Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-29
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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Mrs. M. J. White enjoyed a visit
from fler neice, Lulu Berlin, of Tomah.
M. 7. Vanderbilt and wife spent
the Yuletide with relatives at Lynx
vile.
Elmer Knutson went Friday to
Lacrosse to spend the holidays at
home.
Sheldon Treseder of Minneapolis
spent the holidays at the parental
home.
CASHIER Wall of Stoddard spent
Christmas at his home in Prairie du
CHEN.
"A mighty fine picture is Black
mail, featuring Viola Dana at the Star
Friday.
Floyd Hamilton and wife of Mil
waukee spent the holidays here and at
Westby.
-Viroqua Commandery conferred
Knight Templar degree upon DIR. Sol
berg of Coon Valley last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Bertha Highum is spending
the holidays at her home at Rushford,
Minnesota.
-Alladin lamps and their accessor-
les, together with all other lamps and
supplies, at Towner's.
A first-class 6-cylinder touring car
for sale at once. See DR.. Begtrup or
Paul Dahl, Drug store.
Mr.. Alfred Teisberg came Friday
from Edgerton to spend Christmas
with Miss Ella Nichols. s-s-.. -,
MIR. and NM. John Hensgen of La
Crosse spent Christmas with their son
and family in this city.
The varu Tun1xorxr Vsptnr. r.arordc
will be on sale at the Brown Music
Store Friday, December 81.
Coming again, the greatest COM
edy, Titles Punctured Romance, at
the Star next week Friday.
John Hokland was down from
Westby Thursday, incidentally making
the Censor very appreciated call.
Its not too late to cash in on the
benefits of storm sash. There is full
line of all sizes at Nuzum's Lumber
Yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Berg and julie
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Crume of Dach
Ridge.
"A second son came December %
in Stark. Mrs. Coleman was Esther
Tuhus.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Jones and
young son left Friday to spend Christ
mas with relatives at Harmony, Min
nesota.
Just unloaded a car of hard nut
coal, probably the last car we will get
this season at G. l.. Colman Lumber
Company Yards.
A. J. Beat and r. w. Rogerson
49, ~. - al
win Steenburg in taking inventory at
their Retreat store.
For Sale--A fine new garage at
LaFarge, Wisconsin. Must sell; for
Information write John E. Hallada,
Mansion, Wisconsin. 52-2
Il. j. Merlow is extending his holt
day vacation at Bangor several days.
Miss Iva Fisher is filling in for him
while here on vacation
THAT family group picture that
you have been talking about for years
have it taken now. Make an APP
pointment today. M. J. Jasperson,
photographer.
Back to the farm the best place on
earth. What do you say? See Myers
today, he has got just what you want
at a reasonable price. Terms? Why
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Goldsmith
spent Christmas at Boscobel with rel
atives and their son, Francis, who at
tends public school there. He return
ed with them Monday for two weeks
visit
Prof. N. H. Kingsley and family
came over from LaFarge to spend
Christmas at the parental home. The
professor tells US that work on the big
bridge has commenced and will con-
tinue all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matson of the
town of Harmony mourn the loss of
their 9-months-old daughter who pass
ed away last Tuesday. Funeral was
held at Newton church last Friday,
conducted by Rev. Bergen.
We have not boosted the price on
Monday and Tuesdays picture but it
deserves it. Norma Talmadge appears
in A Daughter of Two Worlds, big
First National production. We want
you to see this. Star Theatre.
Mrs. L. w. Wakefield and daugh-
ter Violet of Sterling town are at La
Crosse receiving hospital treatment,
the former for ruptured blood yes
sci and the latter for mastoid gath
ering. Mrs. Will Side is there with
them.
With load of gold in a leather
bag Ia Christmas turkey II. P. Proc
tor Sr., left Friday for Zumbrota, Min
nesota, to spend the Yuletide at the
home of DIR. Fortney. Mrs Proctor
left December LIST to spend most of
the winter there.
Six children. in four years seldom
fall to the lot of any family, but Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Ames of near Ross
have achieved that unique distinction.
Their second pair of twins arrived a
few days ago. The Censor's hearty
congratulations are extended.
Lee H. Griffin spent Monday with
his old classmate, Superintendent San
ford, while enroute from the old Viola
home to his employment with the
CHM Book Co. at Springfield, Illinois.
He came to attend the Gore funeral,
remaining to spend the holidays with
his parents.
r. P. Bean was up from Retreat
Thursday ana paid the Censor a pleas
ant call. He'reports the creamery of
ficials as well pleased over securing
Roy Morgan as buttermaker. Roy
has filled a similar position at Platte
vile for the past six sears and is an
expert man in his line.
Teachers Ethel and Nesta West
of near Ross, took the Friday train
bound for their home near Redmound.