Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-12
round BOUT THE COUNTY
(From the Ia Farge Enterprise

are visiting with relatives. mr.Chase
lrecently sold his interests out there.
Mrs. Roy Cerney left for Mason
City, Iowa, where they viii go to
housekeeping and make their future
home. Mr.. Cerney has gone into the
law business in that city.
Word was received by relatives that
J. w. Galloway was operated on for
gall stones at a Lacrosse hospital.
One hundred fifty-two were removed.
The report is that he is getting along
nicely.
Clyde Yakey arrived home from
overseas and been discharged from
army service. Mr. Yakey is the last
one of the boys from this locality to
return home. He is looking well and
is glad to get home again.
(From the Westby Times)
r. H. Nustad sold John Hanson's
farm near Bloomingdale to B.S.Moss-
holder of the town of Clinton.
DR.. ]. X. Schreiner, of Lacrosse,
was visitor in the village last Satur-
day. The genial doctor is busy as
ever and had but a few moments to
spare here.
Misses Thelma Morterud, of Bloom
ingdale, Hertha Nottestad and Lillian
Rasmussen Lett Tor Lacrosse, where
they will attend business college.
(From the HiIIsboro Sentry
A. G. Sherman went to Lacrosse
to serve on the jury in u. s. Court.
Marva Shivers, of Forest town went
to Madison to take a course of study
in business college.
Delilah, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Jefferies of Hillsboro,
and Lester Galloway of West Lima,
were married November 2, Rev. Frank
Prucia of Wonewoc officiating.
JOS Vanetta of Forest town offers
reward of $25 to the party furnish
ing evidence for the arrest and con-
viction of the parties who did the
damage at his place on halloween
night.
Rem Greeley brought his nine year
old daughter to the hospital Thursday
suffering from acute appendicitis.
She underwent an operation.
Chas. Staley & Son purchased the
Chas. Burton livery barn and the same
will be remodeled throughout and
turned into modern garage.
Wencil Sebranek reports that he
picked red raspberries on October %,
n the garden of Frank Shaker They
were of the second crop, and Mr.. Sc
branek says they were as nice as any
he had seen this yea
The village board is determined to
stop speeding within the city limits
and will employ traffic cops to watch
for speeders. There will be no favors
shown and the first party violating
the traffic ordinance win be prescott
ed.
At st. Aloysius church, on October
Is, Rev Ferdinand Czech officiating,
took place the marriage of Wencil
Stanek and Miss Helen Benes, both
of Union town They were attended
by Jos. F. Stanek and Agnes Benes.
(From the Viola News)
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Harrington are
comfortably located in the Mrs. Lulu
Stormont house for the winter.
A farewell party was given for Mrs.
F.. J. Lanam at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Walter in Mound Park.
They are moving TO Clark county
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Mathews, Mrs.
Lulu Stormont and children left for
Oakland, California, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Llano Ames who has been suf-
fering with severe attack of bronch-
ial pneumonia at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Ames in Mound Park is re-
ported as recovering nicely.
Rev. r. E. Thomas, pastor of the
local Congregational churches, moved
to town and he and family are now
occupying the parsonage recently va
Gated by II. l.. Henthorn.
(From the Cashton Record
VIM. Brody of Montana is spending
few days with relatives and friends
in and about Cashton.
Revs. Rondestvedt of Westby and
Finstad of south of Viroqua, were
visitors in Cashton with Rev. Eijarud
These ministers are of the opinion
that the Cashton Lutheran church
should have an English speaking min
lister and steps have been taken to
have the ground looked over with the
view of securing such pastor who
might take care of the Cashton, Brush
Greek and Rockton congregations.
/ From the De Soto Argusl
Mr. and Mrs. r. p Lotus attended
the soldiers Homecoming reception at
| Genoa.
Arthur Ringgenbach left for Glen
haven, where he viii be employed at
the Burlington depot.
A farewell party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Woman near Red
mound was held, many friends attend
ing. They expect to remove to La
| Crosse.
! 4 Nordrum of IaCrosse is snend-