Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-01-07
LOCAL JOTTINGS


We live in a dry nation today.
Merchant Slrede was in from
Bud on business yesterday.
Talk freely to the census enum-
orator when he calls on you.
Every Saturday night, i'm orches-
ira dance at the 0pera House.
Keep in mind the orchestra dance
at the Opera House every Saturday
night
Cut prices on all ladies and chill
drens' furs while they last Suttle
& Tate.
Mrs. S. II. Crume was taken to
Lacrosse and operated upon for APP
pendicitis.
Captain Buffers is to speak be-
fore the Mems club at Richland Cen
ter, Friday night.
&C. j. Dragne, merchant at Lady
smith came to pass holidays at the
old Franklin home.
Miss Winifred Baldwin visited her
sister in Chicago. Her mother ac-
companied her home.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson and chill
dren of Cashton were guests of Viro-
qua relatives the past week.
Great special after inventory sale
of ladies coats and suits offered for
less than cost Suttle & Tate.
Sheriff Rogers removed Peter An
derson to the state institution for
feeble minded at Chippewa Falls.
Five drivers from the G. NJ. Clark
garage went to Flint, Michigan, and
drove home each car for Mr.. Clark.
Ivan Wood and wife of Daven-
port, Iowa, spent holidays at the par
entail home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Wood.
After inventory sale of ladies'
winter coats-these coats must move
regardless of what they cost. Suttle
& Tate
j. w. Thayer is again on the job,
ready to buy logs or lumber in large
or small lots from either mill men
or farmers.
--Viroqua city basket ball team met
decisive turn down at Viola, where
the heavyweight five of that village
did our boys AZ to H.
Friends will greatly regret to
know that Mrs. Ed. Nichols was call
ed to Edgerton today by the critical
condition of her mother.
We are showing a new line of
Royal Society stamped goods. Tow
els, pillow cases, gowns, luncheon sets,
scarfs, etc. Suttle & Tate.
We call attention to one lot of out
sizes in ladies' coats, AZ to- 81 at the
extremely low price of Sl3.75, all fall
1919 styles. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. Adolph Ensrud of Minnea-
polls returned home after passing a
fortnight at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Elmer Hooverson, at Folsom.
Please remember that almost
every page of the Censor contains
home and county news Something
good in every corner of the paper.
Davis district community club will
hold first meeting for the year on
Thursday night Of this week All
members and others, are invited to
attend.
Andrew Mellum was over from
Lacrosse to pass New Year week with
relatives and friends. He is hustling
sales with his old employer, Peter
Newberg.
-Chas. D. Smith was in the city
from Valley community, making the
trip by auto. Said to the Censor
that in the valleys and through the
timber machines run fine.
County Superintendent Sanford
accompanied his wife to a Lacrosse
hospital, where she was operated up
on for appendicitis, and reports are
that she is getting on finely.
Virgil Grub, drove to LaFarge,
having as passengers Mrs. B. f. Nor
ris. Mary d. Brown, Mrs. J. w. Brown
and L. II. Glenn, who went to attend
the last sad rites Of Mrs. /. D. Nixon.
W NJ. Crume went to Waukesha
to see his sister, Mrs. Sherman Turk,
who just returned home after a long
stay in a hospital and two critical
operations Mr.. Crume extended his
trip to Madison On business.
Former Chairman L. o. Thomp-
son and Ole II. Larson, school officers
in Manning district, we're in the city
on Saturday to consult with Superin-
tendent Sanford regarding teacher,
the one they had having resigned.
-Verna Jackson came from Han
naford, North Dakota, TO pass few
days at the old Westby home before
going to Loyal to work in the drug
store purchased by her brother, Her
man. Many Yiroqua friends wish
him we'll in the new venture.
Saturday and Sunday trains took
from Viroqua scores Of young life,
bLNDEHLE anu gEcIiAGAbs WIZ 8~AS ~
turning to their educational duties
elsewhere. The young people appear
ed TO have had the time of their lives
during home vacation fortnight.
"A pleasant surprise was given
Miss Nyfle Anderson at the home Of
George Broadhead on West Prairie,
January 3, the occasion being her for
tieth birthday. The evening was spent
in various amusements, piano solos
we're rendered by Edwin Yttri and
Ralp Broadhead. Miss Anderson re-
eeiVed many beautiful and useful gifts.
Refreshraents were served at mid