Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-19
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Lincoln Chautauqua opens July
10, closes Is.
Nomination papers have com
menced to circulate.
Mrs. r. w. Baldwin and little
daughters are visiting the parental
home in state OF Iowa.
Earl fainter arrived home from
South Dakota, where he taught the
past year.
Mrs. Ed Peterson went to South
Dakota to visit her parents. She was
accompanied by her children.
-Childrens' day exercises will be
held in the Methodist church next
Sunday evening. Public is invited
Mrs. S. J. Sauer and little son are
passing a few weeks at the lady's
parental home at Austin, Minnesota.
Members of the Junior Whist
Club and their husbands held picnic
at Maple Dale last Wednesday even
ing.
Ladies, examine those fine trim
med hats at Mrs. Larson's millinery
store. They are all going at half
price.
Miss May Williams went to Chi
cago to take up the courses in the
university summer school of three
months.
Attention is called to the fact
that children are not permitted to
drive automobiles about the city. The
lawful roc is sixteen years.
Rev H. c. Smeby and family left
today for a months outing at their
parental homes at Albert Lea, Min
nesota They motored through.
-Mesdames McAuley and Tower
of Mt.Sterling, were guests at Col.
Butts. They recently returned from
California, after a winters sojourn.
Miss Mary Cooper arrived from
the east to pass the season with her
aunt and cousin at the Rusk home,
as has been her custom for some
years.
Miss Do lthy Packard is home
for summer. She graduated from
the Minneapolis school of kindergar-
tening and expects to teach that as
school work.
Miss Anna Liska, who, with Miss
Alta Moore, taught in Dolan graded
school the past year, was in the city
visiting friends before returning to
her Greenwood home.
Miss Vivian Fawcett is a happy
young lady, and her friends rejoice
with her because of her graduation
from Milwaukee state Normal school
at the late commencement.
Leslie Slack has again changed
locations, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
to Bloomington, Illinois, where he
receives an advance salary of so per
week as window dresses in a large de-
partment store.
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Mrs. Ida Bjerk- Patterson arrived
home from Rochester, having sub
mitted to an operation at the Mayo
hospital This being the fourth time
Mrs. Patterson has been under the
influence of anestheties in six months
ana during three months hospital
treatment. She tells US she is feel
ing much improved at this writing
and we hope it will continue. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Patterson.
Prof. Martin Nelson, dean of the
Arkansas state agricultural college,
surprised his friends and relatives by
dropping in upon them for a day.
With a party Of scientific agricultural
workers of Arkansas and other south
ern states, a trip of observation and
study was being made, and of course
Wisconsin was the point of most in
terest, especially our agricultural col
lege and dairying interest. Martin
says the south is making great strides
exceptionally and commercially.