Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-15
STODDARD

STODDARD, January 7.--Sehepl is closed
for two weeks longer Mrs. Geo. W Wolf
route home from Lacrosse. Mrs. Jane BO-
CERT Of Hustler, Wis, Is visiting AT the home
Of her son. John u. Bogert Fred Rick was
removed TO LaCrosse hospital New Years
day for medical treatment Mrs. George J0-
seph and children have recovered from the flu
and are able 10 be about again Mrs. Henry
Robinson transacted business in IaCrOsse
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Umberger.
who have been quite sick with influenza. are
improving Albert Fiese and children are
visiting relatives in Coon Valley before leAy-
ing for Beloit where they will make their
future home George White taken 20 the
St.Francis hospital at Lacrosse, Sunday, for
treatment and IL reported better Miss Heller
StensIien is III at her home With iphueasa.
Gust Anderson passed away ~ his home sun
day. January 5. after several days iIines9 with
inhuenza. Pneumonia soon followed and al
though everything was done he passed away.
Mr.. Anderson was thirty-three years Of age.
Besides his parents he leaves wife and IL o
daughters and several brother. Funeral ar
rangements have not beea .dade at this time
. Word has been received here by relatives
that Herbert White has returned from France
and Is in a hospital at Camp sherman.
Ohio. having suffered the loss Of his right arm
above iht elbow Elmer 6Tanks, Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Gust Granke, was nome on q ten
DAY fu~inUgh from b naval training casp IN
Maryland, returning New Years Gay, Hc
says ne may De mustered out this month bot
is in hopes ne 20 before he re-
turns home Mr.. and Mrs.. Clarence HoH
FufpFlAe0 thfiF felaiINea ana itifNoHr aBftNinE
here Tuesday morning. having been married
the previous day at tho brides home at Galena.
The bride wBs formerly Miss Elsie Puiver. a
graduate nurse of the Madison saniiarinm.
and piil remain here with relatives until her
husband - mustered out Of the service from
Camp Custer. Michigan, for which place he
left Thursday T.. The many friends Of D. and
Mrs Remer will be pleased 10 learn they have
returned to ChasebnTg. DIR. Rener rendered
his services overseas for several m5n;as. 1.
H. BIashek's clerk, John Hesiip ard Cornell
Easa - sAafa bons f4Ha furn
er having been afflicted with influenza, also
Mrs. Hes'ip and baby, while Cornell suffered an
attack Of iOnsiiitis The St0fdRTd Red Cross
branch has received a shipment Of twtnty-iy
morning bl0uses to be made and returned as
soon as possible. Oar local branch adopted
two war orphans for one year. We all real
ize the necessity Of caring for these children
and are glad 20 contribute the $500 to help
feed and cloihe the two children, boy and a
White has returned TO Coriias. and Helen
White has left for Minneapolis, where they
teach. after spending their vacations al their
parentAI home here Elef kiogc, youngest
von OF Mr. and Mrs. ole Kjos. aged 81 years.
died al his home Monday after several days
i'iress Death caused BY bronchitis and
asthma. The funeral was held THURSDAY, Re-.
s0tde Of Coon Valley officiating ard burial
made IN Lower Coon valley cemetery Pr
waite Walter kObiitz has arrived home having
been dicharRed from the army Telfer Hpk-
and, Sho - with the navy Al Penseroia' Flo
fida. T. enjoying fifteen day fuTieuRh here
with relatives and friends . Henry - Reniz
attended bauksTs' meeting az Nestig on
Tuesday Misses Edna and Dora Bay are
hello" girls at Tire central oHice.
Stoddard News Girl.