Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-02
LEGAL JoTTnNGs

Mrs A. Hofnanu ana oaugntef VIE
tied relatives at Coon Valley.
Miss Emma Sine Of ST Paul visit
ed relatives here the past week.
Hon. Edgar Emo of Valley mas been
taking treatment in q Lacrosse hospi-
tai.
Chairman Adolph C. Brye was over
f-om Coon on Saturday, called here on
business.
Morris ChampIain of Billings Creek,
who has been i'll for several years, died
last week.
Hiram Faulkner of Fulton, Illinois.
viewed old scenes and renewed friend
ships at Newton.
Mr.. Andrew H. Natwick, long time
business man and prominent resident,
died at Soldiers Grove.
Our bachelor friend, N. c. Peter
son, spent few days with hisnephew,
DR.. Carl Peterson at Cashton.
Herbert A. Beach, former editor
of the Crawford County Press, died at
Prairie du Chen, eyed 6fty-seven.
Harold Eckhardt came up from
Madison Tor an over-Sunday visit to the
home of his parents on Asbury ridge.
AS has been his custom ever since
removing from Viroqua, Elijah Tilton
was on hand to join his old comrades
in memorial day exercises.
Wade Harrington arrived home
from Milwaukee, having closed his first
years work as student in the dental
department of Marquette college.
Where are you going this summer?
Don't know, but it seems 80 if it " ould
be discretion to go where the steam
heat can be turned on az a moments
notice.
FIRST steamboat excursion of the
season on the upper Mississippi was
given yesterday, from Lansing to La
Crosse, taking DeSoto, Victory, and
Genoa people.
DIR. Ernest E. Chase, former La
Fargo community boy, has been APP
pointed assistant veterinarian in Ore
gon, where he moved some years ago.
He resides in Portland.
Senator Bennett was scheduled to
deliver the memorial address at Ago
ma, city il the eastern section of the
state, but for some reason the exer-
cises were abandoned, and he spent the
day at home.
The county jury commissioners met
IN this city on recent day to perform
duties. Chairman Joseph HauRh of
Union town WIS APPOINTED by Judge
Higbee 70 fill vacancy caused by the
death of r. P. Dalton.
Supervisor j. ]. Marshall and wife
of LaFarge are off for a summers Wis
it and business mission in the Dakotas,
Montana, Washington and viii probab-
ly witness the California expositiOns
before returning.
Mr.. Lamphier living east Of La
Fargo met with a painful accident
While using a wrench on a machine i
slipped and the thumb of his hand was
forced into one of his eyes injuring it
in such a way that the eye ball will
have 10 be removed Enterprise
DIR. G0rsline and wife departed for
their Chicago home on Thursday morn
ing last, pushing their way through the
mud and rain, arriving at Stoughton
before night. distance of 1876 miles.
They report having to drive through
water to the automobile box six differ
ent times along the Wisconsin river.
The family and friends of Mr.. Geo.
Grossman are sorely grieved because
of the fact that he has been adjudged
mentally unbalanced following a gem
eral breakdown some time ago. He
has been treated at sanatari1m, but
relief did not come. hence by Sparta
physicians he was committed to Men
dota hospital.
Rev. C. L. Clifford officiated at a
wedding in Alma Center, Jaeksoncoun-
ty, Monday evening. The groom, Ches-
ter McMullen, is express man on the
Viroqua branch, and the bride, Miss
Edna Rigs, has resided near Alma Gen.
ter. The couple will reside at Sparta.
Sparta Herald.
The county board Of education, com.
prised of William Dolen, chairman; W.
C. Williams, secretary: DIR. John Shee,
Frank r. Emo and c. E. Davenport,
convened in this city last Saturday for
transaction of business. One of the Of
fetal acts of the board is the carving
out Of new Joint school district from
territory in Viroqua, Franklin, Kicka-
poo and Liberty towns, where a new
school house will be erected the present
season of brick and tile. to be located
between the homes of Fred Lake and
7. 7. Thorson.
AT st. Paul, May Is, occurred the
marriage of Miss Bessie Weavil, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom WeaYil of vi
roqua to M. L. Hagen of that city.
Bessie is enc of Viroqua accomplished
young ladies'. having graduated from
the local high school md later from the
Lacrosse normal, after which she taught
two years at Arcadia. She has many
friends whose best wishes follow her to
her new home. Mr.. Hagen is in bust.
ness at st. Paul, where they will re-
side.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Fisher of Val
ders, Wisconsin, visited with his sister.
Mrs. Ira Casperson a few DAYS last
week. Mr.. Fisher left Viroqua about
year ago, locating at Valders, and on
May II was united in marriage TO Miss
Elsie Horstman of that place. The
young people were on their wedding
trip, and went from here to Waupun e
visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher.
parents of the groom.
A paper from Mason City, Iowa.
contains the news of the death of Frank
E. Long. of the well known stock com
pany which bears his name. His death
occurred III a sanitarium in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Long is well known here his com
pany having filed many engagements
in our city and during his visits here he
made many friends who will be sorry
to learn of his death. Mr.. Long and
the editor of the CENSOR were born in
the same Iowa hamlet and apprenticed