Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-05-28
w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs

w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Hans Grooming next Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Dawson was in
Westby on business Thursday.
-Early Rose and Early Ohio seed
potatoes for sale at Williams Feed
Store.
III. f. Rogers is remodeling and
improving the old General Rogers res
idence.
--Asbury ladies aid will meet Fri
day, June 6, at the farm home of j.
w. Friddell.
Mrs. ]. Henry Bennett spent a
week with her husband and daughter
at Madison.
Ole Ruud has moved his family
into rooms above the bakery recently
purchased by him.
Annual rummage sale Of the Con-
gregational church viii be held Sat
urday, June 7th.
After spending the winter with
her aunt at Turtle Lake, Miss Luna
Costing is at home again.
VIM. Dolen, chairman Of the coun-
ty board, of Clinton town, had bust
ness in Viroqua Thursday.
Mrs. G. E. Buffers left Friday for
Camp Grant to meet her husband,
Captain Buffers, just back from the
great war.
old friends were pleased to greet
James Billings who came from Cali
fornia last week after spending the
winter there.
After delightful winters So
journ in the perpetual summer of Cal
| ifornia, Mrs. j. NJ. Rusk and daughter
have arrived home.
Mrs. VIM. Stricken has sold the
old Stricken home to her son-in-law,
Charlie Rhodes, and will erect a small
er house on the lot for her own use.
twenty-five friends were enter
tanned at 900" by Miss Eta Butt
and Miss Kate Goodell at the Col.
Butt home Thursday evening, Mrs.
w. E. Butt and Miss Lucy Dawson
winning the prizes.
As narrow an escape from death
as has happened in this city for some
time came to St.Elmo Legler Thurs
day when the little four-year-old lad
tried to catch q ride on moving
truck. He sustained a broken limb
and many severe and painful injuries,
but will recover.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh arrived in
Viroqua Friday for an indefinite stay
Friends are pleased to welcome her
back. She has been living at Ameri-
can Falls, Idaho, visiting in South Da-
! kota and Lacrosse before coming here
| The fine Christensen herd OF
| Guernsey cattle were brought up from
/ the West Prairie farm Thursday, and
shipped to the sale at Waukesha
Many are the pangs of regret among
Vernon county farmers over the loss
of these fine blooded animals.
w. c. Miller and f. A. Reed, see
rotary and president respectively OF
the Springville cemetery association
wish to sincerely thank all those woh
have aided the society with donations
They are putting the cemetery in nice
shape.
The Misses Ella Wise and Ha-
eel Larson, who went to Chicago u
take up nursing, did not find it ia
their liking. Miss Larson returned
and Miss Wise went on to visit her
brother in Columbus, Ohio.
The Censor and other friends OF
the Ware family, are in receipt OF
commencement cards announcing the
graduation Of Master Glenn j. Ware
from Necedah high school, and con.
lgratulations to the parents and young
man are in order. Glenn was a mere
"kid" when the Wares moved from
Viroqua to Necedah.
-Cunilda Hougen,of Franklin town
expired suddenly from heartfailure
| Sunday. Deceased was unmarried
NEARLY 81 years of age, living on the
farm with her brother and sister Par.
ents passed away many years ago
| She was born in Norway. Funeral is
being held this afternoon, services con
dtcted bv Rev. Smeby.