Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-05
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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New 1921 Speed changing line
shaft at Chas. S. Slack & Cos.
Robert Saunders of Conrad, Mon
tana, is working at Nuzun's yard.
Miss Ollie Watson is here from
Minneapolis for few weeks visit.
Nate Noggle and family spent the
holidays at the old home at DeSoto.
Special low prices on all winter
suits and overcoats at Stoll & Groces.
Miss Matte Jackson spent the hol-
idays at the parental home at Westby.
A rare treat. See Once to Every
Woman, at the Star Monday and Tues
day.
Why? How? When? See Once
to Every Woman, Monday and Tues
day.
Fine quality all wool black knit
ting yarn, special per skein, 55c, at
Rogers.
See what comes Once to Every
Woman at the Star Monday and Tues
day.
Druggist and Mrs. Roy Forum of
Whitehall spent the holidays at the
Gjert Forum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hetland spent a few
days with their daughter, Mrs. Nels
Lavold, at Lacrosse.
Lyle Tryggestad went to Milwau-
kee last Monday to enter an automo-
bile school in that city.
The quality and price of our east
ern soft coal will please you. Try it.
c. l.. Colman Lmbr. Co. 52-tf
Sam Neprud, Olaf Walby a
Roger Evans received the Royal Arch
degree in Masonic Chapter.
If you have tired and aching feet,
see a graduate practipedist at Stoll &
Groves. Examination free.
Which magazines and newspapers
do you want for 1921. Subscribe with
Howard Thayer, Phone 40.
Income Assessor P. H. Knutson
spent last week in research work at
La Fargo, Hillsboro and Sparta.
Try load of our cheap soft coal.
You will like it at the price charged.
c. L. Colman Lumber Company.
Miss Merle Cowden leaves next
Tuesday to take up nursing at the
Michael Reese hospital in Chicago.
DR.. Wade Harrington and wife
were up from Viola to spend New
Years at the Ed Harrington home.
-Jeweler J.'W. Lucas went to Des-
Moines on business and to accompany
his daughter, Catherine, back to col
lege.
At next Sunday evenings meal,
the Unique will serve oysters any
style-fried, scalloped, cocktails, stews
or raw,
If you have weak or broken down
arches or foot trouble of any kind, see
a graduate practipedist at Stoll &
| Groves
Miss Lucy Dawson is in receipt
of package of Arkansas apples from
I 6-year-old name sake cousin at Gass-
vile, that state.
Mrs. VIM. Webb and children OF
of Viola spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Aiding
ton, at Lacrosse.
-Selmer Kjos and Thos. Atkins re-
| turned to their school duties at Mil
waukee and Madison respectively or
Sunday, after spending vacation with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams, living
six miles south of Chaseburg, took
their infant daughter to Lacrosse hos
1 pital Saturday. The child was serious
| ly i'll with pneumonia
The jovial saddler, Carl Enggaard
of Troop d. donated to the organiza-
ton, a Mcclellan army saddle to be
disposed of and the proceeds to go fol
the benefit of the Troop.
Raymond Ernest came from lie.
| Crosse and George Ernest and wife
from Dakota, Minnesota, to spend the
| holiday season at the farm home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Ernest.
The Fond du Lac county work.
house closed its quarter of century
existance on Monday when it shut
down because of lack of business. Of
ficials explained prohibition brought
about the closing.
Engineer Shirks came from Tom
ahawk and spent the New Year with
his wife and friends. He is assisting
in the rebuilding of the 1.-TWO Spot"
Fireman Rhodes is trying his hand al
the throttle in the absence of Mr.
| Shirks.
Mrs. Lillis received box of mist
letoe from Mr.. and Mrs Rob. Stevens
at San Antonio with the word that
they are well and delighted with the
climate, but find too many "coons"
and "greasers" in that country to
please them.
/ -Rebekah lodge held a very pleas
ant session Thursday night. Seven
candidates were received into men,
bership: Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Groves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Denver Mcdonald, and Miss Mil
I dred Henry Refreshments were serv-
ed following the work.
-Gunder Johnson, farmer living
near Watertown, South Dakota, came
| last Wednesday to spend a few days
with Matthias Mattson of Jefferson
town. AS boys, the two gentlemen
crossed the ocean together from Nor
way to America. Mr.. Johnson moved
away from Vernon county 81 years
! ago.
/ Sharpen up your pencils. The
Censor wants a good capable cores
pondent in Genoa, Victory, West Prai-
RE, Rising Sun, Retreat, Liberty Pole
! Folsom, Readstown and other points
( throughout the county. Stamps, en-
velopes, and the Censor are furnished
free to those who wish to correspond
steadily.
Odd Fellow lodge had planned to
/ hold installation of officers last Sat
urday night but owing to inability to
get the reports ready in time that was
( postponed until next Saturday night
However, the officers-to-be rendered
the outgoing officials a very nice
spread and the social time was much
enjoyed by all present.
Albert Christopherson was in
! Wednesday to pass the time of day
the first glimpse of his grizzled count
enance the Censor has henn favored