Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
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Diegne.
Little Beatrice Erickson has been
la grippe patient.
Come in and spend sc at the Sc sale.
C. J Severson & Co.
M. D. Helgeson has disposed IF
his farm near Seneca.
H. p Larson spent last Sunday at
Cashton with his parents.
Mrs. I. j Wettie has been having
lengthy seige with pneumonia.
Geo. Fawcett's little daughter Ber-
nice was i'll with bilious attack.
Miss Libbie Spellum spent Sunday
with her brother Albert at La Crosse.
H. w. Barker's Cough Remedy the
medicine that cures, at all drug stores.
Ren Favor gave party to young
friends last Friday evening at his home.
Ladies aid of the Congregational
church last year report receipts $4,000.
You can buy quarters worth for
&c Saturday, January 25, at Severson
&, Co.'S.
-HillsborQ basket ball team is play
ing many winning games with surround
ing cities.
John A. Haggerty of Ferryville
spent last Saturday at Viroqua calling
on relatives.
Mrs. Ole Skjeggestad of Melvina
ooant Monday with her friend, Mrs.
Casper Nordrum.
Austin Jennings of La Fargo visi-
ted his daughter Mrs. Henry Shreve,
Thursday and Friday.
Frank Smith of Roger, North Da-
l. a,k Ice NN1~ IL,
for a visit with relatives.
Editor Ernest H. Brown of the Cash
ton Record, circulated among Viroqua
acqualntances on Friday.
Miss Minnie Nelson of Coon Valley
is again attending our high school after
her recent la grippe sickness.
Miss Sophia Nelson returned to her
West Prairie home after her two weeks
stay at the S. E. Jerman home.
Business men of Hillsboro have ar
ranged for public sale days in that vii
lage each Saturday during the winter.
Andrew Baldwin and wife left last
Thursday for an extended visit at Des
Moines with their daughter, Mrs.
Maude Rummel.
-Cunder Kalvestran, who has been
staying with his brother, A. Kalvestran,
is recovering from his several weeks
illness of pneumonia.
What's become of the old fashion
tall. lean, lanky fellows who told Wi h
pride how the thin soldiers wore out the
fat ones in the rebellion?
Installation of officers will be held
by the Fraternal Reserve association
council next Monday evening. Allmem-
bers are requested to be present.
Toilet Brudos, who has been in the
hardware business at Rutland, South
Dakota, has disposed of his interests
there, and returned to his former hom
at West Prairie.
The Misses Belle and Nettie Tobias
returned from South Dakota, where
they spent the season on homestead
lands. The former proved up on her
quarter section.
A party of six school girls were
entertained by Miss Gladys Scharfen-
stien last Saturday afternoon at DIR.
Suttle's. The girls spent jolly after
noon together and refreshments were
servsd.
Through the agency of William
Lewis, Hans Erickson Of Esofea pur-
chased the Larson ten-acre farm at the
corners north of this city, better known
as the old Strawa farm. Consideration
So, 400.
John E. Nuzum was in Milwaukee
and called on August Smith and family.
Ee brings the unwelcome news that
Mrs. Smith is quite feeble and requires
medical aid and constant attention Of
a trained nurse.
Here we have it-month of January
two-thirds over, and only one morning
so far of the winter that mercury wealth
er has been reaahed Yes this is al
ideal southern winter. Perhaps, though,
it is just a little early to boast.
The Mystic Workers invited their
friends to meet with them last week
f Tuesday evening and the usual lodge
work was followed by dancing. Re.
freshments were served and the sixty
# five present report jolly time.
Miss Clara Helseth and brother
John left Monday for Rutland, Soutf
Dakota, having spent several weeks
visiting at the home of E. T. Brudos
They were accompanied by Miss Thes
Brudos, who will visit in the west.
Asher Gorsline reports the purchase
of sixteen May pigs from Peter Clements
OF Pleasant kloge, which weighed 4S2,
pounds, or an average of little better
than 30l pounds each. 1t is believed
this record will be hard to beat by Yer.
n non county farmers.
Frederick Dyson was given pleas
ant surprise on bis ninth birthday which
was last Friday. Five little boys haC
4 been invited to dinner party and aftel
the six O'Clock dinner they went to tht
skating pond at Mayor Chase's. The
guests we're Almon and Lucius Fortnev
Jack Keyes, Laurence Lindeman anC
Roland Chase.
Friends in this city have receiv st
cards announcing the marriage of At
torney Sharles Hebbard to Miss Alice
Booker Reynolds, at Spokane. Mr.
Hebbard will be well remembered as ;
Viroqua school boy when his father
Rev. S. S. Hebbard, was pastor Of th'
Congregational church in this city
He has been located at Spokane fo
some years in the practice of his pro
fession, the law
Three new houses all in a row ol
South Washington Avenue the coming
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Stogdil
have purchased portion of the lot IN
mediately south Of Jacob Thcmpson I
residence and will build; Mrs Eiizs Cg
den builds on her lots south of the S;tc-
dill purchase; and Mr.. and Mrs Chas
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