Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-22
LOCAL JoTTINGs

Big saving on dresses and suits.
October clearance sale at M. J. Felix.
Report from La Crosse hospital
is to the effect that DIR. c. H. Trow-
bridge is making satisfactory recov-
cry from his late critical operation.
1t is not expected that he will be able
to leave the hospital for some time.
The Mystic lodge plans on real
time at their meeting next Tuesday,
the 28th State manager, C.E.Groves
will be here. Installation of officers,
refreshments, dancing, cards, etc.
Something doing. Be there.
We have just received a long
overdue shipment of Cant Sag Adj
Unstable Farm Gates which we are of
fering at the old price of last spring.
Better get yours at once before they
are gone John +. Nuzum & Sons
Lumber Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Dugdale of
the Platteville News, halted briefly in
Viroqua to make a fraternal call at
the Censor office, Friday, while en-
route to Galesville to visit their daugh-
ter, who is a member of the teaching
corps of the schools of that city.
Wisconsin's crop of cranberries
will run 81 per cent normal, with a
total production of $4,000 barrels, and
of good quality. Practically the entire
cranberry crop of the country is pro-
duced in the states of Wisconsin, Mas
sachusetts, and New Jersey.
After an absence of twenty-five
years, C. F. Riley and family motored
down from their Chippewa county
home to visit relatives and renew ac-
quaintances. They have cleared two
or three farms during their residence
in the Chippewa woods and are happy
in their present surroundings.
Mr.. Frank Sorlie of Westby, was
here Wednesday night, to witness the
comforting of the masters degree on
his brother-in-law, Mr.. l.. l.. Baptie.
DIR. Chester Minshall of the same viii
lage, and Ira Casperson of Hillsboro,
came for the same purpose. Ole HUI
sether had like honor conferred
upon him.
For $3.50 you can get Slower"
10 volt electric vacuum cleaner, with
an especially made motor, one-piece
suction fan, all-aluminum casing, a
brush that gets all the limits, safety
switch in grip handle self-feeding oil
wells, air-cooled, t-olble-proof. Why
pay more than this for cleaners which
are not as good. G. J. Kuebler's Del
A motoring party consisting of
A. ID. Helgeson, DIR. Suttle, G. w,
Chase and A. c. Cass, went to Platte
vile to attend grand chapter. They
report fine outing and ride over the
good dirt roads. The one sore spot
was a broken axle on Mr.. Helgeson's
Studebaker car. DR.. Suttle had the
privilege of meeting many old friends
in his boyhood county of Grant.
j. W. Burkharit and wife arrived
here, yesterday, from North Dakota,
after several years residence and a
good degree of property, bringing a
car of personal effects. Mr.. Burk-
hardt did not dispose of his landed
interests. Says they may return
when good times return to the west
when grasshoppers have flown and
the non-partisan political league run
its race He thinks that is the most
destructive thing that has infested
North Dakota.
Mrs E. o. Hofstead has been in
the city for week packing her house
hold effects preparatory for shipment
to Denver With her children she
expects to join Rev. Hofstead there
within a few days. She advises that
he is making satisfactory health I'M
provement and expects to accept light
ministerial work very soon in the city
of Denver