Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING.


Crosse visiting her mother at the
hospital.
Albion Henry is home from Wau-
sau business college to pass holiday
vacation.
Henry Tate, who has been visit
ing with relatives here, left for Chi
eago Monday.
Keep in mind the lutefsk dinner
at the Immanuel church Friday noon,
December Both.
Eva Morrison is leaving Friday
to visit friends through the Holidays,
at Rhinelander.
ID. Sutherland, contractor and
builder, Is a new subscriber to the
Censor this week.
Rev. Carey of Minneapolis preach
ed at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening.
Sd. Sauer and Ermon Cass attend
ed the hardware convention at La
Crosse last Wednesday.
Rev. j. Harry Bullock was at Cash
ton Monday evening, preaching in the
Congregational church.
Otto Omundson attended a meet
ing OF Oil inspectors in Madison the
latter part of the week.
-Gauntlet brown fur mitten found
NAAAA AN1S at Tic SClSOI OlilCt. OMElGI
can get same at this office.
Miss Edith Chase, graduate nurse
of Chicago, is spending Christmas va
cation at the parental home.
Mrs. Eta Johnson and Mrs. Geo.
Henry have improved sufficiently to
leave the hospital at Lacrosse.
Bette Lou, little daughter of Ford
Dealer and Mrs. |. f. Casperson of
Viola, is quite i'll with pneumonia.
&C. V. Porter, Jr. of Menomonie,
is here to spend the holidays with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Porter.
Mrs. Lawrence Dickson of Menom-
onie, is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Webb.
Mabel Tuhus of Carroll College
returned Saturdaymorning from Wau-
kesha to spend Holiday vacation at
home.
Headquarters for fruits, vegeta-
bles, nuts and Christmas candies, at
The Economy Grocery, j. J. Standi-
ford & Son.
You will find a wonderful bargain
in oil mops at Standiford's Grocery.
The price is $1.00-and you get a
quart of oil free.
Margaret Morse, teacher in Min
neapolis for many years, is enjoying
the Christmas vacation at the parental
home in this city.
Your chance of the year to get
real bargains, at Rogers per-inventory
stock-reducing sale Tuesday to Sat
urday of next week.
Chairman o. NJ. Galstad of Ham
burg dropped in to renew Censor dues
Tuesday while here meeting with the
road and bridge committee.
The Culver-Longworth orchestra
will play for Christmas dance at the
at the Opera House, Friday night, De-
cember %. Everybody invited
The snow storm of last week put
quite a crlmp In tobacco buying, but
with the improving of the roads, a
resumption of buying is expected.
Fred Wheeler was taken to the
hospital at Lacrosse last Thursday
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis, and is getting along well.
Frank Myers of Lacrosse is en-
ployed at Sides meat market.
Mrs. Hogan of Lacrosse spent
Monday here with her sister, Mrs.
Anton Roberg.
-. W. Norris tells us his mother
is improving nicely considering hte
bad break she sustained some weeks
ago. The broken member has been
placed in a cast.
-Viroqua friends will be pleased
to know that Major and Mrs. C. E..
Buffers will come from Madison Sat
urday to spend Christmas at the +
H. Williams home.
"A cob-web sociable will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver o.
Helgerson, Mt.Sterling, Wis. Thurs
day evening, December 90. 1921. Ev-
erybody welcome. Ladies bring lunch
for two.
The Censor acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Richard jacobson Tues
| day and an order to send the Censor
to his sister, Mrs Arthur Fidler. at
/ Spokane, Washington, as a Christmas
| present.
A unique feature of the Metho-
| dist church service last Sunday morn
/ ing was the rendering of a quartette
/ by father and three sons-the Brew
er family. Miss Avis Brewer accom-
/ panied on the organ
| Mrs. Frank Primmer came in Sat
urday and passed on a Christmas
package to her son, Roy, in the form
OF years subscription to the Censor.
Oscar Erickson of west of Bud is
new subscriber to the Censor this
week.
Pre- Inventory Stock Reducing sale
at Rogers commencing on Tuesday.
extending to Saturday. Wonderful
! special bargains throughout the store.
and ten per cent discount on all pur-
ehases over $1.00 where goods are not
/ specially marked.
! Income Assessor and Mrs. p. II.
knutson and son Earl returned Tues
day from West Lima where they were
summoned by the serious condition of
Mrs. knutson's father, 7. P. Burt.
] The old gentleman passed away Sat
urday, aged 70 years. Funeral was
( held at West Lima Monday.
| Being made grandparents on two
successive days, and one of those the
birthday of Mrs. Cowden, is the un-
usual experience of Perry Cowden and
his good wife. Last Wednesday a
/ little daughter arrived at the Wayne
Cowden home near Brookville: the
Harold Cowden home receiving an ad-
dition the day before
! Postmaster Cofiland has inaugu-
rated a new system in handling the
Holiday mails. One which we know
/ the people will appreciate. Instead of