Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-29
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Local W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Martha Kerr next Tuesday.
congregational rummage sale
Saturday, November 8, at the church.
Mrs Lloyd Smith underwent oper-
alton for goitre in a Lacrosse hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Ed Norris returned from La
Crosse, after spending ten days with
her daughter.
Lee Hiles is visiting his son NAL
comb at Onalaska. Mrs. Hiles was
there recently.
"A new lot of ladies crepe de
chine waists unusually nice ones at
Suttle & Tate's.
Home Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. j. E. Nuzum next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lawrence Dickson came from
Menomonie to visit her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. William Webb.
"A non-partisan lecturer from
North Dakota delivered an address in
this city on Monday night.
Keep in mind that regular Sat
urday night dance at the Opera House
by Culvor-Longworth orchestra.
We now have the largest and best
display of ladies wool dresses that
we have ever shown. Suite & Tate.
-Cheever Fisher went to New York
with a carload shipment of live poul-
try. He is now dealing for himself.
Several Viroqua parties were out
duck hunting at the river Sunday, but
in the main report poor shooting as
they were flying high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson and
da,.nhfo1. Maha1 oY1J T11li,1c Tohncnv.
autoed to Alma Center on Wednesday,
returning home on Friday.
Come in and get fitted to your
pair of Ralston shoes, comfortable
from the start. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Ellis Schoonover has bought from
Peter Thompson, the east section of
the stone feed barn west of Hotel
Fortney, and is now in possession.
Remember Fisher & Griffin's Egg
Market has changed location-across
the street south from Hotel Fortney-
in the room vacated by Williams feed
store.
-Viroqua Odd Fellows will give a
social party at their lodge rooms on
Saturday evening of this week. All
members, Rebekahs and their escorts
are invited.
Mary Pickford herself says that
Daddy Long Legs is her greatest pic
ture and she couldn't afford to say so
unless she felt certain the public
would agree with her.
Save yourself that last minute
rush of shopping by giving magazine
subscriptions as Christmas gifts. |
have ALL magazines, so make out
your list today. Howard ]. Thayer,
phone 140.
Miss Carol Groves, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobe Groves was oper-
ated upon for an abcess in the neck
at Lacrosse. Miss Groves is neces-
sarily absent from teaching duties at
Avalanche.
L. o. Elton has removed from
West Prairie to the new home just
purchased from Lars Torkelson. 1t
is the ten-acre tract, with new build
ings established last year mile north
west from the city.
While working a power drill at
the shop of T. c. Knutson, yesterday,
our venerable citizen, A. S. Hetland,
lost quarter of an inch from the in
dex finger on his right hand. 1t was
caught in the cogs and clipped off.
To holders of hunting and trap
ping licenses: You are required to
sign. your licenses with your own sig
nature on the line provided for that
purpose. Otherwise they are not le-
gal. Do this at once. Berlie Moore,
County Clerk.
We have just received long
overdue shipment of Cant Sag Ad-
Unstable Farm Gates which we are Of
ferinc. at the old price of last spring.
Of hnTnrn fhnU
are gone. John E. Nuzum & Sons
Lumber Company.
Edna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Atkins. returned from a La
Crosse hospital few days ago, where
she was operated on for appendicitis
and had her tonsils removed. She
is doing fine and viii return to her
teaching at Kickapoo Center.
Sever Nundal of Folsom, who
was impaled on a crowbar month
since, while getting down from grain
stack, returned from Lacrosse hos
pital and is able to move about, al
though weak. Surgeons assure him
that he win recover full strength in
time.
While enroute home from La
Crosse, last Friday night, Highway
Commissioner Alex RistOw met with
a painful accident, the fracture Of
several ribs. The headlights on his
automobile failed to work and in the
sudden darkness he smashed into
concrete bridge. Mr.. Ristow was re-
moved to Lacrosse and his wounds
dressed. He arrived home Monday
but is not yet able to be at his Office.
All t. Ringing, Circus King, Dead
Alfred 7. Ringing, aged Sc, head Of
Ringing Bros. circus, died in New
Jersey. Mr.. Ringing was born in
McGregor, Iowa. and is survived by
his widow, one son and two brothers,
partners with him in the show bust
ness. He also leaves one sister, Mrs.
Nro,-kb Of Rorahoo