Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-14
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. Thos. Potts has returned from
Sparta, where she visited at John
Nixon's.
Camp Tate" was deserted on
Monday, and the campers are again at
their business places.
Mark Parker of Prairie du Sac, is
visiting friends here. The young man
is student at Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut anderson of
jefferson town, suffered the loss of an
infant child on Monday morning.
Mrs. Mahala Rayner and Miss May
Rayner went to Sparta, this morning,
to visit relatives for few days.
Application has been made for let
tiers of incorporation for a creamery
about to be installed at Avalanche.
Master Paul Everett of Retreat,
who has been visiting here at Bert
Dustin's, has returned to his home.
Mrs. Martha Mckinney of Mason
City, Iowa, is visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Love.
-Chas. Kuebler and son, Walter, are
spending a few days in Wilton where
Martin & Kuebler have branch store.
Mrs. Martha Everson viii leave
soon for MissouIa, Montana, for an in
definite stay with her son, Earl Ever
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Dybdahl and
daughter, Myrtle, and Mrs. Lokken of
Lodi, are visiting at the Otto 0tteson
home.
Mrs. C. M. Thompson entertained
the Thursday club and few other
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Thursday.
Mrs. B. F. Norris and daughter,
May, go this week to Milwaukee and
Chicago to purchase their fall stock of
millinery.
&C. w. Livingston is visiting at his
home in Livingston, Grant county, and
expects to meet brother who comes
from Oklahoma.
Miss Lulu Love was taken to La
Grease hospital on Tuesday, for a
serious operation. She has been i'll at
her home for about a week.
Miss Bena Peterson is visiting Mil
waukee, Sheboygan, Racine and other
points, this week, looking over the de-
STABILITY of some situations that have
been offered her.
DIR. Chris. Peterson's two little
sons of Casheon, are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Pc
tegs) IN, in this city.
Mordecai Appleman was in the city
from Oshkosh, yesterday. He goes
next week to Stevens Point, where he
will attend normal school.
Miss Anna johnson has closed her
dress-making establishment here ard
expects to locate somewhere in the
west, probably at Aberdeen. South
Dakota.
DIR. and Mrs. Lauder and daughters
spent Sunday with Frank Williams at
Sugar Camp" and Miss Frances re-
manned there for weeks vacation
with the Williams children.
"A runway team belonging to Ed
Wiganosky, ran into surrey hitched
alongside the building occupied by the
Viroqua Republican. this morning. The
surrey, which was the property of Gus
Theige, was Just about put out of COM
mission. The little son of Mr.. Theige
was in the rig at the time of the mishap,
but fortunately escaped unhurt.
DIR. Hester ]. Baker of Quincy,
Illinois, will arrive in this city, tomor-
row, luT Il WISH Will EGf DFOtHSFS, john
Dawson and f. NJ. Baker. DIR. Baker
is Vernon county girl and was for
several years a teacher in the La
Crosse schools. She attended dental
college in Philadelphia and after grad
uating practiced one year in that city
and then established herself in Quincy,
where she was the pioneer woman den
fist and where she has worked up a
lucrative practice.
The La Crosse Chronicle says that
Louis Dearman, a clam digger who pa
trolls the river between La Crosse and
Winona, has brought to La Crosse a
pearl of remarkable size and which may
be sold for fortune by the owner.
Tho gem seems to be perfectly round
and weighs Sc grains. 1t is as big as
hazelnut and of beautiful pink lustre
One jeweler said if no flaws were
found in the stone it might be worth
$40, 900. The finder of this valuable
pearl, we are told, is one of the Dear
man boys who formerly lived in this
county.