Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-02-24
LOCAL JoTTINGs

week in st. Paul.
-Mesdames T. o. Mork and ". d.
MeLees visited La Crosse last week.
-Vircqua w. C. T. u. meets will
Mrs. John Nuzum Tuesday, March 2.
Maurice Lemen is visiting with bis
sister, Mrs. E. L. Cooper. at Rice Lake
Mrs. Grace WHISKY left this after.
noon for Austin. Minnesota, on business.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman came from Hills
boro to spend few days at the home
Of L. c. Boyle
Olaf Hanson of town of Coon de-
liyered his tobacco crop to the Bekke-
dial house Thursday.
Ole G. Olson of Mapes, North Da.
kota, is back for a months visit with
relatives and friends.
--Springville w. C. T. U. meets with
Mrs. Elias Harris for lunch, Thursday,
March a. All are invited.
Mrs. E. C. Truesdale was called tc
Soldiers Grove by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Geo. Camden.
Hillsboro village treasurer was
secured to make inal settlement of all
dues to the county and state.
Mrs. Matthias HOMELAND is here from
| Sparta section and is visiting !.
atives and old time neighbors.
Harold Nichols went to Stoughton
and returned with some work horses to
be used on their farm at Dudley
Mrs. Robert Mason has returned
to her home at Ismay, Montana, after
spending several months in this viein-
ity.
&C. P. Hage has resigned his posi-
tion as agent for the town of Hamburg
insurance company, to take effect April
first.
Mrs. Joseph Buchanan is recover
ing from very sudden attack of ill.,
ness, which Frustrated her a week
since.
F. M. Baker returned last Satur-
day evening from Chippewa Falls,
where he spent several days looking
after business affairs.
AT a recent civil service examina-
ton held here four parties wrote for
the position of rural mail carrier to fill
vacancy at Hillsboro.
Louis Smith and his pupils of the
Springville school gave a box social
Saturday night, making sixteen dollars
to purchase school supplies.
For the first time in many months.
because of illness, Mr.. Hans Thompson
was in the city from North Spring
vile on Saturday, accompanied by his
wife and son.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Dahl. DR.. and
Mrs. VIM. Trowbridge, and Mrs Edith
Lindemann will entertain the Violet
Club at childrens party Friday night
at the home of the former.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Hastings of
Victory are visiting at the A. c. Nor
rison home, and consulting with local
physicians concerning the serious ill.,
ness of their infant daugter.
AT the farm home of Tom McCul-
loch on Saturday night, his birthday
was celebrated by a large gathering of
friends who passed an enjoyable even
ing. Seventy persons were present.
Senator Bennett and Chief Clerk
Munson were home over Sunday, the
legislature having taken a holiday for
Washington anniversary. The senator
is still at home suffering from lumbago.
Lem Hayter and family returned
from Clark county, where they moved
less than year ago They take pos
session of the Jacob Dach farm in
Franklin, as tenants. Mr. Hayter says
they are pleased to get back home in
good old Vernon.
Mrs Flikke, former resident of
Asbury vicinity lately died at her home
in Minneapolis, after long illness
Her brother, Ludwig Stromland, and
neiee, Mrs, Walter Summerfeld. at
tended the funeral. Two brothers re-
turned with them
AT Sparta, Under. Sheriff HOMELAND,
captured Egelen Kittle, charged with
taking quite sum of money from AL
bert Skolous of jefferson Kittle was
arraigned before Judge Pollard, waived
examination till 23d. Mr.. iioveland
says be recovered good portion of the
money from Kittle.
While in the exercise of child sport
on "teeter" board, Sheldon, young
son of Superintendent and Mrs. Gard
ner fell and fractured both bones in
his right arm. In the same neighbor-
hood the youngest daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Bennett. Olga, fractured an
arm while coasting.
MIR. and Mrs. AL Lind we're here
from Hillsboro to make Captain Con.
ner an over-Sunday visit Mrs. Lind
is granddaughter of the Captain
They had with them their son, great
grandson of the old warrior, who bears
his full name, Captain Henry Conner
Lind. 1t was very happy meeting of
kin.
Miss Margaret Ely, of the class of
1915. library school Of University of
Wisconsin, has completed her month s
practice work in our city library and
leaves tonight for West AIlis, where
she has another months work to do.
She has been of great assistance to our
| library and Viroqua people have en-
joyed her stay here.
There will be no full moon this
month. February is the only month
in which such lack ever can occur,
and 1886 was the last yeai with a
moonless February. Occasionally Feb
ruary, with its twenty-eight days
hasn't time for new moon to become
| full. There were two full moons last
month, and there will be two next
month.
| Possibly there are those who NAV
be disappointed that unsavory gossip
and neighbOrhood scandals fails to be
chronicled in the columns of the CENSOR.
Ii has been In the past and will be in
the future, the ain of the editor of
this paper to keep it's columns clean.
free from everything unfit to be read
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