Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-03-24

Mrs. Frank Huschke died in the
town Of Forest.
"A. L. Russell of Sparta was with
Viroqua friends for day.
Lawrence Bigley was called to Sol
diers Grove by the illness of his mother
Messrs FL G. Simpkins and Leon
ard Tracy had business at Lacrosse.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Morrison fell on the
ice near her home, fracturing her left
wrist.
-Chauncy Morley came from Chica-
go to pass weeks vacation with his
parents.
Mr.. Merle Zimmerman, an Ontario
young man, suffered a stroke, but is
recovering.
Ole C. Anderson of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, is renewing friendships
in this community.
AT DeSoto new son has been add
ed to the home of Editor Copper. Con-
gratuations, brother.
The postoffice at Kendall was re-
Gently broken into and robbed of $500
in stamps and cash.
Harvey Wakefield lately moved
from Jefferson to farm in the neigh
DOtnO0Q OF heaQSCOWn.
"A victrola is a new piece of musical
furniture to be added to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. Davis
Miller Louis Thompson remained
at Lacrosse only briefly and is again
home attending to business.
Miss Ethel Atwood returned from
Chicago and Milwaukee, where she Sc
lected spring stock of millinery.
AT Lacrosse, Carl G. Coe of Cash
ton, was elected vice-president of west
ern Wisconsin jewelers. association.
Hugh Morrison and family viii socn
remove here from Madison and become
tenants on the Harvey farm in Sterling
Mrs. f. w. Alexander went to Lib
erty Pole to greet new granddaughter
who came to the home of Fred Alex
ander and wife.
Roy P. Bean and wife have moved
still furthur west, going to Yakima,
Washington, where Roy has govern
ment position.
Miss Florence Hoon and sister,
trained nurses, will soon return to Eng
land and enter upon the Red Cross work
in the cruel Europeon war.
The big ]. K. Underhill farm,
most desirable place, north of Red
Mound, has been sold to John Robb of
Lacrosse. Mr.. Underhill took in part
payment a residence property in La
Crosse.
YESTERDAY was high-water mark
in number of documents and papers
filed in my Office for recording" said
Register of Deeds Mork, to CENSOR
representative, on Friday last. There
were fifty-one of such.
Bert Frohock has changed his sight
ly home and ter acres of land in the
eastern section of town to Ole A. Hen
erickson for his residence property in
the Second ward. Change of posses
sion will soon take place.
The auction sale at Farmers Ex-
change on last Saturday afternoon was
well attended and entirely satisfactory
to the promoters, all furniture selling
well and a part of the machinery. An
other auction viii be held on Saturday
next at O'Clock.
The Woodman ball given at Run
ning's hall Friday evening, although
not an overflow in attendance, was a
most enjoyable party. The mas:c was
a prime factor in making it 80, Prof.
Culver and Mr.. Miagetter contributing
to the pleasure.
AT Whitewater, Lacrosse and Mil
waukee normal school basket ball teams
met for contest. Lacrosse vas sue
cessful % TO q winning the state nor
NAL championship. 10. Roman and Ar
mold Fawcett of this city were present
as either regular members Of the team
or substitutes.
-Jovial, big-hearted Thos. J. Lysne,
a former well-known hotel man and
citizen of ViFoqus. died at bis home in
Lacrosse, aged 70 years. He was
native Of Norway, soldier of the civil
war, man universally liked and re-
spected. He was suceeeded in the ho-
tel business by 0. H. Helgerson