Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-10
LOCAL JoTTINGs

! To- NuEIc AuItHAA6lSDll suffering
frota fractured arm.
Mrs. May Swenson spent several
days with La Crosse friends.
-Sherm Hssting and family of Genoa
are visiting relatives IN this city.
Born TO DR.. A. j. Moe and wife at
Heron Lake, Monday, the 9Th, a son
E w. Hazen has been confined to
ms hor1e, Sowing to an injury to his foot
Keith Peterson underwent an oper-
alton for goitre at Lacrosse last week.
Mrs NJ. }. Sallender Of Retreat is
taking treatment at the Viroqua hos
pital.
Judge 1ahoney was at the state
capital last week to attend session of
university regents
Lars ], Brye and family have NOV
! ed from the farm and are occupying
their rssideree N town.
M. E. aid a.. be entertained on
"Wednesday. insteedo Of Thursday, March
le, az formerly voted upss.
Mrs. F. NJ. fowler entertained
Monday evening at Small dinner par
ty for Mrs. Faifehid OF Racine.
Wilson Mills Of Vest Prairie is
about to move to this city, having pur-
chased the Henry Wiie cottage.
Mrs. Richard Arnold spent a day
with her sister, Mrs. Ed Norris, while
enroute home TO Viola from a visit in
Adams county.
George HoFnby Of Dach Ridge was
operated on at the Vlroqua hospital for
an infection of the head His condition
is satisfactory.
J. E Nuzam sold his farm at
Folsom to Victor jacobson, MIR. Jacob
son 3 farm near Pufdy beng purchased
by his brother.
+. A. Wiganowsky has taken posses
sion Of his residence in the city, and
Yrs. Sordahl is now settled upon the
WiganowskY farm.
Who will 5e the first to boost by
placing live stock, wagons, I'm imple
ments or furniture on sale at j ohnson' 8
Farmers Exchange.
Mr.. o. J. FjUsne went to Coon Val
ley to accept position with the mer-
camille company, reorganized with ID.
o. Stevlingson at the head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Of Argusville,
North Dakota, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Gardner was formerly Miss Mary
Flemmer, several years resident here.
Mrs John NJ Bennett and Martin
B. Thompson came from Lacrosse Sat
urday evening, where they visited a
sister who is seriously i'll at hospital.
Mason Bainbridge of Platteville,
who took part in one of the series of
normal debates at Lacrosse, spent Sat
urday with his sister Clara in Viroqua.
Asa Z. Groves was in the city on
business. With his brother John, Mad
ison as headquarters, they are booming
Texas fruit lands, escorting parties
there to look over the situation.
Mr.. A. H, Kegley came from Green
wood town to drive home twenty-five
head of young cattle purchased for him
by j. E. Shreve. He says the east end
of the county is short of feeders.
Mrs Lars Roberg of Litchfield.
Minnesota, Mrs l. Knudson of Lacrosse
and Mrs. Rudolph Bretling of Cashton
were in the city on Friday and Satur-
day visiting at Ole Roberg's and other
| friends.
"A party of twelve ladies gave Mrs.
W. E. Butt pleasant surprise at the
home of Col Butt, Thursday evening
Three tables of 800" were played,
prizes were taken by Mrs c. c Culver
and Mrs. r. E Wolfgram.
The local lodge of Royal NEG hbors
is having quite a boom, accepting a
number of candidates who will soon be
initiated The twentieth anniversary
as a beneficiary organization will be
fittingly observed during this month,
"A lOc social will be held in the
amusement rooms of the new Metho-
dist church A good progr0m has been
arranged and there will be plenty of
good things to eat. Date is March 10,
at 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
Members of the training school had
pleasant time at Geography party
at the school building, Thursday even
| ing Various samples of products were
/ on exhibition, and a short program rem
| dered, after which dainty lunch was
! served.
Hans F. Larson was absent for
few days, making business trip to
the granite quarries in Marathon and
other counties of the north He made
| purchases of desirable stones for GUS
toners of Larson Brothers monument
works.
49, Mrs. Elvin Snodgrass came from
! Lacrosse, on account of the critical ILL
ness of her aunt, Mrs. Amos Green.
Miss Bell Ady of Sparta, Mrs. Chas.
Lieurance and son of Montana, and
Will Tilton of Chippewa Falls were al
so here.
Andrew Stromland and Miss Anne
liza Peterson, both of Asbury neighbOr-
hood were married on Wednesday, and
immediately began home-making in the
new farm residence the groom had pre-
pared. A rousing serenade was given
Thursday night.
Mrs A. C. Hook returned from
Cazenovia, where she was called by the
serious illness of daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Myers, who is now recovering from an
attack Of pneumonia. She was ac-
companied home by another daughter.
Mrs r. Masharll
Allen Graves has returned from
Vancouver, B. c., where he has been
employed for the past two years as
civil engineer, Before leaving the west
he participated in very extended hunt
ing trip in the northern wilds of British
Columbia, and he brings with him many
rare pelts as an evidence OF his prowess.
James b. johnson, who was en-
{ piDvPd in nppvRr hIlt returned home