Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-22
STODDARD

STODDARD, October 1S--John Bo-
CART and family motored to Hustler to
spend the weekend with relatives. 80.
Mrs Mabel Brendel was hostess to a
party of friends at her home, Wednes-
day evening, October Sth. Violin and
piano music furnished part of the
evenings entertainment While the
young people were gathered it was
decided to organize a club. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Mabel Brendel; Vice President, Leona
Koblitz; secretary, Edna Rick; treas
urer, Mildred Blashek. The next
meeting viii be with Miss Zelma Wro-
bel, Tuesday evening, October 21st.
Refreshments were served and very
pleasant. evening spent. Mrs. Ed.
Finstad and daughter Evelyn of Chase
burg, mother and sister of Mrs. Bren-
del were present. Mrs. Ann Bean
and Mrs. Bean, daughter of north
ern Wisconsin, who visited in Viroqua
have returned. On Friday, October
18th, Hartwick diversion and Alice
Twite of this vicinity, were quitely
married at Coon Valley, Rev. Rolqvam
officiating Lydia Twite, sister of the
bride, and Paul diversion, nephew of
the groom, were witnesses to the mar
riage The young couple win reside
on farm near our village. The bride
is teaching on Oak Ridge and will con-
tinue her school work. The groom
saw several month overseas service,
| having enlisted on April 2, 1918.
Mrs. Ralph Hegge and baby of La
| Crosse, visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Twite few days. Mrs. Leona Ko-
| blitz pleasantly entertained a num-
l ho4. ,F f~int,lcs ATaTlox~ nr4n
Der 9th, at her home Vocal and in
strumental musicwas part of the even
ing's entertainment Needle work
kept the young ladies busy and at 10
o'clock luncheon was served. Those
present were: Misses Alberta Pope,
Olga Nuttestad, Edna Bay, Minnie
Steiner, Maize Hanesworth, Zelma
Wrobel, Emma Prokech, Edna Rick
Mildred Blashek Katherine Twite Mel
| lie Bean, Mesdames Mabel Brendel,
:. Mrs. Fife Johnson and son Earl
of Viroqua spent Friday here at the
home of her uncle, Charles Prindel. .
Mrs. Harry Kish of Newton spent
Sunday here with relatives. j.. Miss
Meta Laedeke of the north ridge was
the guest of Lula Hopkins Sunday
Luella, ten year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Billings, is i'll at st.
Francis hospital in La Crosse with
inflamat0ry rheumatism. The coun-
ty postmasters' and carriers meeting
held here on Sunday, October 18th,
was quite largely attended. Owing to
illness Postmaster Coffland of ViroqRa
and Postmaster Skaar of Lacrosse
were unable to attend. Mrs Chas-
Shorey and son Charles and Mrs.
Fourt left, Saturday, for Miles City
Iowa. Mr.. Shorey joined them Thurs
day and they expected to soon leave
for Pecos, Texas, to make their fu-
ture home Mrs. Lucy Robinson re-
Gently purchased the late CharlesDud-
! ley property here, consisting of two
lots, building and printing outfit.
Mrs. C.P.White is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fredericks at Racine.
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Haefner and
Mrs. Miller of Lacrosse, spent We'd
nesday at the home of the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Leo
-. Misses Marcella Wolf and Ruth
| Haven of Savanna, we're weekend
visitors at the home of the formers
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H Blash-
Ok. Miss Zelma Wrobel spent the
weekend at Cassivlle with her broth
err, Adolph . Willie Anderson is i'll
at the Lutheran hospital with pleurisy
He was recently discharged from gov
eminent service. !. :. Word has been re-
ceived here of the marriage of Ger
hard Webbing, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! William Webbing of this vicinity and
Miss Laura Parish of Aberdeen, South
Dakota, at that place, October LIST.
They will reside on large farm near
Aberdeen. !. Obrecht Jazz fiends of
Lacrosse will furnish music for the
dance in Brendel's hall Saturday. DC
tober 25.
Stoddard News Girl.