Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-01
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Mrs Irwin Henry visited at Newry.
Mrs. Levi Cole was a caller from
Red Mound today.
Mrs E. M. Nye departed for visit
with Montana relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. l.. Peterson paid a visit to
her uncle, William Lake, at Caledonia.
BENZ. Odell was among our Satur
uay visitors from Victory neighborhood.
Miss Ella Fox will tie comforters
for people desiring that kind of work.
Mrs Robert Arnold came from
Minnesota to viz / her sister aud
friends.
Mrs. Doarr of Springville, was with
her daughter, Mrs. N. D. McLees in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter HAY have been
visiting their relatives, the Riley fam
lies, at Onalaska.
Station Agent Oliver Helgeson and
family are domiciled in the residence
lately vacated by DIR. Surenson.
Fred Wise and wife of Canada. ].
Z. Bigley and wife of Tounah, arrived
to attend funeral of Daniel Wise.
After an absence of thirty-one years
MIR. A. Sterling of Missouri. has been
visiting native haunts about Retreat.
Ed. Wig was at Ontario superin-
tending the construction and filling of
new silo on the Knudson- Wig stock
farm.
p. A. Vance has disposed of his
photograph business at La Fargo and
moved to the farm of VIM. West near
this city.
One of E. H. Officers warkmen
Carl Keiferbach, suffered from a bruis-
ed finger. which compelled him to Law
off from his drive.
Mr.. Gus Theige, one of the leading
farmers of Viroqua town, had the mis-
fortune of getting his hand Injured in a
corn cutting machine.
Mrs. John Layer, veil known in
Niroqua, died at her Lacrosse home.
She was mother of Herman Layer, a
former business man of this city.
The reception rendered Rev. and
mrs j. Il. Cook, last evening, was a
hearty greeting to the new pastor and
his wife. A great tbrong attended.
-Richland county had bad weather
conditions for her fair 1t was cOntin.
ued into Saturday, with big attendance
the last two days, which proved fine.
"A thirteen-year-o daughter of o.
A. Nustad died at Westby. The Nus
tads lived in this city for some wears.
The mother was killed in an accident
IN Sawyer county,
Monday night, October s. will be
anniversary meeting of the Rebekah
lodge. All Rebekahs with their hus-
bands or friend are invited. Program
and refreshments.
&C. 0. Johnson has sold his Westby
coal and wood business to the Bekke-
dal Lumber Company and will soon be-
come manager of that branch of the
Bekkedal business at Westby.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Kelly writes the
CENSOR to change her paper from Min
eral Point to Madison, 1919 West John
son street. where they will be gratified
to greet all Vifoqua folk who may be
at the capital city.
Chris Homstad and family have
removed from Westby to this city, Mr..
Homstad accepting position as sales
man win Rogerson & Dahl. He was
longtime and valued clerk in the farm
ers' store at Westby.
ID. W. Cheney, one of Sparta's
best known citizens, died suddenly on
Saturday night. He was So years old,
former bank president and member of
the legislature. a member of one of the
oldest and most influential of Spartas
pioneer families.
Mrs, Mary Tomkins and daughter
Jessie departed for Salem. Oregon.
where they viii remain permanently.
Mrs. Tomkins is a longtime resident
Of Spriugville, and she leaves many
personal friends here who will extend
best wishes in the new home.
Clarence Cummins is still improv-
ing in health under the care of DR..
MeEiwee, the Madison specialist. Mr..
Cummins' breakdown was dee 70
goitre, the presence of which hat net
been discovered until be consulted Dr.
McElwee. No doubt there are many
persons whose ill-health may be attr;-
buted to goitres.