Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-14
JEFFERSON.

NOTTINGHAM RIDGE, August 5-Elda
Jolivette has been visiting at the home
of Ole Larson, "A gathering of one
hundred people attended picnic at the
home of Leonard Olson. Dinner and
| ice cream was served on the lawn and
the day was enjoyed by, all =. Halle
Hayden has been employed at the home
Of Ole Larson. Miss Clara Fredric-
son attended dance at Newton, Satur-
day night. While picking blackberries,
Peter Fredricson was bitten by d rattle
snake. A physician was called and BY
careful treatment he will recover A
number of young people attended the
dane 1T Nels Knudtson's, Saturday
night :. us Larson and Leonard Olson
made flying trip to Geaca, Friday,
bringing back sixteen gallons ct fish
ed at an automobile, Thursday night,
running from the home Of Roy Cade,
where it was stopped by Halle Hayden
.Elda Jolivette and Melvin Quain
attended the dance at Nels Knudson s
John Thompson had horse struck
by lightning, Wednesday !. Mrs. Mons
Larson and son, John, visited at the
home of Ola Rose, Thursday. jim.
S2RiNGvfLLE, August IL Genie Older,
KEN Morrison and Miss Ruth McMan-
mis- of La Crosse were guests of Miss
Frances Older. IS. S. Chambers and
daughter, Mrs. Jno. Shoults, leave soon
for South Dakota, for an extended visit
with son and brother Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ben johnson, on the z, pair
of twins, boy and girl Matthias Mat
son is erecting a tobacco shed. Miss
Ida Olson of Coon Prairie is employed
at M. Matson's. ole Tanga of Wheat
land town and Albert Walters of JEFF
ferson are assisting Nj. Matson with his
shed Rev. Silas Hoke of Hewitt,
Minnesota, was guest at the home Of
Valentine Hess one day the past week.
-. Weather being inclement the NJ. +
/ Sunday school picnic was postponed
until August Ia. 49,. Jessie Tompkins
of Vir0qua was the guest of Alice Older
part of the past week Emma Thomp-
son is having two weeks vacation.
Mrs. t. M. Buchanan was guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Olson and her sis
ter, Mrs. Orvis German, part of the
week. w. C. Miller is suffering from
an injury to his hand William Prindle
of Genoa was the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Mcdonald one evening
the past week. /. /. Friends of Miss Nina
Bangsberg gave her linen shower one
evening the past week. JAMES.
BENNET's Cor. ERs, August l2- Miss
I Orpha Bakken returned to her home in
La Crosse after an extended visit with
/ her aunt, Mrs. Paul Hanson and other
relatives. H. E. Anderson is right
! in line for improvements, having nice
roomy granary put upon his premises,
John fainter doing the work. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Oluf Hanson of Waukon, have
been visiting at the lady's sister, Mrs.
NJ. B. Thompson and other relatives.
Merchant j. NJ. Bennett is in La Crosse
on business -. Oscar Ramsett, who
was quite severly injured in a runaway
accident has so far recovered as to be
able to be back to his work at H. E.
Anders on 8. Don't forget to attenC
young people society at Mrs. Thost
Thompson next Sunday afternoon.
A very pleasant party was given at tbs
horIe Of Mrs. Sam Mills on Frida!
evening in honor Of Miss Nina Bangs
berg, in the shape of linen shower
The Misses Mildred and Dorothy Gard
ner are visiting at the NJ. B. Thompson
home. Quite number from this placl
attended the WoOdman dance at Purd,
Saturday night in spite Of muddy roads
CORRESPONDENT.