Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

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John Jacobson of Westby, was a
Viroqua visitor, yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Primmer is spending the
week with friends at Stoughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crume of Mt.
Sterling, visited friends in Viroqua
Miss Thea Thompson of La Fargo,
was in oar city the first of the week.
The Bridge Whist club met with
Mrs. Cal. Morley, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo Thompson of Hillsboro,
visited her parents Capt. and Mrs. Con-
nor.
Gen. and Mrs. E. M. Rogers returned
from their extended trip, Sunday even
lug.
&C. w. Graves has been confined to
the house for couple of days with a
bad cold.
Miss Sybil Ylvisaker is visiting in
the city with her friend Miss Vale
Smeby.
j. A. jacobson, r. F. d. carrier at
Chaseburg, was in our city Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Ellefson, who attends
school at Sinsinawa, is spending a few
days at home.
For photos in the latest style and
finish; call at Meason's, formerly Ad-
lington's studio.
DIR. VIM. Butt of La Fargo, was
over on Monday to testify in a lawsuit
in Squire Toney's court.
For those Sophia photos, the same
as offered in the larger cities, go to
Meason, photographer.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton and son Charles
of La Fargo, transacted business in our
city, the first of the week.
Just secured two carload Of shelled
corn at Brennan & Smiths. Reduced
prices if taken from car.
His many friends are glad to see
Torger Steenson back in town at his old
place with t. I. San%ick.
Mrs. Myrtle Serverson entertained
as her guest over Sunday, Mr. Charles
Figner of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs. c. j. Lieurance returned from
La Crosse, where she submitted to an
operation short time ago.
Mrs. Anna Nichols Reudle and
children of Rawlins, Wyoming, are vis-
iting in our city with relatives.
The Fuller & j ohnson 2k-horse, open
jacket, frost proof engines are reliable.
See them at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Peter N. Simonson of Brush Hollow,
was taken to La Crosse this morning
to be operated on Cor appendicitis.
Bargain sale, Friday and Saturday,
at Mrs. Norris millinery store Ladies
are cordially invited to call and see the
display.
Mr.. John Watson is contemplating
moving to our city and will have his
daughter Miss Ollie Watson for house
keeper.
The ''New Way air cooled single
or double engines are frost proof and
money earners. See them at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
William Posi- has been in poor health
for sometime and was taken to La
Crosse, yesterday, for an operation for
appendicitis.
Miss Mabel Chase expects to go to
La Fargo the last of this week for
visit with her brother and other rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Chas- Slack and Mrs. Geo.
Fawcett have invitations out for
whist party, tomorrow afternoon, at
the home Of the former.
During November | will give re-
ductions on all trimmed hats. The Sc
lection is large. Now is the time to
buy. Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
Fred Peters returned to his home
at Two Harbors, Minnesota after spen-
ding three month S vacation with rel
atives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. P. Colburn sprained an
ankle, and though it was very painful
for awhile and obliged her to use crut-
ches, she is able to get about the house
now.
Mrs. Margaret j. Bolen and son,
Lloyd, have been visiting relatives
in st. Paul. Lloyd returned on Mon
day evening, but Mrs. Bolen remained
for a longer visit.
The training school will be dismissed
Thursday and Friday, while Mr.. Smith
and Miss Wilson are in Milwaukee in
attendance at meeting of the Wiscon-
sin Teachers association.
The best time for lady to buy her
hat is at the closing of a season. /
have 200 hats on hand that will be sold
at figures to make it worth while. |
will be pleased to quote prices.
Mrs. J E. Bigley.
-Prin. w. P. Coihurr went to Mil
waukee, Tuesday night, 10 attend the
Association meeting, and Miss Kate
Goodell and Mr.. Rubado, this afternoon,
and Misses Allie Richards and Mary
Rayner from the grades.
Mr.. John Griffin came near having
a serious accident while in car contain
ing his son Ira S shipment. In switch
ing the car the engine crashed into
the end of the car, knocking down a
horse and COW, which came within foot
of Mr.. Griffin's head
Mr.. Gus Hook and family of La
Fargo, have moved to Niroqua and are
occupying the house recently vacated
by George Griffin. Mr.. Hook is a bro
ther of Mrs. George Griffin, and Mrs.
Hook sister of Mrs. J. W. Lucas.
oh say, Mr.. Man, watch for that
car of spring cutters and sleighs that
is coming for Chas. S. Slack & Co.
They are perfection personified. The
girls are crazy to take a ride in the
latest thing out in the sleigh line. Bet
ter buy a cutter of Chas. S. Slsck &
Co. and live happily ever after.
"A large number of his parishioners
surprised Rev. H. C. Smeby last Sat
urday afternoon and left him a gener-
Gus present "a token of their regard
and in appreciation of his work among
them. Rev, jacobson made the preseD-