Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-02-25
SHORT LOCAL MENTION
kitty Gordon Friday.

-hitIy GOfdOn fTiQay.
Louis Hendrickson is now employ
ed at T. I. Sanwick's clothing store.
Mrs. P. Biddison spent the week
end at the home of her son, DR.. Bid
Olson, at West Salem.
Will Groves went TO DeSoto TO
assist in the care of his sisters fam
lily, Mrs. c. F. Mcdowell.
Allen Graves dropped in from the
west to spend a day or two with his
parents and the old friends.
Gale Smith has found it advisable
TO seek further hospital treatment,
He underwent operation in Milwaukee.
Mrs. ]. E. Shreve went to Hills
boro Monday to assist in the care of
relatives afflicted with the flu
Mrs. f. w. Hazen entertained the
bridge club on Tuesday, Mesdames
Boyle and Dahl won the prizes.
DO you want to borrow some
money at 51a per cent interest? 1t
won't last long at that figure. See
Anderson & Lavold.
Hugo Thompson has so far re-
covered from his critical illness as to
be able to sit up, and steady improve
ment is expected.
Chester Paulsen returned from
Milwaukee business college on Mon
day morning ready for the seasons
work of selling Paige and Chalmers
cars.
Chassis for the new chemical
truck has already been shipped from
the Nash factory to Minneapolis.
Charlie Honaker was there attending
to its shipment.
Louis Anderson of Pleasant ridge
tells the Censor that his wife is gradu-
ally recovering in a Waukesha sani-
forum, where she has been treated
for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bangsburg
go to Lacrosse to spend about two
months, after which they expect to
buy farm, probably in old Vernon
at least we hope so.
On Friday, Harold Cowden fin
ished moving to his farm on Pleasant
Ridge,t old Paulsen place-and may
all be well and profitable with them is
the wish of many friends.
The annual meeting of the Bish-
op Branch cheese company will be
held Saturday, February %, at the
factory at 8 o'clock in the evening.
Leon Primmer, President.
The approaching marriage of
Miss Edith fainter, kindergarten
teacher in the city schools, is announc-
ed for February %, to Mr. Rudolph
Preus of Mason City, Iowa
Mrs. +. Fl. Brown of Cashton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Moen.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Moen
has practically recovered from long
and serious seige of pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Running was called
to Minneapolis to attend the funeral
&C hnFs vnsora ATahaI EJnYoav, Cl,c
a daughter of Ms. Tony Hanson, nee
Tilda Fremstad, former resident of
this vicinity.
After spending a month at her
parental home, Miss Clara Swenson
left last Wednesday for Atlanta, Geor-
gia, where she has accepted a position
as Sanitary Inspector at the Army
Hospital at Camp Mcpherson.
Engineer Johnson, at the County
Training school, demonstrated his pa
triotism and thoughtfulness of the
propriety of things by flying the
American emblem from the flag staff
on Sunday, Washington's anniversary.
Martin G. Olson of Sarles, North
Dakota, dropped in on the old home
friends for a day. Mr.. Olson was
raised near Bristow, going to Chicago
to purchase a carload of wire to be
used on his big Intersection farm
near Sarles.
Three gentlemen have been in the
city this week making adjustment of
insurance losses caused by destruction
of the Masonic temple and Tate block
and surrounding properties. So far
as perfected the adjustments appear
to be very satisfactory.
Rev. Adolph B. Roseland, pastor
of Grace Lutheran church at Eau
Claire, came Saturday for visit with
his brother, l.. NJ. Roseland, and filled
the Lutheran church pulpit Sunday
He returned Tuesday. The gentleman
is powerful preacher and singer.
Miss Blanche Running entertain
ed Wednesday evening in honor of the
approaching wedding of Miss Edith
fainter. Those present were Phoebe
Gross, Grace Dinsdale, Jean Startling,
Xena Cade, Vida Eckhart, Flo Rogers,
Anna Bue, Mrs. Sathe, Laura Chase.
! Owing to the flu situation it was
decided not to hold a dance at the
Opera House Saturday night of this
week, but it is hoped and expected
that conditions will be near enough
normal to permit if its being held Sat-
urday night, March 9th and regularly
! thereafter.
The hardware trade and general
public will be pleased to learn that
Sam Sauer will I've back in business
about the middle of March, occupying
the old Weistenberg hotel Sam has
had hard luck in Viroqua in the loss
of partner by death and business by
fire, and we trust his star of i'll luck
/ has now set