Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-02
ADDITIONAL NEWS NOTES

Thomas Ellefson spent Sunday at
Chaseburg.
C. w. Aiken spent Sunday with his
wife at La Crosse.
Earl Smith is visiting his parents at
Newcastle, Indiana.
See the moving pictures, October z
and 8, Opera house.
Cyrus Butt, Jr., went to La Crosse,
Monday, on legal business.
Mrs. Lille Dorival of Caledonia,
Minnesota, is visiting her father, VIM.
Lake.
Miss Dora Hayes commenced her
duties at Chaseburg as teacher, this
week.
p. 0. Runigan of Stoddard, trans
acted business at the county seat on
Monday.
-Adolph Nustad came home, last
Friday, from Couderay for visit with
his family.
Claude De Garmo of La Crosse,
came down to visit his mother, who has
been seriously ILL.,
The city council transacted no bus
mess last evening, as there was not
quorum present.
H. E. Rogers, Friday, October 5th,
special sale Of ladies' collars q dozen
going at Z cents each.
Rev. Sarles is attending the state
convention of Congregational ministers
at Oshkosh, this week.
Miss Della Gunther has returned to
Viroqua after spending the summer at
Kansas City and other points.
Atty. A. F. Drew of La Fargo,
was in Viroqua Tuesday and Wednes-
day on probate matters.
Mrs. Thomas Ellefson las returned
from visit with her daul inter-, Mrs.
Ella Mcintosh, at La Crosse.
Miss Josie Henry went to La Crosse,
last Saturday, and Sunday to Onalaska
to visit her friend Miss Ida Void.
Atty. C. w. Graves went to Sparta
Monday night to be present at the
opening of circuit court Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. F. NJ. Minshall is seriously i'll
at her home in the city. DR.. Christian
son of La Crosse, was called Monday
in consultation.
Mrs. Hi Riley and son Elvin leave
the last of the week for near Mitchell,
South Dakota, where they will make
their future home.
&C. d. Williams received a telegram
last week announcing the arrival of
nine pound boy at the home of his son,
l.. j. Williams, of Central City, Colo
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with the Gay Deceiver Co., last
Richland Center, returning to Viroqua
with them.
Invitations are out for the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Dahl, which will be cele-
brated at their Westby home on the
afternoon of Thursday, October 10.
&C. H. Tate will give up his position
here as station agent for the La Crosse
& Southeastern railway, and will go
into the general office of the company
at La Crosse. A. D. Helgesen succeeds
Mr.. Tate as station agent.
The Outing club gave a genuine
surprise, last Saturday evening, to
John Devlin at his home, and left with
him for his enjoyment an elegantly
leather chair Light re-
freshments were served and a Jolly
good time had.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Geo. Chase, Mrs. Fred Cross.
Floyd Emerson, Albert Fluter, Mrs.
c. l.. Glenn, M. L. Gould, Henry Han
son, Hubert Harris, Oscar Helgayson,
DIR. Geo. Jackman, Mrs. Ada johnson,
George Martin, Hattie Maxson, Mrs.
Charity Moore, Mrs. Belle Munson,
Mary Richards, Mary Rolfe, Miss Sko-
las and Mrs. Frank Worner
The Coon Prairie church gave it's
semi-annual mission fest. last Sunday.
Services in the morning were conducted
by Rev. Eikjarud of Cashton, and in
the afternoon by Rev. Smelly of Viro-
qua. There was large attendance and |
a good collection for missions, but the !
pleasure of the out-of-door picnic was
somewhat i1terfered with by the /
weather.
Miss Nora Stevens and Mr.. Louis |
Larson were married at Mellette, South |
the 18th of September. Mrs. |
Larson is sister of Mrs. John Thayer
of this city, and visited her brother
George where she made Mr. Larson's
A number of friends
were present to extend congratulations
at their wedding and they were the
recipients of many nice presents. Mr.. |
Larson is prosperous farmer and they
will make their future home at Mill |
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