Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-04
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-Thorsen Hendrickson is now re-
covering from pneumonia.
Miss Iva Fisher is visiting at the
Ira Casperson home at Viola.
Dance TO Mississippi Jazz Orches-
ira next Friday, January Is.
Ben Brown spent Thursday and
Friday in Lacrosse on business.
-Tanlac is appetizing and invigor-
ating. Try it today. Sold by C. F.
Dahl, Druggist.
If needing potatoes for table or
for seed, order Red River Ohios now
of Thayer & Mills.
Our suits and overcoats priced
now below cost. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Ray Norris and wife of near
Brookville spent part of last week at
the Ed. Norris home.
Chris Holmstad of Christiana
came down by train Tuesday. He re-
newed Censor dues while here.
Alma Nelson is here from Fargo.
North Dakota, visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Mel
son.
Mrs. Will Ady is expected home
next Monday after several weeks
spent at the home of her parents in
Merrill.
Come to our big clothing sale
and let us save many dollars for YOU.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
Mrs. Gaylord Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Curtis were in Viola TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs Chas. Mat
thews Tuesday.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman left today to
spend the winter with DIR. and Mrs.
Brewer at Sarycuse, New York. We
wish her pleasant time.
Arthur Mccall spent the holiday
season at the fruit farm near GAYS
Mills at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
j. Mekenna. He returned Monday.
Miss Bertha Highum is enjoying
vacation from clerking duties at
Ostrem's store spending the same al
the old home at Rushford, Minnesota.
You like candy, don't you ?-es-
pecially delicious home made candy!
Go to the north room of the Star
Theatre building Saturday afternoon
and evening.
j. w. Thayer and daughter Verna,
have moved their office from the
Brown building into the Star Theatre
building, taking the room vacated by
Smith & Slack.
&C. v. Fitch and wife of Reads
town spent New Years at Sparta.
While enroute home, they stopped al
the Censor office and enrolled on our
list.
DIR. Hess hog worm powder sold
by 0. f. Davis is put out on an abso-
lutte guarantee if you think it isn't
worth the money your money will be
refunded by US.
Try ton of Thayer & Mills
quaker oats feed at $12. Mix it half
and half with ground corn, making a
heavy feed at $3.50 per ton for cat
tie, hogs and horses.
Miss Marion Dahl left on Tues
day for Huron, South Dakota, where
she takes charge of the City Library
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Dahl.
her as far as Lacrosse.
Miss FrancesBaker returned TO
her teaching duties in the Madison
South Dakota, Normal school last
Monday, after a two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bak-
err.
Louise Mcintosh, who has been
attending Beloit College is not able
to return this quarter because of an
aggrivating eye trouble. 1t is hoped
that she will improve sufficiently to
resume later.
Daniel Dach and daughter,
Dorothy Belle, returned from the
Grandview hospital, Wednesday, af-
ter being there ten weeks. Mrs. Dach
has Improved very much under DR..
Henke's care.
i Charles Snider of Readstown lost
his fine Buick touring car by fire early
Wednesday morning. 1t burned on
the road between Viola and Reads
town. The fire started in lower part
Of the car-cause unknown.
Times London ,England-To Skov-
gard belongs a mastery dignity, un-
alloyed by mannerisTns and shallow
display. An artist of the scholarly
order, he devotes himself with serious
ness to the music which he prefers.
Our good right hand of fellow
ship is extended to Clerk of Court A.
D. Helgeson, who dropped in Saturday
and renewed his subscription and that
of his two sons in North Dakota and
Montana. We just can't help feeling
that fellows like that get to heaven.
Will Nottingham of Lacrosse will
come to Viroqua and give instruction
on the violin and other band and or
chestra instruments if a sufficient
number desire his services and will
form class. Call in person or phone
to the Interstate Oil Station-No 1886.
The first bit of real winter hit
us Tuesday night and Wednesday, a
heavy coat of ''the beautiful" falling.
A wind from the northwest heaped it
up on the roads. but the sleighing will
be good, and everybody concerned is
rejoicing over the prospect of tobacco
deliveries.
The city skating rink was just
being placed in condition and the
hearts of the kiddies were beating
high with hope when the big snow
came along and held up matters. But
It is now in shape again-ani the
can use it as well as the
Riddles if they wish to. Wonderful
exercised
Miss Palma Grain of Stoughton.
,ur new County Nurse, came on We'd
lesday of this week to begin work.
The day was spent in consultation
With her board of advisers-Geo E.
Sanford, D. o. Mahoney, VIM. Dolen,
md Mrs. Nustad Miss Grain is an
county nurse and comes
% us with high recommendations.
Miss Calvert fthe Red Cross is
spending a few days here and at
Westby and other Vernon county
points. 1t is probable that classes
where instruction viii be given in
lursing viii be organized later in the
ear. Any work the Red Cross does
long this line will ha donf. in manner