Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-20
SHORT Personal JOTTING

] -Towner,s for dolls and toys
-ToWner's for Christmas candies
and Christmas tree decorations.
Christmas toilet water and per-
fumes of quality at o. E. Davis:
Buy her one of those CHRISTMAS
boxes of candy at o. E. Davis.
! An ideal Christmas gift IS new
Player Roll or a Victor record. A
fine seasonable selection at Browns s;
We have nice line Of fancy, hand
painted and poly chrome candles IN
all colors, at 0. E. Davis.
Mrs. Edward Thorsgaard OF
Westby, visited friends here over Sun
day.
Donald White is home from Be
lott College to spend the holidays with
his parents at Retreat.
Paul Weber came from school
duties in Chicago to spend the holidays
with home folks.
Albert Walters and family are
here from Homestead Montana, SPEND
ing the winter with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry McClurg OF
! Pleasant Ridge were entertained at
1 the Frank Wintz home on Sunday.
/ Mrs. Martin Larson visited her
sister, Mrs. T. Ekunn, on Tuesday at
her farm home south of town.
Don't miss Suttle & Tate's clean
up sale. Big discounts on coats, suits,
dresses, middies, skirts and waists.
Suttle & Tate.
Sheriff Elect Alex Skolos pur-
chased from Elihu Denning on Satur-
day, fine team of Hambletonian driv-
ing horses.
The p,,b1;n :L..o,.,, ,,-;II he oray,
afternoons during vacation from 80
to p. m. and Saturday evenings from
to 8 o'clock
"A. H. Kegley spent last week at
Hillsbofo visiting relatives and re-,
newing acquaintance, returning
home on Sunday.
Marion B. Glenn and wife of Dell
spent Sunday at the home of L. Fl.
Glenn. Worley Glenn and family
went home with them for a few days
visit.
We regret to learn that Geo. Le-
Flash is in very serious condition. He
has been at hospital in Lacrosse for
many weeks suffering from spine
trouble.
Superintendent and Mrs. A. R.
Page and son James, of Whitewater
are spending the holidays at the home
of Mr.: and Mrs. James Sterry. Mrs.
Page was Miss Sophie Sterry.
Here is a real footwear special
We are now Offering those fine suede
and patent leather shoes for ladies at
twenty per cent discount Better drop
in at once as they will go fast at this
big reduction. Ed Lind.
The regular meeting of the East
ern Star will fall on Tuesday evening,
December 20. There will be initiation
of candidates, after which a good So
cial time will be had.
Rev. Bullock's Sunday school class
of young people gave him a surprise
last week on Tuesday evening at the
church parlors. Refreshments were
served and they presented him with
token of remembrance which is a
symbol of the love and esteem they
have for their teacher and pastor, as
well.
Henry F. Radford Of Wilsal, Mon
tana, who has been at Davenport,
Iowa, to consult DIR. B. ]. Palmer, the
president of the Palmer School and
the foremost Chiropractor in h e
world, for his health and also visiting
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Cade in this city, left for his home
today, wednesday,
1t would be hard to find a Christ
mas present where the selection will
prove more lasting than Victor Re-
cord. There are many Victor owners
in this section, who have Victor re-
cords fifteen to twenty years old, that
are still givinggood service. An ex-
ira large assortment of Christmas re-
cords now showing. Brown Music Co
The Woman's Literary Club will
not meet again until after the holt
days, on January 8. The meeting last
Monday afternoon was led by Miss
Clara A. Glenn, the general topic be-
ing The French Short Story Mrs. w.
F. Lindemann, Mrs. Stella Fulton and
Mrs. L. r. Colt had parts in the pro-
gram. MIS-. c. E. Lauder will be the
leader on January 9th, the general
topic being Guy de Maupassant.
Mrs. NJ G.. Walsh and Miss Mabel
johnson of Chicago arrive this week
to spend the holidays at the John and
Albert johnson homes in Harmony
town. On their return to Chicago they
will be accompanied by their father,
Venerable Torger johnson, who will
make his home with them during the
winter Although having reached the
advanced age of SO years, yet Mr..
Johnson retains a remarkable degree
of mental and physical vigor.