Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-18
LOCAL JoTTINGs

Mrs. G. w. Wilson returned home
from La Crosse. where she successfully
underwent operation.
Philip Appleman went to Lacrosse
to take treatment and a possible oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Chris Davik returned home after
spending few days in Minneapolis and
st. Paul visiting friends.
Rev. Smelly and wife were among
those who went to Minneapolis last
week to church convention.
Mrs. S. M. keir recently returned
| from the state of Oregon, where she
passed the winter with relatives.
Evening of commencement in train
ing school many people were present
from different sections of the county.
Mrs. w. E. Butt has been visiting
her cousins the Bolds on Salem Ridge,
and is now at La Fargo resting up dur
ing hot weather.
Mrs. Sam Aker returned to her
Missouri home on Monday. She came
to attend funeral of her father, the late
Martin DeGarmo.
-Tuhus & Clark have received an
other shipment of the popular Buick
cars. They have disposed of seven
machines the past week.
-Messrs. II. d. and G. ID. Williams
returned from attendance at the Wal
worth county "0ld Settlers Meeting"
They are natives of that county.
Mrs. Flossie Stricken Brearton and
little daughter arrived Tuesday from
Aberdeen, South Dakota, for months
visit at the w. F. Stricken home.
Daniel Weber and wife are visiting
in Montana. During their absence
Mrs. H. l.. Gardner is looking after
domestic affairs at their home in Frank
lin.
Sever Tally received through Frank
A. Chase, big, fine, six cylinder Nit
chell automobile. Edwin Broadhead of
Retreat drove through town with new
Ford.
General Rogers returned from his
second course of treatment in Prairie
du CHEN sanitarium. He feels that
he has relief, but must return in few
days.
Postmaster Smith had few days
visit from his aged father and brother
circuit among relatives in different
places.
AT Asbury church next Saturday
afternoon all interested in the up keep
of the cemetery are urged to turn out
and assist in cleaning and identifying
the grounds.
Miss Ellen Olson resigned the pos
iiisn long held as saleslady in Rogerson
& Dahl's store. She will care for her
aunt, Mrs. Geo. Thompson, who is in
delicate health.
Mrs. o. N. Wig was here to visit
her sister, Mrs. William Garrett and
other relatives, was called home to
Litchfeld, Minnesota, because of ill
ness in her family.
Mis-; DORIS Dyson returned from
her years schooling in Milwaukee
Downer college. Her parents were
! there to return with her, having visit
ed Chicago earlier.
John McIntee of Sag City neighbor-
hood was business caller at the CEN
soR Office. He stated that his father
has been an invalid and unable to leave
the house for thirty. one years.
Miss Hazel Baker went to Sparta
to attend commencement exercises and
visit her sister, Frances, who has taught
there for two years. The two ladies
spent week with La Crosse friends.
The painful news is received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Lieurance of the
death of their daughter, Mrs. Tina Mar
tin, at Memphis, Tennessee. She had
been sick for some time; aged about
thirty years.
Geo. w. Goodman came from For
est town to attend training school ex
ercises, his daughter Coral being one
of the class. BY the way, the young
lady made many friends in the city by
reason of her musical ability.
&C. Mordecai Appleman closed his
school at Baldwin and is now on the
Webster farm for few days. He will
attend summer school at the university.
Mr.. Appleman has been engaged for
principal of Viola school the ensuing
year.
Judge and Mrs. Mahoney and daugh-
ter Nellie, Miss Kathrine Goodell,
Mrs. C. ID. Williams are at Madison
during university commencement this
week The latter's daughter. Miss
Caryl Williams, if one of the class of
five hundred.
The funeral of Thos. A. Thompson |
WAS ihfRely dbtSbuSu al SHt5 City idSt
Wednesday, many accompanying the |
remains from Coon Valley. Relatives
and friends were here from different |
places. Rev. Sovde conducted the ser
vice, interment in the city cemetery.
j. w. Curry motored over from
West Lima, bringing his brother A. u.
from Valley, who is member of the
county normal school board, came for
graduation exercises. Friday they
wheeled to DeSoto and returned, pay
ing a visit to cousin and nephew in
that village.
Harold p. Proctor and wife and
William G. Webb arrived last Thurs
day from California, where they pass
ed several weeks. The boys have be-
come interested in land investments
near Los Angeles and it Is their pur-
pose to work the oil well business for
which that section Of the state is ia
nous.
Thomas EIlefson went to the town
of Coon to see his brother Martin, who
had rib fractured and sustained other
painful injuries in a runaway accident |
while driving home from Cashton on a
recent day. At first it was believed
fracture of the skull had been inflicted, |
but that unhappy situation is relieved
and Martin is getting well.
Rev. K. T. Bayne will commence |
his pastorate for the Congregational |
church at once. Preaching morning |
and evening next Sunday. He has been
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