Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-03

own paper and giving a new yearly
subscription to his brother Edwin.
4 The Optimo Restaurant can sup
ply the wants of yourself and your
offriends in Christmas sweets, and a
box of Elmer's chocolates fills the bill
john NJ. Bennett returned from
Montana, where he spent ten weeks
looking after affairs of his sister-in-
law. Mrs. Torgerson returned with
him.
A basket social will be given at
Tewalt school house on West Prairie,
Friday night, Dee 5. Ladies take
lunch for two.-Bernice Everson,
teacher
Levi Eckhardt's full blood stock
sale run auuck of bad weather last
Friday. curtailing the sale However
a good number of critters and ponies
were sold
On Thanksgiving day Mrs. Reu-
ben Farr of this city was united in
marriage with Mr. Tennis Gabrielson
of Jefferson town, where they will
live on his farm.
Bronson, the piano tuner. Play
ers and Grands thoroughly under
stood. All work guaranteed. Orders
left with Brown Music Co., will have
prompt attention.
Carl Froiland and family now oc-
cupy the Lutheran parsonage, vacat-
ed by Rev. Smelly. Hardness in fin
ishing the new FToiland residence will
prevent occupancy this winter.
VIM. f. Fisher sold his fine forty
acre farm east of the city to Frank
Robinson, consideration reported at
$4,000 We are not advised of the
future plans of Mr. Fisher and family
The Mystic Worker dancing par
ty Thursday night at the Opera House
was large and joyous fraternal af-
fair. A class of half-dozen were in
Quoted into the mysteries of the order
Sheriff Rogers conveyed to Men
dota insane asylum two old gentle
men of La Farge-Lewis Slagle, IS
years, and William Seeley, Y. Both
have been inmates of the institution
before.
Mr.. Merrill Adv and Miss Ger
trude Ady of Perc.val, Iowa, were
guests of John ]. M. Dawson last Sat
urday and Sunday. Their father,
Chas. E. Ady, was a Vernon county
teacher in the eighties.
Mrs. Mary Ingersoll enjoyed
Thanksgiving with unusual zest, all
because her daughters sent fine tur-
key from Colorado. The holiday feast
was not enhanced more than the heart
gladdened by this kindly act.
Mr.. Bronson, the piano tuner from
Milwaukee will be in our city for one
more week. All kinds of piano re-
pairing solicited. Work done prompt
ly in the best approved workmanship.
Leave orders at Browns Music store.
Mrs. Henry Running has been in
a Lacrosse hospital for a fortnight,
where she underwent surgical opera
ton and is reported making satisfac-
tory recovery. Mr.. Running and
daughter Blanche have been with her
portions of the time.
Miss Minnie Wise and her pupils
of Asbury school gave basket social
last Friday night And despite the
stormy weather, there was a good
crowd and enjoyable time Over $50
were taken in for school improve
ments.
Emil J. Hanson brought in two
Chevrolet cars from Westby Tuesday
and delivered to owners, Oscar Foss
and Sidney Simonson, four miles from
Viroqua. They were the first cars to
make the trip from Westby to Viro-
qua since the snow. Mr.. Hanson has
two more ready for delivery.
Just to remind you that the Star
Theatre looks for you every night.
We need your patronage the same as
any other live business. Don't be
coaxed. The movies cater to the very
best class of people. They are made
by the best brains in the land.
Mr.. w F. Schram returned from
Chaseburg, where he took out the old
hot air heating plant and installed
modern steam system in the public
school building. He did the work for
John Helwig, contractor. Mr.. Schram
has three heating and plumbing jobs
to install at Soldiers Grove.
Dan Davis was a business caller
from Bristow. He recalled the days
when that place was a busy hamlet,
with Touring mill, two stores, post
office, blacksmith and wagon shop,
creamery and cheese factory, cornet
band and other things. Now nothing
remains to tell the tale of prosper
Gus country village.
William c. Schmidt has opened
a complete hardware stock at Liberty
Pole, using the big garage for his
store. He does metal roofing and is a
plumber Indeed the Pole" is taking
on some of its piOneer-day character
lStlcS. AT one time 1t was the dlrect
business place in the country. We
call attention to Mr. Schmidt's adver-
tiSement.
-ManagerBrownt takes great pleas
ure in announcing to all those inter
ested in the best pictures. the coming
of Longfellow's Evangeline. Enter
tainment value, unusual educational
value, excellent and important, dra-
matte interest fine conference of mar
ratiye, excellent, good acting, photo
graphy fine, technical handling care
and restrained. costunlinC artistic, at
mospheric quality effective, historic
value important as picturing. The
poem, moral effect inspiring, At the
Star, Monday and tuesday.
There viii be general regret
among town and country people and
customers Of the ECkhart-D Dyson ware
houses and yards. because of the re
sivrq+iOr - hool- Eee~er and all
aroaal business 1s,la. C,us Halby,
who for years has been constantly
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cept the responsible position Of man
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