Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-11
BoY SHOOTS HIMSELF IN HEAD.
chaseburs Lad infliets Dangerous Wound
With Rifle.

] sing lnfDugn the Dfaln tissue and cauS-
ing fracture of the skull Drs. Fox
of Chaseburg and VIM. Trowbrislge Of
/ this city were summoned and operated
upon the unfortunate lad the following
morning. He was unconscious until
Saturday, but recent reports state that
he is rapidly improving and hopes are
entertained that he will fully recover.
Bed blankets, all sizes and styles
at Severson's.
Christmas tree ornaments and can
dies 0. E. Davis.
Miss Anna Syiggun visited friends
atsChaseburg Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Solversoa visited her sis
ter at Westby Su nday.
Mr.. l.. C. Steenberg was Chase
burg visitor last SundsY
Chester Silbaugh went TO La Fargo
today on official business.
Fancy china, cut glass, etc., at
Severson's for Christmas.
Best drab fibre tobacco paper SIC per
pound. w. f. Lindemann Co.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hammc-d Of
Poynette are Viroqua visitors tnis week.
See those pictures ~ S9e for Thurs
day, Friday aad Saturday at Seyerson' $.
Mrs, Alfred Bjoin went to Coon
Valley to visit her brother Adolph
Hauge.
Miss Sabrina Thompson of Nestby
visited her cousin Mrs Earl Slack re-
Gently.
Elihu Reynolds went to the state Of
Illinois last week to attend the funeral
of his father.
Mrs. John McKittrick went to Mil
waukee and Madison and expects TO
return the last of the week.
Special sale of pictures at Sever
son 5. Values up to 90c for only 39e,
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The oyster supper given at the SINE
by parsonage last evening was a very
pleasant affair and $500 was taken in.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Gorsline Of Chi
cago left there this morning for Cali
fornia, where they will probably spend
the winter.
Oval pictures, framed in solid metal
frames, under glass. Special next Sa-
turday at 29c, l4c and &c. 0tteson q
Steenberg. 80
In few days we will have in an
assortment of Christmas trees; price
25c to soc w. f. LindemannCo. Leave
orders now.
"A pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Torger Steeuson last evening at
Martin Everson's in no lor of Mr.. Steen-
sons birthday.
There is list of Christmas pres
ents in this paper hunt them up, cut
out and keep for reference. Suggested
by j.. w. Lucas, Jeweier.
We have Just received consign-
ment oi about 500 oval framed pictures
which We place on sale next Saturday,
December IA. 0tteson & Steenberg.
Fus make very nice and acceptable
Christmas gifts. Severson has them
at all prices and styles, and can guar
antee even the cheapest. Give as a call
The Whist club raeets Friday night
at the Dyson hall with Mr.. and Mrs.
Colburn, MIR. and Mrs. Rogerson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Chase and Mr. and Mrs
Walter Proctor as the entertainers
Little Tommie Brott, who has been
seriously sick with pneumonia, was OPP
Grated on yesterday morning by Dr.
Minshall, who removed an abcess and
piece of 2 rib. The little boy is doing
nicely.
We closed out from manufacture
several lines of up to date, stylish suits.
These were bought at a bargain and ~e
can show you the best suit fer $40 90
to be found anywhere. The Blue Front
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lepley, who have Wis
iting at Viroqua, have gone to their
home at Chicago. Mrs. Lepley was
formerley Malena Hanson and well
known in Viroqua. Mr.. Lepley is q
ras.l Dad employee.
Every man interested in the Con-
gregetional church is requested to at
tend a meeting at the home of L. G.
Boyle on Thursday evening at $50, 10
consider the organization of a mems
Sunday evening club.
The work of raising the large stone
columns into position in front of the
First National bank building attracted
several hundred spectators, who stood
by with chsttering teeth, but hugely
interested. Tie shafts were properly
placed without accident.
"A lucky purchased The Prairie du
Chen pants factory is going to move
to Texas and is closing out all their
trousers at a terrible sacrifice. We
bought lot of their all wool trousers
at great bargain. Now on sale at
The Blue Front Store.
The De Soto Argus celebrated its
fifth anniversary with the current issue.
presenting a most creditable colored
souvenir cover supplement. The Argus
has earned warm place in the esti-
nation of its patrons by giving them a
most acceptable and creditabie local
paper.
In planning this gigantic special
picture sale which we inaueurate
next Saturday, we have used our utmost
caution in select a line of art goois
that the most critical connoisseur can
not help but comment upon. A sne of
imitation water c0lors new, novel up-
to-date and artistic. A line which sells
itself after YOU have seen our display
Otteson & Steenberg.
A small boy went from Boscobel to
visit in the country. 1t was his first
trip into real rural retreat, and he was
much interested in everything be saw.
The little fellow took particular delight
in watching the cows. and finally asked
the famer where he bought the chew
ing gum for them, allowing that it must
take big lot to supply them. Dial
1T would be profitable pastime just
to visit Viroqua's various stcres now,
all aglCw with dazzling decorations, and
filled with everything the heart could