade limit.
Just received a new assortment of
mems and young mems winter caps in
the one piece top, fur inbands and
nifty patterns. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
William Bentson, Senior, has been
in La Crosse hospital operated upon
for a painful growth in one of his
heels. He was accompanied by his
son-in-law, Martin Keengan.
E. J. jennings went to Madison to
attend national convention of the
American society of Equity. He will
also receive examination and treat
ment at the university clinic.
Travelling salesman, c. f. Terry,
who was critically injured in an au-
tomobile turnover between Viroqua
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died in GAINESVILLE hospital
Too many things to enumerate.
That will come later, when TOwner
gets fully under Roadway with his hol-
iday display. Select some of the spe-
cial things before the stock is culled
over.
All the county road crews have
been laid off for the balance of the
winter. Most of the dozen gangs
leave uncompleted jobs. But the
weather has been toe severe to make
satisfactory Roadway.
Asa Turner and his sister, Mrs.
Fred Hensley We're here from Zion
City to attend their grandmother's
funeral, Mrs. James Turner, and also
visited with Mr. and Mrs W. p Hud-
son and numerous relatives.
While in the city on Saturday,
Private Ray LOCKER received a tele-
phone message from Mound Park tell
ing him of the painful misfortune that
came to his mother. While about her
domestic duties she fell and fractured
one of her arms.
Vernon Richland county road com
mittees met jointly in Viola to number
new inter-county lines established.
The Richland Center Viroqua road via
Bishop Branch is to be numbered 9.
and it will be good news TO travellers
TO learn that it will be materially i'm
proved.
There has been a hustling in the
Offices of Viroqua physicians the past
week, prime cause being the order Of
the city board Of health that no stu
dents would be permitted TO attend
school who could not produce a certi-
ficate Of vaccination The mandate
has been cheerfully observed with no
loss of attendance. Children whose
parents were unable 70 bear the ex-
pense were cared for by generous peo-
Pile This was done as a precaution
to ward off any possible cOntagion.