Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-08
Short News Stories of Interest
vhoqua and Vicinity


Star.
-Hayakawa at the Star Thursday,
this week.
-Theda Bara in Soul of Buddah,
Monday.
-Furs in sets or single pieces at
Suttle & Tate's.
Big western play and comedy,
Friday, Star.
Baby Marie 0sbourn and Sambo
in their last picture at the Star.
M. c. Bergh was here to attend
fair and do a little business on the
side.
Mrs. George johnson was up from
Sparta to attend fair and visit her
mother, Mrs. Mary Lillis.
Mrs. Jitley Norris and children
have been at the William Webb par
entail home for some days.
Photographer Jasperson caught
many pictures during the fair that
will be worth preserving.
Many nice fur sets of coney, Rus
sian dog, Marmot, Hudson seal, mink,
ETC., at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Ethel Shields came from
Mazomanie for the fair and to look
after the sale of her mothers person.
al effects.
Judge Mahoney has been able to
spend a portion of the time at his
Office the past week, although not in
rugged health.
p. H Knutson went to North Da-
kota to look after farm interests. He
brings the same doleful reports of
short crops out there.
DR.. W. Nj. Trowbridge left for
Ar.fz
his mother and sister. His office will
be closed till October IS.
Good intentions are worthless I'M
less supported by a course in Man
kato Commercial College,, Mankato,
MINI. Send for catalogue.
Elmer H. H. Former and wife
came from Colorado to renew friend
ships and visit relatives in Purdy and
West Prairie communities.
One more fair is over. Every
body appears to have a good time,
Notwithstanding the weather condi-
tons were awful as a whole.
The Portage fair is on this week,
the last one in the state for this year.
Frederick Trowbridge went to Be-
lott to re-enter Beloit college.
Will Smell was home from Iowa
for the fair. He goes to Michigan
to drive home an automobile for the
firm with whom he is employed
Mrs. Lyal Young and little son
of Wolf Point, Montana, were over
Sunday guests of MissGrace Dinsdale.
Circuit court opens October q.
This community has been having
sugar famine, and we are not unlike
the rest of the country in this respect.
At many stores not more than
pound or two of sweetness could be
secured.
Frank A. Chase and wife, Fred
A. Morley and wife, Thomas Henry
and wife, c. w. Franklin, George Har-
ris and others, former residents here,
came from Lacrosse to see the fair
and people.
Elmer H. Officer and family, for
merly of this city and Springville,
have had change of residence from
North Dakota to Dallas, Barron coun-
ty, in this state, where he had landed
and other interests.
The Brooks Company had a sue
cessful patronage for their repertoir
theatre company last week, Rotwith-
standing the bad weather. AS in the
past, Mr.. Brooks carries clever COM
pany that always aim to please.
During the rain and wind blow
of Friday night, portion of brick
wall on the east side of Mrs. Linde-
mann's tenement business place fell
in, leaving gap of twenty feet or
more. The building is occupied by
Hall & Burkhart's carpenter shop and
Levi Lakes concrete works.
MIR. A. c. Wertz, who has been
here conducting the roller skating
rink, was called to Mansion by the
death of a sister, who died suddenly
from heart failure. 1t is the third
member of his family to go suddenly
from the same trouble. Mr.. Wertz'
aged mother stopped here with him
as she went from Richland Center to
the funeral.
Venerable John S. Jenness was
a visitor at the fair, having just re-
turned from a long sojourn in the
state of Colorado. Mr.. Jenness is
one of the old soldiers and pioneers
who hold fast to life with that ten
acity of pleasure that is refreshing.
He is past IS years old, has been
attending Vernon county fairs almost
from their establishment.
W F. Mills and family motored
from Clark county to attend fair and
visit among relatives and friends. Mr..
Mills says delegations from the state
of Iowa are rushing to Clark county
to secure cheap improved farm lands,
and good places have taken jump
of about 100 per cent the past year.
He moved there three years ago, pay
ing for place S12 900, which he just
closed out at $4,000. He rather ex-
poets to buy there again.
&C. J. Kuebler win be in his Delco
store every Saturday. 32-tf.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Three BARRIERS, no waiting, Den
ning's Barber Shop. 39-3-*
Try San Tox vanishing cream;
it is guaranteed. o. z. Davis, Drug
gist.
When you're hungry, drop into
the Unique, the old Running place,
and you will receive real service. Plan
to take your Sunday dinners there.
Make it your headquarters for ice
cream, etc. You'll not be sorry. If.