Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-28
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

f.. Miss lngerSoll is at Madison visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Bronson.
Miss Lillian Opsahl entertained al
few friends on Wednesday evening.
Vera Gordon the greatest mother
of the screen Saturday and Sunday.
Samuel Hyatt of Richland Center
was a guest of Viroqua friends Mon
day.
"A Reed baby push cart for sale.
Inquire of Mrs. Carl Curtis, 313 N.
Rusk Ave.
Olga Nuttestad is home from her
school at Whitewater for the Christ
mas season.
Charles Nye Jr., of Viola is al
guest at the homes of E. NJ. Nye and
John Chase
/ Miss Esther Williams, who teach
es school at 0conomowoc is home for
the holidays.
IN. d. McLees and wife viii soon
leave for California to spend the ball
! ance of the winter.
/ Stanley Side and Ted Stevens are
home from Wisconsin University toI
spend the holidays.
/ Ray Vergeront md family left
Christmas day for a weeks stay with
relatives at MadisN ;.
/ Lola and Carol Groves of Ross
| visited with relatives in Viroqua the
fore part of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
] Thompson of Pleasant Ridge on De-
cenber A. a 1212 pound baby girl
Mrs. Mary D. Brown instructs u.s.
to send the Censor to her son-in-law,
/ Floyd Huschka, as a Christmas gift.
Louise and Margaret Mcintosh
! and Kenneth Kuebler are home from
| Beliot College to spend the holidays.
| WHY'S Light Man B. F. Root is at
Whalen, Minnesota, installing a WHY'S
/ Light plant in the store of n G. Sollie.
Miss Isabel Mcintosh of Edger-
ton is spending few days at the
home of her brother. F. p. Mcintosh.
Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Moen
went to Cashton Saturday to spend
| the Christmas season with relatives.
-Gusta Wrobel and Grace Mund-
sock left last Thursday for Genoa
where they will visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Galaspie, the aged mother
of Mrs. James Dennis, is helpless, the
result of fall she suffered several
days ago.
Quaker Dat feed S12 with ground
corn at $2l, makes good heavy feed
at S1650 per ton. Thayer e. Mills
! sell them.
Miss Lura Bailey of Richland Cen
ter, who has been visiting Mrs. d. Z.
Slack during the holidays, returned
home today
Mrs Matte Dawson returned last
| Wednesday night from a lacrosse
hospital. She is improving nicely fol-
lowing operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Kellogg drove
| up from Readstown, Tuesday, and took
train here for a weeks visit with rel
atives at DeSoto
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wigginton
of Roberts. Wis, were guests during
the week at the homes of w. w. Wig
CLINTON and B. C. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Marshall
and son Leon and Mrs. A. c. Hook
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Myers of Genoa.
-Tanlac will overcome that u n
down debilitated condition and make
you feel Just like your old self again.
G. F. Dahls Drug Store.
i "A. Nystrom and family of Dallis,
Wis, came Saturday to spend Christ
mas at the E. H. Officers home. Mrs.
Nystrom was Irene Officer.
i John o. Hanson was in today to
renew his paper and also start the
Censor going to his nephew, Oscar H.
Hanson, near Soldiers Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosebush re-
turned to their home at Appleton Sun
day after visit with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Cass.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Parker and
sons and Miss Fay Smith went to
Chicago Friday where they spent
Christmas, returning home today.
| Mr. nd M,c Two -
Viola were Viroqua visitors Tuesday
The Misses Esther and Velma Fisher
returned home with them for visit
Mr.. Joseph Kellicutt of Beloit,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kellicutt recently, while enroute
to Missouri, for a visit with relatives.
Our good friend. Andrew Toilet
son, of Pleasant Ridge, was in and
started the Censor going to his son,
Albion, near Norwalk, as a Christmas
/ present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher have
as their guests, their two daughters.
Iva of Whitewater, and Velma of
Wausau and Miss Amanda Herman
also of Wausau.
Lawrence Dickson of Menomonie
spent Christmas at the William Webb
home. Mrs. Dickson was a previous
guest. Mrs. Jitley Norris of West
Salem was also guest during the
week.
Melvin Brye was one of the home
corners for the holidays Melvin is
deeply interested in his work as Manu-
al training teacher at Lake Geneva,
meeting with the success he so much
deserves.
Joint installation of Modern Wood
men and Royal Neighbors viii be held
at the Opera House on Wednesday
evening, January IL, 1922. All Mod
ern Woodmen and ladies and Royal
Neighbors and escorts are invited.
1.-THE Grill" Viroqua's new res
taurant opened with very enjoyable
supper last Saturday evening One
hundred and ten sat down to the tasty
meal and enjoyed the music by the
Culver-Longworth orchestra T h e
proprietors, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Wat
son, are to be congratulated on the
arrangement and decoration of the
new refreshment parlur.
Prof. n. H. Kingsley drove over
from LaFarge to spend Christmas at
the parental home. While here he
met with the executive board of the
Vernon County Teachers Association
! No Law plans for the annual meeting To