Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-27
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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ATTEND 81. E. Rogers Pre-Inven-
tory Sale and save dollars.
Miss Edith Chase is home from
Chicago where has been nursing.
Mrs. Louise Slime spent Christ
mas at the old home at Soldiers Grove,
Agnes Thompson, teacher at Foot
vile, is here to enjoy holiday vacation.
Come in and hear the very latest
dance music at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
I'D Norris is home after week in
LaCr1sse. His son Russell is employ
ed there.
Miss Mable Campfield went to
WivIile for two weeks visit on Fri
da.' last.
Ruth Lindstrom is here from Mil
wal kee to spend the holidays with
ED Kromrey and Lillian Opsahl
are home from Lacrosse Normal for
the Holidays.
Harold Nicks, student at La
Crosses,is enjoying vacation at the par
lice Rogers is home from Wis
consin University to spend the holt
days al home.
Leonard Nuttestad, teacher near
Minneapolis, is here to enjoy the hol-
iday vacation.
Miss Laura Chase is home from
Manitowoc where she is employed as
school nurse.
Carol Christensen came home
from Milwaukee to pass Christmas
with home folks.
Helen Graves leaves the latter
part of the week to spend week with
friends in Milwaukee.
Prof. N. H. Kingsley and family
came from Milwaukee to pass the va
cation period at home.
Mabel Tuhus of Carol College,
Waukesha, is spending the holidays
at the parental home.
TON Traastad is here from Ona-
laska Agricultural school to enjoy va
cation with home folks.
Tailor Arnold Lund came from
Boscobel to pass Christmas with his
family and home folks.
- Merchant j. III. Quick is at Wis
consln Rapids on a business mission
and visiting his mother.
Harold Hexvold and ALBION Henry
are here from Wausau Business col
lege to spend the holidays.
Leon Chase, assistant city engi-
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holidays at the parental home.
Keith Lucas and family are here
from Chippewa Falls to pass the hol-
iday season with home folks.
Rogers Parliamentary Sale, De-
cember %, 90 and 80 He can save
4 you money on your purchases.
Alex Skolos returned Thursday
from Chicago where he spent a few
days visiting with his three sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Swenson of
| Westby spent Christmas at the home
/ of City Clerk and Mrs. E. j. Older.
| Editor and Mrs. HI. E. Goldsmith
and son Francis, drove to Boscobel
and spent Christmas at the old home.
Frank Hay went to Lacrosse on
| Tuesday to consult a physician, he
| having been in poor health for some
! time.
Veteran Ewing of this city, who
recently rallied from paralytic
stroke, is now reported in more crit
zeal condition.
Miss Nellie Chapman came from
teaching duties at GAINESVILLE, accom-
panied by her mother, to spend hnli-
days here with friends.
I Miss Mae Anderson of Shelby,
Minnesota, and student at Northwest
ern University, spent Wednesday at
the B. w. Johnson home.
lie you are thiaking of buying a
monograph come to Davis Drug Store
and hear the Columbia. It has the
non-set automatic stop that works.
Miss Irma Owen came from En-
deavor last Friday TO visit home folks
few days. Her friend, Miss Iona
Upton of Milwaukee came with her.
Keep in mind the New Years
dance Monday night at the Opera
House. Music by Cy's Cyncopators.
Ladies free, gents 85c, spectators 25c.
Lawrence Minshall, Frank Know
er, Marian Eckhardt and Sigurd Rus
dial are home from Northwestern Uni
yersity to spend the Christmas vaca-
| ton.
Catherine Nieks, Irene Waldron,
Frances Fruhock and Genevieve Nor
ris, nurses at Grandview hospital at
Lacrosse, are enjoying the holidays
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beaver Sr.
are spending fortnight at Sparta at
I the home of their daughter, Mrs. AL
exander, who is just recovering from
an operation.
We are glad to learn that Chris
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hospital at Lacrosse for restand treat
ment, is making satisfactory progress
toward recovery.
If you hold any War Saving
Stamps which are due Jan. 1, 1928, or
any Victory Bonds bearing the letters
A, B, G, d, E, or F, bring them to the
Farmers Bank for redemption.
"A big picture costs us lot of mon
ey, but given to you as great spe-
cial at the regular admission price.
See SHERLOCK HOLMES Monday
and Tuesday at the Temple.
Mrs. Emerson Miller, formerly
jeanette Dickson, is here from Wash
| ington state, visiting her aged mother
and other relatives. She is accom-
| panied by her little daughter.
Attorney L. ID. Glenn came from
! Harlowton, Montana, and spent Christ
mas at the L. HI. Glenn home, going
on business to Chicago, Milwaukee and
St.Paul on Tuesday, and expects to be
at home by New Years.
| His legion of friends were indeed
! overjoyed to welcome the return of
President T. o. Mork from the hospi-
/ tai at Lacrosse on Christmas day.
/ Tom had rather long and hard ex-
| perience, but is coming along in fine
/ shape now.
1 "A lively crowd of young people
/ gave Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Rusk a
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