Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07
LOCAL JoTTINGs

sister at Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson spent
Sunday in Cashton.
Summer training school closed last
Friday with picnic.
Floyd Huschka went to La Crosse
for medical treatment.
Mics Olive Parker has resigned her
position at the l0c Store.
Carl Fisher has been added to the
employees at the creamery.
-Frsnk A. Chase has purchased the
Buckles farm in Franklin.
Bert Wilson lie taking fortnight's
vacation from his duties at the post
Office.
Vera Webb returned to Sparta
after weeks visit with Helen Wig
CLINTON.
Rev. and Mrs. Smeby reterned
from their vadation spent in Iowa and
Minnesota.
-Cheeyer Fisher came from Wau-
pun 20 spend few days with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Christina Christianson is Wis
iting at her former home in Plover,
leaving here today.
Ole Davidson and Frank Clancy
autoed through the city to their Sol
diers Grove homes.
Miss Edna Morrison and sister of
Viola, are spending several days in the
city with friends.
Mrs. John Nelson and son, Charles,
have gone to Dakota for an extended
visit with relatives.
-Viroqua W. C. 7. y. meets with
Mrs. Peter Thompson on THURSDAY af-
ternoon of this week.
An 8-pound son was born to Ches-
ter Brye and wife at Newry, on Sunday
last, their first born.
Mrs. Fay P. Briggs and daughter,
Ruth, came from Madison for visit at
the home of Col. Morley.
Miss Hannah jacobson came Sat-
urday for a weeks vacation from her
Office duties at La Crosse.
Mrs. E. V. Wolfe Of Sparta, and
Mrs. Hazel Mannell of Minneapolis,
are at DR.. G. A. Minsbal's.
Miss Agnes Nodtnedt of Mortified,
Minnesota, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Larson.
Herman, George and Alfred Deven-
port accompanied the remains of their
father from the west for burial.
Miss Hazel Smith, Mrs Nelson and
children of Sparta, spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in the city.
John Devlin is reported doing well
in La Crosse hospital, but it will be
some time before he can return home.
John Algaard has sold his farm OF
Asbury Ridge, in Viroqua town, to Jos,
Reed. Mr.. Algaard will move to West
by.
Landlord NJ. w. Twining has pur.
chased the new house on the Stark
lots and will remove there, leaving the
hotel.
p. N. Simonson has exchanged his
92-acre farm in Jefferson to Thomas
Moseng, taking Dunn county place il
the trade.
Mrs. Eugene Denning and little
children returned from Fort Dodge,
Iowa, where she had spent severa
days with relatives
-Mesdames Hesseling, Smell and
Morrison served Refreshments to the w.
r. c. last Saturday, and Keith Lucas
gave selections of Instrumental music,
&C. A. BilIips and wife motored ovel
from Richland Center on Sunday, &C
companied by Miss Alma Nelson. Mrs.
Billips remains for a visit with her par
ents.
John Munson of West Prairie was
in the city, suffering almost with blind
ness as the result of barley beard:
blowing into his eyes. He has secured
relief.
Miss Grace Arlington vas released
from her position at Spring Green, or
being rendered the place of cashier,
made vacant in theoRoman & Felix de.
partment store.
AT last evenings meeting of the
board of education Prof. Frank c. Bray
WAS elected principal and city superin
tendent. This, we understand, compile
ties the full teaching force.
While working on Henry Lake,
new house at Brookville, John Engine
fell from the same, distance of q
feet, quite severely bruising his body
internal injuries have been feared.
"A great time the youngsters. anC
for that matter the older heads, enjoyed
at the annual Methodist Sunday sehoo
! picnic nelu at camp ldle. OlEoHS IOS
went down by the Southeastern, yester
day.
"A farewell party was given Mrs
Chris Oswald by 20 of her old friends
at the home of Mrs. C. M. Asbjornson
Monday afternoon. She was accom-
panied to Newry the next day by Mrs
Asbjornson.
After long and patient suffering
and as with the twinkling of a star
the life of good neighbor and cheer,
friend, Glenn. j. Cherrington, went ou
as he sat at the dinner table on Mon
day. Funeral will be from the resi-
dence on Thursday, at 2 O'Clock.
-Thirty-five tickets were sold at thu
Viroqua station for attendance upol
Buffalo Bills wild west circus, and thu
other towns along the line contributes
still more literally, making well-fille,
train load over the Southeastern. 4
special returned the party in the eve
ming.
A Farewell Surprise