Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-01

New Year.
Happy may it be.
Keep the new resolutions.
Help to make it good year.
Glass and putty at Towner's.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Don't put off that subscription
paying.
Welcome you are returning young
soldiers.
-Towner has a fine line of alum
mum ware.
New county officers take their
stations next Monday.
Fred Hook has secured employ
ment at Clark's garage.
For tonic use Nyafs Beef Iron
and Wine. o. E. Davis.
Senator Bennett made a profess
-sional visit to Hillsboro.
Try San Tox Pine Balsam for
that cough. o. E. Davis.
-"1919''is a queer, but rather hand
some combination of figures.
Anna Liska of Hillsboro is stop
ping with Mrs. Edison Roach.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Margaret Drinkwine was a guest
of friends in the city recently.
were Westby visitors recently.
Try some of our pure home made
sorghum. Romans grocery.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
Mrs. John Monahaa suffers from
blood poisoning in one Of her hands.
Mr.. I. Sandsmark of Stoughton
was city visitor during the holidays.
Mrs. J. 0. Anderson received a
visit from here sister, Mrs Wolfe of
Westby.
Favor, the Viroqua harness MAX
er will exchange harness for Liberty
Loan bonds.
Ray Waterman came from Mich
igan to see his wife and babies and
other relatives.
We are still selling coffee at the
old price. Every pound guaranteed.
Romans grocery.
Sumner Nuzum of Livingston,
Montana, is spending holidays at the
old home in this city.
Miss Esther Wolfgram came from
Milwaukee normal school to pass va
cation at home.
Miss Lailah Spellum came from
Coon Valley to pass Sunday with
Catherine Munson.
Ed Harrington is the possessor of
three-inch shell sent by his son, DR..
Harrington, from France
Miss Margaret Morse of Minnea-
polls, spent the holiday season with
her father and sister here.
Mrs. Ernest Stout came from
Platteville to pass Christmas time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Stout
Bernard Smith and wife came
from Iowa to pass Christmas week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Smith.
Prof and Mrs. Roy Carver came
from Marshfield to pass holiday vaca-
ton with the j. F. Parker family
Miss Marie tombstone, stenog-
rapher for the County Road Com
missioner visited home folks at Lam
sing.
Our old neighbor and friend Andy
L. Russell, was recently elected vice
commander of Sparta Grand Army
post.
-Rafort Robbins, who is attending
school at Lacrosse spent Cldistmas
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. w. A.
Curtis.
Miss Pothea Hanson left for Ari-
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with her brother, Fred Hanson and
family.
County Road Commissioner was
called to Stoddard on account of a
workman getting injured on the coun-
ty highway.
His friends are pleased to greet
Martin Root, who returned from a
Lacrosse hospital very much improv-
ed in health.
Attorneys Smith & Moen are CIV
ing their suite of offices a complete
overhauling, adding decorations and
other betterments.
Miss Della Barron, stenographer
in the Office OF the county agent, spent
her Christmas vacation with home
folks at Camp Douglas.
George Long of DeSoto is stop
ping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams, coming here for med
ical and surgical treatment.
The Censor has birthday today
enters upon its sixty-fourth year of
existence. Let us hope that, like bib
lical wine, it may grow stronger and
better with age.
AT the F. NJ. Minshall home on
Christmas day relatives gathered to
eat SHIIStilldS Will
Minshall who departed on the 26th
for his California home.
Holiday business in this city was
somewhat curtailed by influenza, brok-
en- weather and bad roads. Some
merchants and dealers report unusual
good trade, while others complain
that it was light.
The Censor erred in last weeks
issue stating that unmarried women
were Ineligible to write at the civil
service examination to be conducted
here on the 18th for postoffice clerks.
Wives of soldiers and sailors are also
eligible
MANLY Norris and wife, who were
called here two weeks ago on account
of the illness and death of B. F. Nor
ris, are remaining for the full holiday
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris have
been filling many engagements in
vaudeville stunts at different army
environments.