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

liIc6 spent wednesday at Lie 0tOISc
| Hall home in DeSoto.
Walter Kuebler arrived home last
week from Wisconsin University to
spend the holidays at home.
Paul B. Swart of Detroit, Michi-
gan, spent the Christmas season at the
home of Miss Selma Jackson.
Rufus Fortney returned from To-
wa State University to spend Christ
mas at the parental home.
Miss Mildred Henry returned home
Saturday from her teaching duties at
Beloit, to spend the holidays.
Miss Aileen Henry returned home
from Lacrosse to spend the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Tamma Hall.
Melville and Amund Tuhus came
from Madison and Loganville, respect
lively, to spend Christmas with home
folks.
Ora Rabbit returned home last
week to spend Christmas here with
his parents, returning to Madison on
Wednesday.
DIR. Arnold Fawcett arrived home
from Mineral Point, Saturday, and
will spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.
Harold Bean, Margaret Mcintosh,
Marcus Hammer and Perry Nelson re-
turned from Beloit College to spend
the holidays.
Frederick Trowbridge returned
home last week from Wisconsin Uni
versity and will spend the holidays at
the parental home.
Miss Helen Williams returned
home last Saturday from River Falls
and will spend the holidays with her
parents and friends
If you want chickens to lay eggs,
feed them Pan-a-cea. Money back if
1t doesn't increase the egg production.
0. E. Davis, Druggist
| --Cy's Cyncopators--the real poppy
| tive-will make your feet tingle at the
Opera House Monday evening. Gents
Soc, ladies free. spectators 25c.
Postmaster w. N. Coffiand has
been very i'll the past week, suffering
from acute Indigestion. We are happy
to know that he is now on the mend.
Miss Iva Fisher came from Mil
waukee last Friday to spend the holi-
day season with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Fisher, and home friends. :
Miss Tilda 0mundson is spending
| her vacation at home, from the Palmer
School of Chiropractic at Davenport,
Iowa. She will return next Tuesday.
Alton Grimsrud is back from st,
0laf's to spend the holidays at home
and is spending the vacation" by
4, serving in his old position at the Cen
sor Office.
Miss Berniee Faweett came home
Saturday from Williams Bay to spend
| the holidays. Miss Vivian is also here
from St.Paul to spend her Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Caroline Proctor returned
home from Chicago on Sunday. She
will spend the holidays with.her broth
err, w. e. Lawton and family and the
H. P. Proctor family.
If you hold any War Saving
| Stamps which are due Jan. 1, 1928, or
any Victory Bonds bearing the letters
| A, B, c, d, E, or f, bring them to the
Farmers Bank for redemption.
| Miss Anna Rabbit, who has been
attending High School at Gilbert, Min
nesota, returned home Saturday ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Ina
Rabbit, who is teaching at Gilbert.
Wayne Cowden motored to Hills
boro Saturday, where he Joined his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Irma Tracy and
little son, who have spent several days
with relatives at Baraboo, Hillsboro,
and other towns.
DIR. H. S. Erickson and wife mo-
tored to Stanley on Monday where
they spent until Tuesday with rela-
tives. His son.. Berthold Roe Erick-
son, returned home with them and will
make his home here.
--B. NJ Clark and family came from
St.Paul Saturday to spend the hol-
days with Mrs. Clark's parents. She
was formerly Helen Christensen. Mr..
Clark returned today but the family
will remain several days.
The greatest detective story ever
written--SHERLOCK HoLMES-by
Conan Doyle Millions have read
I these stories. See SHERLOCK
! HOLMES" at the Temple Monday and
! Tuesday.
Mail Carrier Herbert VanWinter
! was here from Readstown Thursday
on business We learn with regret
/ that his wife is not in the best OF
health and win soon enter the hospital
at Madison for treatment.
/ Newton Boggs, deputy state apa-
Try Inspector of the state OF Colorado,
and an old Vernon boy, writes rela-
tives here that he has been offered q
similar position with the state OF
Massachusetts and viii probably ae-
cept the same.
Relatives and friends here receIy-
! ed the news that a son arrived at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. J. Morton
i Snyder at their home in Lake Crystal,
Mimi, on December IL, their second
born. Mrs. Snyder viii be remember
ed as Clara Bentson.
II have some broken lines and sizes
! in mems and women's shoes and OK
fords, also some boys shoes, and am
! going to ''eut the liver" out OF the
/ prices. These are being placed on sale
in order TO make room for the me
| spring lines which viii soon arrive,
Come and get real bargain. Ed
Lind.