Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-22
Bits of Local. News

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find employment.
Mrs. John Chase visited her parents
at Viola recently.
-R. B. Reyes was down from La
Crosse for Sunday.
Mrs. Il. Hunter of Viola is visiting
relatives in Mauston.
Golden West -four SIP per sack
at w. +. Lindemann Cos.
George Harris visited his parents
in the vicinity OF Rockton. al s7
Miss Florence Stricken is in Chi
cago for visit with relatives.
Melvin Chase was given surprise
birthday party by his relatives.
Ben Nuzum came from Beaver Dam
to spend Easter with his parents.
Hannah Espeseth and Cora Hagen
visited frien DIS at Westby Sunday.
Miss Gwen Haine esworth spent Sun
day with her parents at Stoddard.
Mrs. Unoeth of Westy spent Sat-
turday with her sister, Mrs. Solverson
Excavation is being made for the
cellar of VIM Stogdill's new residence.
Sam Smith is in Viroqua again,
after spending several month at Viola.
Louis Schlintz of Wilton was a
business visitor at Viroqua last Thurs
day.
w. F. Lindeman Co. offer special
price of 81. Is per sack for Golden West
-four.
james Parker returned Monday
evening after i visit at La Fargo and
Viola.
Miss Lois Suttle came from her
school at Milwaukee for the Easter
vacation.
Mrs. Chipman and son of Stoughton
are visiting her brothers, M. d. and
Charles Chase.
Young mems stylish shoes, patent
leather, kid, gun metal and tans. The
Blue Fror Store.
Thomas Nottingham of Stoddard
spent few days in Viroqua renewing
old acquaintance.
= Mrs. Geo. GriffiG returned Sunday
from visit with her mother, Mrs. A.
Hooke of La Fargo.
John Wigginton and son Harold of
of La Fargo are guests Of the Wiggin-
ton families of this city.
The Stoddard Times reports that a
sorgum factory is to be established in
that village by w. A. Hodge.
Lottie Nimick, student at the
training school, visited her parents at
Hillsboro Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Belle jacobson left Tuesday
for Twin Valley, South Dakota, where
she viii visit for several weeks.
of NJ. o,.l Af,s &C.
McKinstry, was baptized Easter Sun
day at the United Lutheran church.
Mrs. Charles Kuebler went to La
Crosse to meet her mother, Mrs. Hud-
son of Garnevillo, who is making her a
visit.
Ash Gorsline's imported French
Coach horse f'Seductor" will stand at
Mr.. Gorsline's barn, South Main street,
every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Truesdale are
moving into their new home in the rst
ward recently purchased from A. D.
Helgerson.
Two small tracts of valley land
located in the town of Sterling, for sale,
or will trade for other property. A.
T. Forum, Viroqua Wis.
Nettie Fladhammer, a town O.
Franklin young woman, 27 years old,
was on Monday, adjudged insane and
taken to Mendoza hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. White were
guests at the William Burlin home at
Tomah over Sunday. Mr.. White also
went to Portage on business.
Miss Lucy r. Dawson left on Mon
day for st. Paul, where she will be
guest of Mrs. E. H. Hammond, form
erly Miss Hattie Wyatt of this city.
Buy corn of H. D. Williams & Co.
Best grades of bran and middlings,
peas, timothy, clover and rape seed.
Give us call. H. D. Williams & Co.
DO not fail to get one of those new
stylish, strictly up-to-date suits for
Easter. Hand made, new co.ors, new
styles. They are going fast. The
Blue Front Store.
Miss Clara Olson. who has been
employed as head saleslady at the W..
r. Lindemann store. has resigned her
position there and will leave soon for
Fargo, North Dakota, where she has a
likewise position.
Refreshments to be served at Odd
Fellows hall on April 25, is for the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs only. All mem
bers are cordially invited. Viroqua or
ehestra viii furnish music for dance
at Woodman hall.
The Misses Alma wilkins, Ella
Wyman, Marion Dahl, Hope Munson,
Hildur Schriener, Nora Neprud and
Carl Theige were home from the uni
yersity for Easter.
- DIR. Jos. J. G. Mcdowell and wife
of Upton, Indiana, have moved to our
city and are occupying the Geo. w.
Stokes tenement house. They expect
to become permanent residents, and
are indeed welcome.
Peter A. Skaaland has solo his city
property to Andrew r Foram. Mr..
Forun and mother viii soon axe pos
s session. Mr.. Skaalald and family will
not move at present, adi it is hoped
that they viii remain here.
Two children of John N. Shoemaker
of Stark, boy and girl, seven and nine
years old, were brought before the
county court, on Monday and committed
TO the state home for defendent child
rem The mother is insane and the
father unable to care for them.
Mayor Frank Chase has requested
the CENSOR to correct the impression
that he PAID the entire expense of the
free show given election night The
candidates elect joined with him in
making the victorious event a happy
one for all.
Prof. Ames, superintendent and