Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-17


deals to report. He is at your service
all 10 time, and will sell your prop
erty il it can be sold.
Mrs. J. A. Moen visited among rel
atives at Cashton.
Miss Ella Lepage returned from
spending the winter in Iowa.
Mrs. George Welch has been quite
ill, having a bad attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. John Fortnev has moved into
town, occupying the Earl Slack pro-
perty.
Will Rumsey moved from Newton
upon his new farm, the Tennis Gabriel
son place.
-Mesdames ]. E. Cooke ard A. E.
Smith entertained the home circle at
the parsonage Friday afternoon.
"A party of young people were en-
tertained at the farm home of Jesse
Silbaugh one evening last week.
Miss Jessie Kish is at Lacrosse
hospital where she recently underwent
a successful operation for appendicitis.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Weleh came
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with his parents, George WEIGH and
wife.
Mrs. E. j. Ogden left on Saturday
morning for visit with her daughter
at Marshfield and a sister-in-law at
Millston, this state.
Mrs. A. j. Smith of Delevan, Min
nesota, spent Thursday with her broth
er, Lyle Tate. She has passed the win
ter with relatives at Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Davis of Re-
treat made Z brief visit with her par
ents, MIR. end Mrs. Morgan Miss Maud
Morgan accompanied them home.
The Congregational recreation room
is nearing completion and will be form
ally dedicated by the Christian Endeav-
or at their service Sunday evening.
= MIR. and Mrs. Richard Macaulay
are glad to learn of the improvement
in the condition of their son at LAT Crosse,
who passed through a siege of pneu-
monia
-Mre. Christina Jacobson, who came
from Lacrosse to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Lind, visited her son,
Stiner, Of this city and relatives at
Purdy.
Mrs. Dave LieHrance came from
Sparta on Friday to spend the day with
Mrs. Amos Green. All are pleased
over the improved condition of Mrs.
Green.
Col. G. E. Morley received a Sun
day visit from his brother, Wallace, of
Fond du Lac. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kel-
logg of Kickapoo Center and Miss Ed
it'll Morley of Readstown also visited
the Morley home.
Mrs j. M, Bennett and Mrs. NIB.
Thompson were called to Lacrosse on
a recent day on account of the serious
condition of sister at the hospital.
Her condition has later been reported
somewhat improved.
M. j. Smith, superintendent of a
paper mill at Ladysmith. spent couple
of days at the home of Col. Morley, GO
ing to Brush Hollow to visit the Nc
Geary families. Mr.. Smith is an old
friend and schoolmate of Mrs. Morley
in the Buckeye" state.
Mrs. Seth T. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Wakeman and Miss Gladys Nelson
of Sparta, came Saturday, remaining
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Mr.. Wakeman and Miss Nelson received
the rite of baptism at the Christian
church.
Pastor Bayne delivered q master
full sermon at the Congregational church
Sunday evening, speaking on Victor
Hugo's great character Jean Vatican
in Les Miserables. Next Sunday even
ing, he will portray the character Peer
Gynt as created by Ibsen IN his won
derful book Of that name. Mr.. Mai
getter will also render solos on the my
rambaphone.
Mrs. Sizer, state organizer and lee
turer for the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, spoke at Congregation
al, United Lutheran an Methodist
churches on Sunday. Mrs. Sizer is a
lady of pleasing personality and pos.
sesses marked platform ability. Her
efforts here were in behalf of increas-
ing membership of the local union, good
success crcwning her work.
On Friday evening of last week, a
party of young ladies' assembled at the
home of f. W. Alexander on a mission
of sisterly love that is most commend.
able. It will be remembered that Miss
Bonnie Potts lost all of her personal
effects in the fire which destroyed the
Adams residence near Bloomingdale
last week. Donations of material from
many parties and the busy needles of
the young ladies' soon resulted in pro-
ducing donation package that viii,
surely be most appreciated by Miss
Potts.
"A pleasant surprise was sprung on
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bennett on Sunday
last when a crowd of neighbors and
friends, numbering a good strong hun
dred, gathered at their home about the
noon hour, laden with everything that
goes to make up an elegant dinner
Feasting was soon in order and a very
enjoyable afternoon and evening was
spent. This was in the shape of fare
well to Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, who
will move back to Virioqus about April
lst The BENEFITS have made a host
OF warm friends during their eie ht
years stay among Us, who all regret
their moving away. A purse of $28
was made up and presented TO the
worthy couple with which to purchase
something to their liking in remem-
hranef. of fhia oocafiou