Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-15
Bits OF Local News
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h Jacob Larmo of Purdy recently
disposed of his farm.
Mrs. j. G. Brooks of Davenport is
visiting at Mrs. Van Wagner's.
Mrs Oscar Newton OF Newton
visited with friends in the city.
Big discount in furs at Sew erson' s,
take advantage of these prices.
Mrs. George w. Allen is ent ertain-
ing relatives from North Dakota.
Miss Rachel K jos has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia for several days.
H. w. Barker's Cough r.emedy is
best medicine on earth. all drug stores.
A. ]. Beat and L. Sandsmark made
trip to Purdy on real estate matters.
Miss Matte Jacobson of Westby
called on old school friends last SSatrr-
day.
Sheriff Abner Silbaugh had official
business at La Crosse the first of the
week
Ralph Winsby of De Kalb, Illinois,
is guest Of Miss Grace Fowell at her
home.
Rev. Buffers goes to Tomah to-
morrow to conduct the funeral of Frank
Getman.
Gerald Wadell and Win Taylor of
La Fargo called on Viroqua friends
Sunday.
Mrs. John H. Chase and little
daughter went to Viola for visit with
relatives.
Try our zoe coffee, good as many
grades sold at 25c and 30c. c. J. Sever
son & Co.
Mrs. Will Hammond of Poynette
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Olson.
Rachel Kjos, who has been dan
gerously i'll with pneumonia, is reported
much better.
Peter Thompson moved into the
property recently purchased from ].
w. SAipzer.
DE Laval separators are sold by
Severson & Co. Come in and see the
new spring line.
Louis L. Josvanger, who has been
very dangerously i'll with la grippe is
beginning to improve.
Geo. L. Jacobs of La Crosse was
IN the city soliciting life insurance from
some of the business men.
Miss Josie Henry has eturned to
her home after assisting at the post
Office for couple of weeks.
Miss Iona SLACK is member at
one of the church choirs at Oberlin,
where she is attending college.
Mr.. and Mrs Ole IIelgeson enter.
tanned at their horne last Sunday twenty
guests at a five o clock dinner.
Miss Alraa Larson very pleasantly
rfrir af
people at her home Saturday evening.
''Ardee" win be glTen a public
demonstration at Lindemanns' Satur-
day. Call and get good slice Of bread
with cup Of coffee.
Mrs. Floyd Bowman is entertaining
her sister, Miss Marguerite Brown, of
Minneapolis. Miss Brown is trained
nurse and has worked several years at
her profession.
Our shoes for men, women and
children are right. Come in and take
look. 1t will cost you nothing to see
them, we show with pleasure. c. j.
Severson & Co.
DIR. McElwee, the well-known spe-
cialist, Hotel Dregne, Thursday, Jan
uary %. Chronic sufferers should not
fail to consult this successful physician
regarding tnSlF ailments.
DE Laval separators for spring de-
livery now on hand. Special 40 days
time on same or March l, payment on
what you buy now. Come in and see
The new line at Severson & Co.'S, Viro-
qua, Wis.
What's become of the old fashion
boy who sat with his eyes glued on some
girl during the entire evening service,
trying to screw up courage to ask to
see her home. and then oozed out Of
church and didn't dare to ask.
The Viroqua band proved an at
traction at the Congreg ational church
last Sunday night drawing large au-
dience The boys played several Sc
lections of sacred music which added
much to the pleasure of the service.
Viroqua citizens can we'll feel proud Of
their excellent.
Two boys found a deer frozen in
the ice near La Crosse. They saw
deer standing in the water and upon
investigation found that the animal was
frozen so that it could not move. They
chopped it out and took it to barn and
then notified Deputy Game Warden
George Kingsley who will decide what
will be done with it.
w. u. OOX, chairman Oh pfOHlDlLlOfl
state central committee, delivered an
eloquent and convincing lecture at Opera
house, Saturday night, before a small
but appreciative audience. Mr.. Cox
related some interesting history in con-
nection with the temperance movement
and showed how the anti-saloon senti-
ment is slowly but surely getting
firm footing on American continent.
Patrons of Viroqua library will be
pleased to !:now that the Wisconsin
free library commission has arranged
to send cataloguers to assist our city
librarian in making complete cata-
logue of the books of the library. Miss
Baensch will be in charge of the work
and will remain here during February
and March, having as assistants from
the commission Miss Baker and Miss
Hyslop. This is a work long promised
and one that the board has been very
anxious to have done. The complete
catalogue will make the library of much
more value to students and others that
desire to make use of all available ma
terial, as the old system was very un-
tisfactory.
Probably no physicians practice
extends SO generally throughout Yer
non county as DIR. McElwee's, the spe-
cialist. who comes to Hotel Dregne on
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