Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
Henry Shelton came over fir or
Hifsboro on Monday.

Henry Shelton came over fir ON
Hillsboro on Monday.
Mrs. F. <. Morley went to Ripor
because of continued illness of her par.
ent.
Mics Helen Baldwin entertained a
party Of little friends on her sixth an
niversary.
His friends will be pleased to knew
that John nevlin underwent delicate
surgical operation at Rochester on Mon
day, and is getting alorg we'll
-Rooert Kendall. janitor at the Bank
of Viroqua, fell on slippery walk and
fractured his right wrist. He is in
capacitRted to perform his regular work.
Chairman Emil Erickson was over
from Whitestown on Tuesday. Today
ne and Mrs Erickson viii take their
five-year-old daughter to Lacrosse for
operation for appendicitis.
"A Il rge delegation of stockholders
went to Lacrosse on Tuesday TO at
tend annual meeting of the c. opera
tive packing plant They were brought
home in the evening by special train.
Mrs Flora 0utcelt and daughter OF
Coon Valley passed Sunday with Mrs.
Lemach Graham at the Norris hospital.
Mrs L. A Douglas came from Lacrosse
to assist her mother 10 the hospital
work for week.
"A mask ball will be given at New.
ton hall, by John Hass, on Saturday
evening, January q, to which all are
invited. Groskopf and Morrison or.
chestra will furnish music. Oyster
supper served Strict order maintained
Oscar Mcdonald, 20-year- old sor
of Sherman Mcdonald of Clinton, died
from diphtheria on Friday last, safter a
few days illness. 1t will be remem-
bered that an older brother died sud-
denly last September.
The Hillsboro Milling Company has
served an injunction on officers of the
local railroad to prevent grading along
the mill pond in that village. 1t will
be heard by Judge Higbee soon. Sen
ator Bennett and Register Mork were
at Lacrosse on the matter.
"A dispatch came from Waterloo,
Iowa, yesterday, stating that Nelson
Allen had died suddenly there. No par
ticulars. The remains are expected
here this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
went to Iowa to spend the winter with
their son.
Rev. Stevens, lately of Milwaukee,
and now Viroqua's Congregational min
lister, assumed charge of his new pas
toral work last Sunday services morn
ing and evening Rev. Stevens leaves
a pleasing impression both socially and
as a speaker-a man of power and ear
nestness in his calling A reception
will be rendered to Rev. and Mrs. Stew
ems at the church parlors Thursday
evening from 1880 to 900 o'clock.
One of the most pathe tic things that
has come 20 Us 70 record is the sudden
grief that has fallen upon Mr. and Mira
Robert fainter. the death of their lit
tie boys, the eldest, Russell. years,
being taken Thursday evening; DeVern,
9 months, Sunday evening, from whoop-
ing cough. Services were held at the
home of j. NJ fainter. Tuesday after
n Don, conducted by Rev. Stevens, the
little angel forms laid away in one cas-
ket. The young parents have been here
for some weeks visiting Mr. Tainter's
parents. Their home is at Ogden, Utah.
Their hearts go out for the many acts
of kindness and sympathy shown them
in their affection.
"A very happy home wedding was
solemnized at noon. today, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. B. Potts, when
their daughter, Miss Bonnie, was joined
in marriage with Mr.. Van S. Bell, of
Canada, and the early afternoon train
bore them away 10 their far northern
farm home, where Mr. Bell has acquir-
ed fine landed estate during his seven
years residence. The wedding priv
ate family affair, Rev. Rutter offieiat-
ing. The bride is one Viroqus's ehoic-
est daughters, a young woman Of edu-
cation, christian character, a trained
teacher, graduate Of the county normal
She ought to make home a thing of
real Joy IL was during their school
days in Viroqua that the seed was sown
that brought forth today's harvest. The
very best wishes Of many friends ae-
company them to their northern home.