Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-03
LOCAL JoTTINcs

Jesse Beaver suffered painful at
tack OF iilness, keeping him from duties
at his grocery.
Arson Green and con A. A Of la
Fargo made a business trip to the coun.
ty seat Friday.
-Nrs. A o Anderson has sold her
farm near Brookyille 70 Richard Jacob
son, neighbor,
Miss Elsie Gees Of Victory section
spent me week END with her sisters,
who ere traiaIhg schyol stIdsnts
Walter Snlali is prep lag to move
lnto the Nordeen house IN the eastern
part Of town, having ng farming.
-Grandma Pswhins has aIino + en-
tirelg recovered from The serious illness
which p-ostrsted her for the past two
weeks.
! Henry 0 tedahl. ho rece ntly move d
here from Esofes, has bou ht the new
cottage Ct Ole Rude, and will soon oc
cupy il.
Miss Flo Rogers, student at the
I La Crosse Normal spert Sunday with
her psrcn.s, Mr. and Mrs + H Rog-
! ers, Of this place,
From the CENSOR presses has just
been Issued rev CITY and community
telephone dir ctOry, the annual product
of the local company.
sfr. and Mrs. John Showap. tenants
on DR. Christisnson's West Prairie
farm. were in the city Saturday, re-
manning over Sunday.
Mrs Gus Hook was called to Case
novia last Saturday, by the critical i'll
rf hur
lady was suffering with pneumonia.
Earl Briggs Of Gays Mills mas leased
and moved upon Fayette Tainter's
farm. Mr. fainter was here from his
Lacrosse home looking after business
affairs.
-Zitzner & FortSc" made of sale a
REQ automobile 10 Hobe Swain the last
week he IVES on the farm This is the
third REQ delivered by the firm this
spfing.
MIR and Mrs. viii Moore mourn
the death Of their twin daughters born
February 5, one passing away Thurs
day the other Friday. Intermsnt was
on Saturday.
The twenty ninth annual closing
Wisconsin farmers institute and mid
winter fair will be held at Kenosha,
March IL, II and 10, conducted by
Superintendent G. P. Norgard of Madi
ron.
Mrs Eliza Brown arrived from
Minneapolis Saturda evening where
she spent the winter with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Ray Waterman. She
has been much out of health for several
weeks.
1t may come as a matter of sur
prise to US that there ia point of alti
tude in Wisconsin so high, but the state
has recently determined that Rib hill
in Marathon county is l,940 feet above
sea level.
MRS. Todd has returned to her
home at Coeur'd Alene, Idaho, after
spending several weeks with the James
Honaker family. Her nephew, Jamie,
accompanied her. ard will find employ
ment on her FARM
"A large party of young people were
entertained at the hospitable farm home
of A. l.. Reed in Jefferson on Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Chris
Hanson of Newry were present, and
guests from this city.
Probably the last of the f. ANGUS
~
dit gang is reported in the death of
Frank James, which occurred on his
farm in Missouri or February 49, cause
of death being apoplexy.
! The tile son of Mr.. and Mr. Leslie
Wanless met with an accident as re-
suit OF which two fingers and a thumb
were cut off the little chisd's hand.
| The lad and a companion were playing
with an ak which caused the accident
Emerson buggies are found at the
same old stand as they are too good to
change for anything else on the mar
ket Dach & Anderson have them and
the Emerson foot lift gangs and suIkies,
as well as the famous Emerson walking
plows.
&C w. POWELL of Sylvan has been
visiting with his brother, G. W., the
past week, and helping his renter, Ole
| Anderson of Richland Center, to get
settled upon the old L;ndemann farm
adjoining the asylum, lately purchased
by G, w. POWELL.
The little daughter of Henry Gray,
who last week swallowed an open
/ safety pin, passed through the ordeal
without any injury whatever. 1t is
very fortunate ending to what for a
| NA'AtS ~AAANHNNfANA SAFA oehNA
serious consequences.
"A large crowd was entertained a.
the home of Rev. II. c. Smelly Thurs
day evening. it being the regular young
peoples meeting There were read
ings both in Norwegian and English,
music, etc, on the program, followed
by general good time.
Hans Davidson and crew of men
were up from West Prairie last week
hauling home spring purchases of ma
chinery to supply his trade And big
job it was two carloads of implements,
requiring about twenty sleighs to &C
commodate it. II made them sigh for
the long dreamed of railroad extension.
Physicians are receiving notices
from druggists that they must pay 81
fee and register with the collector of
internal revenue to qualify to write
prescriptions containing norcotics under
the Harrison anti-narcotic law. This
statute will take effect on March l and
physicians are requested to register be-
fore that date
-ltaCrosse papers of last week note
serious injuries which oceIrrc1 to Al
bert Eitzert, q former Viroqus resident,
now farming near Ferryville. Mr..
Eitzert was accompanying car Of
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