Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-11

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Mrs. John Shower visited relatives
at La Fargo.
Special prize given Saturday right,
Opera Electric.
THE Cry of the Children feature
at the Opera Electric tonigh.t.
Mrs. L. A, Wilson vi53sted with her
brother Ben Nuzuta at Ieadstown.
Miss Marie Brzesowsky has closeu
her millinery store sad gone to Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Ruth Blodgett Of Marshall
town, Iowa, isvisiting with c. G. Brown
and family.
Mrs. g. G. Faweatt and Mrs. Ben
Dickson were at Sparta to attend fun
eTal of an aunt.
! Miss Winnie Nieks had 4 vacation
from telephone stssiioH work, passing q
week at ~ raFgs.
Her Rebekka sisters presented Miss
Ella Wilson with a fine piece OF silver
ware at a receat Heytirg,
Miss Adelaide WeiIxen of Marsh
field, is spending some time with rela-
tiyes in this city end at Westby.
While in Cashton few days since
Mrs. Geo. II. Clark fell, striking her
knee, mixing it difficult for her TO get
about.
Luther H. Glenn has experienced a
severe ordeal hemorrhagesj of the nose
! ier some days. lie Is now improved.
but weak from loss Of blood,
Mrs. James Pattie Of Washington
state, is visiting among relatives and
girlhocd friends in this section. She
was formerly Kate Wolford.
W. NJ Kloak, one eff the leading
citizens of Wheatland died at the age
of 46, native of Sterling town, man
possessed of many friends. A widow
and six children survive. '
"A. S. Hetland has purchased Mrs.
Seals residence east from the court
house park. She takes the home of
Under Sheriff Frank Rogers, who has
moved into the jail residence.
There will be a meeting of the Con.
gregational church and society at eight
O'Clock Thursday evening, for the pur-
pose Of receiving report of pastoral
ccramittee and acting thereon.
-sSilas Calhoon who was 40 danger
ously injured in runaway a week ago,
was removed to La Crosse hospital,
Hopes are now entertained that he may
overcome the injuries that came to him.
Mr.. Royal K, Bennett, who gradu.
ated from our schools few years since.
was lately married at yelling ton, Kan
sas. He is manager Of a department
store in the city Of Pueblo, Colorado,
that employs thirty clerks.
Rev. Bayne Of Rochester, held two
services for the Congregationaists last
Sunday. A call has been extended for
him to become pastor, which he will
doubtless accept. He is young man
Of fine address and appearance.
Mrs. L. A. McGonigal, who lived
here some years ago with her son, |
George, has been reappointed matron |
of the state tuburculosis sanjtarium To- |
Gated at Wales. She has held the posi- |
ton most Of the time since the institu- !
tion was established.
Miss lisa Joyce having closed |
years teaching at De Soto, left for /
Duluth where she win spend the sum. /
mer, Her picture appeared In the last /
issue of the Argus in connection with /
Thomas o. Dyer and !
Earl j. Tower were graduates from the |
school.
Oscar Spellum, wife and daughter
were IN the city Saturday night. enroute
to Lafayette county, to visit Mrs. Spell
lum's parents. They will stop here with
relatives and friends on their return i
the latter part Of the week. For thir-
teen years the Speliums have resided
at Eau Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris ElIefson were
called to Gettysburg, South Dakota, by
the sudden death from heart failure,
June 4th, of John Michael, brother Of
Mrs. Ellefson, and a former resident Of
this section. Mr. Michael was unmar-
ried, had lived in South Dakota since
1879, where hc had quite extensive prop
srty interests. which the ElIefsons will
be called upon T. adjust before return
ing.
Gratified were all or eiS;zens who
had the pleasure Of greeting Dir. ard
Mrs viii e. Casson on their over
Sunday visit TO the old Viroqua home.
Mrs. Casson recently underwent an
operation for goiter at Rochester. Be
fore returning TO their Nevada home
hey dropped In On HillsborO and Viro-
qua relatives and friends, remaining
but briefly. Mr.. Casson has grown
stout and healthy in the country Of {