Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-03-31
VERNON COUNTY coURr IN PROBATE
Calendar for April Term. Wednesday
April z. 1909

Estate of Jesse P. Garrett-Proof of
will.
Estate of Torger G. Sanding
of WILL
Estate of Ole Larson-Petition for
administration.
Estate of Hans Gilbertson- Petition
for administration.
Estate of Matthias o. Galstad Final
settlement.
Estate of Adam Anderson Final set
tlement.
Estate of Edward Gunerius Final
settlement.
Estate of W. NJ Kingston Final set
element.
Estate of Joseph Ne e'son- Final set
tlement
Estate of James C. Potter Final
settlement.
Estate of Briggs Sutherland Final
settlement.
Estate of Staritt Kaufman Final
settlement.
Estate of c.. F. Bauer Hearing on
claims. April 9th.
Estate of Oswald Yanggen Petition
to file bond.
Estate of Knute Tjostolson Applica-
ton TO sell real estate.
Guardianship of Elmer 0skar Berg -
Petition for guardianship.
Guardianship of Anna Bouda-Peti-
ton for guardian.
Guard nship of Mary A. Hamilton
Petition for guardian April 18th.
All notices of hearing for April 9Th,
will be continued until April 7th.
Miss Matte Holland visited friends
in Westby on Sunday afternoon.
-Longley Shreve of Greenwood town
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at Reedsburg hospital.
Mr. John Minor suffered second
stroke Of paralysis at his Retreat home,
and is reported in a weak condition.
Aug. E Snebeck and J. w. Curry
of Valley were here Wednesday and
Thursday on real estate business.
On account of the serious Illness of
her mother Miss Millie Jefson is spend
ing some time at her home in Westby
Miss Ida Wetty departed this morn
ing for Hannsford, North Dakota, at
which place she has contracted TO teach
school,
Propagation of good live stock pays,
as evidenced by the recent sale by J.
NJ Wagner of Hillsboro of four grade
Holstein cows at SPAS.
-Chas. VI. Culver is to be advance
agent for Dode Fisk circus the com
ing season. Charlie is a hustler. He
did the same work for Fisk last year.
Station Agent James H. Rogers,
Jr., has had promotion by the Bur
lington company, having beer assigned
to Grand Crossing. His many friends
will regret the removal of Mr.. Rogers
from Victory.
Miss Rose, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs L. w Swain, was taken to La
Crosse hospital Wednesday, to be op-
perated on for appendicitis She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Louella
Swain. inst before leaving she was
surprised by a number of her friends,
who presented her with gold ring.
-Hillsboro section has lost many Of
her old and prominent citizens by death
the past winter Daniel Darcey. aged
nearly ninety years. passed awav. He
had lived in Hillsbor6 for more than
half century. Mrs. john b Rice, eighty
FIVE, long time resident Of Greenwood,
is among the late deaths Of that sec
tion. Also Mrs. u. 6. Durkee Of Hills
boro town, aged Fifty.
"A farewell party was held in honor
of Mrs. Theo. Stevehugson at the bon o
Of s.Ir. and Mrs. D. Stevlingson last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stevlingson.
Mrs. n. n. Peterson Of Soldiers Grove,
Mr.. and Mrs II. Stevling Of Westby;
ard MIR. and Mrs T. Sherry were pre-
sent. Mrs. Theo. Stevlingsnn viii lesg-
in the near future for K1ndrick. Idahoe
where her husband is engaged ~ store,
u. W. Curry has sold his general
merchandise business at Woodstock,
Richland county, to A. 3. Fetty Of La
Farge Sir. Fetty was formerly one
Of the craft. being editor Of the La
Farge EnterDrise. We wish Eim we'll
Mr. Curry has also dIap0sedof bis bard
ware building ana stock At Bloom. City
TOD. 81. Shuckhart, still retaining the
farm implement ard undertaking lines.