Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-12
LOCAL JorT1NGs

Mems Sweet Orr pants and over
ais at M. j. Felix
DO your bit for the Red Cross in
a renewal of membership.
"A big showing of blankets and
comforters at NJ. J. Felix.
Incomes Assessor Knutson was
at Sparta on official matters.
New satin, velvet and wool dress
es this week at Suttle & Tate's.
Fur sets and separate pieces for
ladies and children at Suttle & Tate's.
e. w. Hazen is in Milwaukee at
tending session, of the Masonic con-
sistory
i "A number of our educators at
tended sstate teachers meeting in Mil
Young winter, an inch of snow
falling during this morning, and its
chilly, too.
Remember the Culver Longworth
dance at the Opera House every Sat
urday night.
/ Misses Pearl and Anna Halvor-
son spent Sunday at their home near
Mt. Sterling.
j Rev. and Mrs. J.J.Jacobson drove
to Chaseburg to SPEND Tuesday at the
F.! ID. 0. Stevlingson nome.
| Rev. Jacobson's service for next
Sunday in Immanuels church is post
poned from to p. m.
Mrs. t. 0. Mork is making a tour
OF western Wisconsin towns inspect
ing Woman's Relief Corps.
An entire new lot of blankets
! this week, attractive plaids both cot
ton and wool. Suttle & Tate.
/ Mrs. Phinney spent few days
with her sister, Mrs, Hazen, while en-
+ FOfltc tn nays hOY1na at NFar,,lI
DIR. and Mrs. Wade Harrington
We're over from Viola to pass Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Harrington.
| Springville M. E. aid society will be
| entertained Thursday, November 20.
/ at O'Clock by Mrs. Will Van Dyke.
! The item concerning Louise Brye
being injured by falling and cutting
I herself with her glasses YVES an error.
! Levi Eckhart will rat on a sale
/ OF Shorthorn calves and Shetland
ponies at the stock pavilion, Novembe~
The Culver Longworth Orchestra.
plays for dance in Cashton on Tues
day., November Is. Everybody in
vited.
That regular Saturday night
dance at the Opera House by Culver
Longworth orchestra. Keep it in
mind.
Annual Bazaar and chicken din
ner at the Methodist church Saturday.
November Is. A large crowd is de-
sired.
Simon Syverson, one of the pio-
neer. citizens of Westby following a
brief illness, died at the home of his
/ daughter.
"A dance will be given at the
! Opera House Friday evening of this
week, to which all are invited, Oscar
Simonson will have management.
Annual meeting of Vernon coun-
/ ty Red Cross Chapter will be held on
/ November 18th at two o'clock, when
/ officers will be elected and other busi-
ness transacted.
We still have some potatoes at
the old price. The next lot will be
higher as the prices are advancing at
all markets. Get your supply now,
of Fisher & Griffin.
-Workmen are progressing nicely
in preparing Edward Lind's' building
| for occupancy, and Harrington's Jew
| elry store and Eds repair shop will
soon be located therein.
Remember the, Bazaar and chick
en- dinner at the Methodist church,
Saturday, November Is. Sale opens
at 10 a. m. Dinner from II a. m. I'M
til every one are served.
Read carefully the large adver-
| tisement of the horsemen who will
buy animals in this section during
next week. All who have horses can.
sell them to good advantage.
Don't forget the chicken dinner
at the Methodist church, Saturday,
November Is. Dinner served from II
a. m. until everyone is served. Price
for adults SOC. Children under IL 35c.
Venerable Charlie Browns con-
dition has shown gradual improve
ment during the past week, and there
now seems a possible chance of par
tial recovery from the stroke despite
] his advanced age.
County Clerk Moore celebrated
Armistice day by taking possession of
his new residence-the old county jail
er's residence-which was removed
and has been remodeled into a fine
home with all modern conveniences.
Saturday. November %, will be
red letter time in town, the time of
the special Jersey cattle show adver-
tised by Melvin Stafslien. Purchas-
ers from far and near are expected.
The stock pavilion will be well util-
lied for the purpose.
After spending more than a
HiOlLH III hlOuIdHd, MI. anu hON
Cade returned, having experienced a
young winter while there. Mr.. Cade
says the prospects for oil there seem
very favorable, and the oil drilling
outfits are sure great.
County Agricultural Agent Paul
Graf has been confined in a Lacrosse
hospital for ten days, where he I'M
derwent operation for appendicitis.
The knowledge that Mr.. Graf is max
ing satisfactory recovery is welcome
news to many acquaintance.
TO relatives and friends comes
the news from Carter, Forest county,
of the death of William Collins, for
mer citizen of Bloomingdale section,
who has lived in northern WISCONSIN
for many years, going there with the
Miner Brothers, lumbermen.
The Rev. E. Harris was at St.Paul
last week attending a conference Of
the Methodist ministers of Wisconsin,.
Minnesota and South Dakota. This
week Revs Harris and Jennings are
at Black River Falls in attendance
upon a ministerial gathering of the
preachers of Lacrosse District. Mr.
Harris gives an address on this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Pearson Of
Bloomington, dropped in for a days
visiting among friends. They had
been at Sparta to spend Sunday with
their daughter, Norma, who teaches
there. The Pearsons filled a nice
niche in Yiroqua's life for a number