Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-27
~nR. BOB" A GREAT SUCCESS.
Home Talent Play Draws Large and Ap-
preeistive Audience.

last nlRHl, was pronounced success
and was greeted by a packed house.
The story of the comedy is amusing in
the extreme, and full of ridiculous stu
ations which provoked sid splitting
laughter. Every person in the east
acquitted themselves in a creditable
manner. There is no use commenting
individually upon the characters they
were all fine. Unmistaken identity
played an important part in the drama;
and for while it was difiicnlt to tell
who was who, as everybody seemed ia
be somebody else, but the final act
Strengthened things up to the desirable
point.
The singing speciality by Messrs.
Blaine Wheeler, VIM Smell, Clair Bow
man, Kenneth Smith, and Misses May
Norris, Ada Graves, Dora Stevens,
Anna 1ttri and Vera Canss was much
appreciated and well rendered.
Plenty of good wood at Thayers.
/. r. b. Graves of Sparta is in the
city today.
l3c outing fiannels, sac at the Fam
Saving store.
Mems 25c suspenders at Zoe. The
Fair Saving store.
Miss Elnora Dahl of Madison is
visiting Ethel Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl DeGarmo of De
Soto visited with relatives here.
Il. B. Gates went to Grand Rapids,
Michigan, last week on business.
Thanksgiving bargains on ladies'
furs and scarfs. Fair Saving store.
Miss 0vitz of Milwaukee is visiting
her sister. Miss Marie oyitz, of this
city.
Fred Stoll is at Gettysburg, South
Dakota, looking after his land interests
there.
Maggie Demander has gone to st.
Paul to resume her work there as a
nurse.
John E. Nelson came home Friday
night to spend few days with his
mother.
&C. A. Aiken, wife and little daugh-
ter went to La Crosse today to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. C. w. Graves will entertain
some ladies at her home Friday after
noon with whist.
Thanksgiving clearing sale of la
dies, misses and childrens coats at
the Fair Saving store.
Miss Bertine Olson and Miss ThC a
Thompson spent Sunday at Westby
with Miss 0lson's parents.
Blaine Cade and wife of Chicago
are here for short visit with their
parents and other relatives.
Smith Brothers moving pictures and
illustrated songs at the Opera house
next Monday night. Admission Ice.
Christine Kalvastrand of Avalanche
spent few days in town last week
with her brother o. C. Kaivestrand.
Morton Shirks returned last week
from Chicago, after two weeks visit
with her mother ard other relatives
there.
The next attraction at the Opera
housel Smith Brothers moving picture
and illustrated Songs. Allfor Zoe Mn
day night.
Mrs. w. N. Coffiand and daughter
Mary returned from their long visit al
st. Gainesville, Ohio, with Mrs. Coff-
land S mother.
Lawrence F;nstad of Chaseburg
has accepted the position of station
agent with the La Crosse & Southeast
ern company here.
Henry Nelscn and wife of Liberty
Pole have bought land near Stanley
Clark sounty, and intend to move there
in the nearfuture.
Miss Mary jacobson returned from
Brookville, Wednesday, and reports her
father Chris j Jacobson as recovered from
his recent illness.
The Rebekkah request all members
of the lodge to be present at the first
meeting in December. Election of
officers and degree practice.
All for 10c. Smith E,rothers NOV
ing pictures at the Opera house next
Monday night. Come early as the show
at p. M. sharp.
Miss Gena Sterry and Mrs. Chas.
Primmer arrived home Friday morning
from their visit at Stoughton, where
they have been for three weeks.
Closing out sale of ladies' coats.
Great saving to you on the balance we
have; come 1T once so as to get those
you want. G. j. Severson & Co.
Don't fail to see Smith Brothers
moving picture show at the Opera house
next Monday night Two performances
in the evening 8 and $3.50. Admission
10c..
Comingl At the Opera house, next
monday night Smith Brothers moving
picture shows Complete change of
pictures, beautiful illustrated songs,
all for l0c
Clarence Smith and mae Fowell Of
Sylvan were guests of the George Griffin
family last week while ON their way to
Sparta for visit with Miss Fowell's
sister, Mrs. F. Affeldt...
We closed out from manufacture
several lines of up to date, stylish suits
These were bought at bargain and we
can show you the best suit for $1,000
to be found anywhere. The Blue Front |
Store.
The basket ball team of La Fargo
gave Miss Theo Thompson, the milliner, |
a pleasant surprise Friday evening
Miss Thompson expects to leave soon
for Denver, Colorado, to spend the
winter
Nels Jennings and family Of Viola
~ill move To Chase City, Virginia, where /
they expect to make their future home. /
Messrs. Ole Wedwics and Thos Peter
son of Readstown also expect to spend |
the winter there.
In behalf Of the citizens Of La Fargo |
Chairman George r. Tate was present
cd with beautiful bouquet Of cut flow (
ers at Thursdays session OF the county
board. Col. C.. f. Morley made the
in few well chosen am /
fitting remarks.
Mrs. Edith Hendrickson returned