Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-16
VIOLA NEWsLETs

VIOLA NEWSLETS
Chase Ewing of Sabin died Monday,
following long illness.
L. L. Henthorn and family spent
Sunday at the home of Art Spence
south of Sylvan.
The Methodist Hospital at Madison
burned last Sunday and is practically
DESTROYED. The fire was thought to
have originated from defective cleo
trio wiring. Jas. E. Kerbaugh of this
place was patient in the hospital at
! the time but he together with about
| fifty other patients were removed to
other hospitals in the city. This hos
pital was a new institution and had
but recently been opened to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cliff spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with friends
at Gays Mills.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Fetty of Ash Ridge Mon
day, November 6, 1921.
Prin. G. w. Costerisan spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the parental home
at Richland Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Crapser spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. h. l.. Ambrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Button, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Drake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chef Campbell were entertained at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Parke last
Sunday for dinner.
The little -year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Potter of near La
Fargo had the misfortune to dlslocate
her elbow Tuesday morning. The lit
tie one was brought to Viola where an
X-Ray could be taken of the elbow.
/ I a.,1 fonailxT nf1H RnQ-
trice Carter spent last Saturday at the
home of Glen Lepley near Gillingham.
The latter accompanied the former
home in the evening and Sunday morn
ING they drove over to Hillsboro and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
win Drake.
Vivian Draper of Sabin vicinity was
! found dead in bed Tuesday morning.
| Mrs. Jas. Preston of Bosstown died
SUNDAY, October Both. She was lit
tie past fifty years of age.
A son was born to Mr.and Mrs. Kay
mond Peaslee of near West Lima on
Thursday, November 3, 1921:
Mesdames Joe Davis, Will Decker,
lChas. Blair and John McCord of Bos-
cobel spent from Saturday until Mon
ldav at the home of the formers daugh-
taF. Mrs. N. o. Wheeler, at this place.
L
Little Arthur Ewing returned TO ms
home last week from Madison Whefe
he had sDent the past six weeks at the
General Hospital following an opera
ltjoa for appendicitis. He is son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Ewing Of Sylvan:
Rev. p. w. Gibson is in receipt OF
letters from Senators LaFollette ana
I enroot relative to the beer bill now
! pending before the Senate Committee
! The indications point to the passing
of the bill this week and if so the beer
for medicinal purposes will not be
DR.. C. H. Nye and wife drove to vi
roqua last Sunday where they spent
the day at the home of the former
brother. Z. NJ. Nye. They We're &C
companied home by his sister, Mrs. J
IN. Chase, who is spending the week
, here with her parents, Mr.. and mrs y
H. Nye, Sr.
left last week for Great Lakes, ILLINOIS
: where the latter has accepted stem
agraphers job. The former went into
Chicago where she obtained a positlot
! as operator for one of the Telephone
: Companies there. She came nome 1ol
a few days to get ready for her new
4 work and is now waiting cail 10 uuty
: Chet Campbell and family moved
, info the Mrs. Susie Hall house las
: week, having disposed of his residence
v to F. NJ. Gore.
: /. n. Bancroft who has practlce'
! law at Richland Center for a numoe
. of wears, has entered into partner
: shin with Mr.. Ray Cannon and the.
n will omen an office in Milwaukee
once. His many friends regret to Sc
! him 90 but wish him success just Tn
a same.
% The popcorn season has arrived
N When the children weary of toys, Du
n them a pepper The child VINO ma
1 never shaken the pepper and watehe
n the yellow kernels explode into nun
a white popcorn has missed one OF Tn
y real lows of life. Hot and buttereC
> or candied into balls, it is as vita, 10
I, complete childhood as Santa Clau
n or Charlie Chaplin. By the way, q
Won older ones think the yougsters g
TODAY have as much fun as we dl
wears ago ?-Boscobel Dial.
h. Hang onto life another five or 81
years. You may have your curloslt
10 satisfied as to the kind of people WI
= exist on the planet Mars. A BODY
~ astronomers will use an aoandone
In mine in South America for the pu
n pose of constructing a powerfm tei
Il scope 1900 feet in length. ms te
r. escope viii reach from the bottom
/. the Shaft to the surface of the groun
Is and its magnifying power is expect'
er 10 be sufficient TO bring Mars WITHIN
he mile and half of earth. we ms
vs even be able to settle the mooted que
= tion as to the length of skirts Martls
n women wear. Don't die yet.
III Great Dynamite Charge Loosens III
of Bluff
~ A rock supply sufficient to last I