Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-31

Try the eoffee at the Unique 45tf
PLEASE Get Married" don't wait
Shortest 1sv ef the year has pass
DIR. F ortney, Dentist, Office over
DahPs dr1 store. Phone 176.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone g.
Henry Anderson viii pay the
highest market price for hides.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bark building. Phone 80.
John Denning, barber, under Lin
demann bank. Clean towels and linen.
Attorney Lawrence Grimsrud had
official matters to look after at Cash
ton.
If you want your stock healthy
this winter feed them Sal Vet. o. E.
Davis.
S. C. Bronson of Duluth, was a
guest at the J. p Joyce home during
the holidays.
The show of Great merit, Back to
Gods Country. at the Star, Monday
and Tuesday.
-Viroqua w. C. t. U. will meet
with Mrs. Eriek o. Larson next Tues
day.. January 6.
Senator Bennett and Attorney
Graves had contested law cases at La
Crosse and Sparta last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sanger en-
tertained a number of their friends
at a six o'clock dinner on Monday.
Save your old shoes for the bride
and groom in please Get Married"
Saturday and Sunday at the Star.
Back to Gods Country, the story
of Wapi, the killer, wonderful pro-
duction. Star Monday and Tuesday
Viola Dana in Please Get Married
is the funniest face since the Kaiser
said Me und Cot. Star Saturday
and Sunday.
Please Get Married, in which the
bride and groom spend a moneyless,
spoonless honeymoon. Star Satur-
day and Sunday.
Merchant o. 7. Dahl is receiving
a visit from his cousin, Carl Surenson,
of Minneapolis, a gentleman who has
had world experience in travel.
Miss Sophia Knutson, who now
is employed at Drs. Bradfield & Smith.
was home from Lacrosse and spent
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Otto
Tryggestad, near Bud.
What has become of the old-fash-
amount of cord wood he could cut and
pile in a day? Rather guess he's
joined the ranks of the never-swets.
Mr.. Ogilvie, Madison horse buy
er, was in the city on Monday Few
animals were offered or brought in.
Just little strange, too, when there
are so many people who have surplus
animals to feed and care for during
the winter.
Captain and Mrs. C. Z. Buffers
came from Madison to greet their
many friends, remaining from We'd
nesday till Sunday. The captain likes
his new duties as an assistant in the
Office of state commissioner of banking
at Madison
Miss Rose Olsen, D. c. Chiroprac-
tor, has moved her office to Mrs. S.
NJ. Keir's residence, five houses south
of the Christian church, Phone No.
266, where she will be found every
day and evening, except Monds
Wednesdays and Fridays. 55stf
Farmers and wood lot owners are
making strenuous efforts at putting
up unusual piles of wood. The diff
Guilty is in securing choppers. Men
who are experienced in handling an
axe are wanted in every community,
and good wages can be secured.
lieutenant Guy Smith was in the
city from LaFarge on Saturday. He
was at home from the university for
holidays. He told the Censor he was
one of / 400 young men who are tax
ing advantage of the states education
al bonus at that great institution.
-Ed.A. Schmidt has disposed of his
home and nineteen acres of land east
of the sity, selling the same to True
Favor. During his two years. resi-
dence Ed has titled the place and
worked at his trade, but he finds that
one interferes with the other. He
rather contemplates entering into
some kind of business.
Theodore Stevlingson, big, happy
and hustling, from the city of Great
Falls, Montana, spent week in this
section among relatives and boyhood
friends, enjoying every minute of the
visit. He is travelling salesman and
covers much of the west territory,
but is strong in the assertion that his
home city is the crown sheaf of all
Montana.
Supervisors Goodell of this city,
J. II. Smith of Mound Park paid Wis
it to Racine, Milwaukee and elsewhere
and ms pected county tuberculosis san
itariums and met with state author
tiles. These gentlemen are members
of committee appointed by the late
county board to meet with like COM
mittees from Richland and Crawford
counties and at next annual session
report the feasibility of a tricounty
sanitorium.