Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-30
SHORT LOCAL MENTION


George Thompson notored over
from Hillsboro Monday afternoon.
Mrs. II. c. Bryan and children left
Tuesday for their new home in Wood
county
Miss Alice Hudek Of Garnavillo,
Iowa, is visiting at the { J. Kuebler
home.
The W. C. T. U. WI meet with
Mrs. Bertha Hanson ne, Tuesday,
July 9Th.
Mrs. John Heck and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Sisbach were Sparta visitors on
Sunday.
DR.. R. W. Baldwin and O. G.
Brown are north on trout fishing
trip.
Rev. J. E. Reed and wife and Ber-
nice Eastman of Lansing, Iowa, are
visiting relatives here.
Arthur Mccall and wife passed
the week end with theil children at
Prairie du Chen.
%. 0. Tuhus and vii and Mabel
and Kenneth TuhuS, ana A. f. Sur
enson motored to Chieag Friday.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Alleu came Tues
day from Lacrosse to vis at Spring
vile with Mr.. and Mrs. { y. German
for a week.
Mrs. c. L. Weber ana .vo children
came Wednesday to ma her home
with her parents. Mr.. an Mrs. d. +.
Allen.
The cream station win be open
Monday forenoon for the eeneft of its
patrons who wish to q iyer cream
that day.
Matthew Baker and family from
Wineconne stopped at thu H. A. Cade
place Friday night on heir way to
California. Miss Xena accompanied
them. to be gone until September.
Chevrolet Dealer Emil j. Han
son has some 400 Chevrolet touring
cars now on the road. Better drop
in and look them over Wien they ar
rive, before buying.
L L. Melvin and family arrived
Saturday from Great Falls, Montana,
to spend few days at me old farm
home on the Kickapoo and visit rela-
tives and friends.
Rev. Harris, George Groves and
John Stoll spent "Wednesday and the
next day at Trout Falls and returned
with twenty-sevn of the speckeled
beauties. Tom Buchanan and T. b.
Smell had good luck there Sunday and
Monday
Miss Ethel Mccall returned home
Saturday from Ruth. Nevada, where
she has been Principal Of the city
school for the past year. On her way
home she visited her sister, Mrs. J. ].
Mckenna at Prairie du CHEN.
DR.. J. +. Beck and wife. of Maus-
ton, and Rev. J. w. Harris of Por-
tage motored to Viroqua Monday to
visit with Rev. f. Harris They ran
into the storm and were from two to
nine o'clock making the 60 mile trip.
Clarke & Fehlberg have Just sold
Matthias Nelson a Mueller Pipeless
Furnace. The supply is running low
and you had better get your order in
early for one of these fine heating
plants.
Mrs. John Kendall is here from
the west for visit Her husband.
Captain John Kendall, was ordered to
the Philippines for duty there, but the
detachment was ordered back after
reaching the island of Honolulu. He
wrote that they brought back a cargo
of raw sugar.
Mrs. Ole Ophang, Oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Erland Hanson, had
an operation for goiter last Friday and
is doing nicely. She came from North
Dakota. Her husband and little girl
are here visiting with relatives.
The Misses Kaia Christoverson
and Bertha Hanson went to Lacrosse
last Tuesday and had their tonsils and
adenoids removed.
Sight is the most important sense
used in school life. Our children are
forced to use this faculty to excess as
the main artery of knowledge is the
optic road to the brain. Each childs
should be examined by a recognized
optometrist, like DR. Evanson at La
Crosse, before being sent to school
He will advise you as to whether your
child needs glasses.
Friends have received from Rev
and Mrs. Jesse f. Sarles, cards an
nouncing the marriage of their daugh-
ter Agnes, at Madison, to Mr.. Franklin
w. Whittelsey, Michigan gentleman.
The Sarles family resided in Viroqua
some years, during his pastorate of
the Congregational Church. He is
low assistant pastor at Madison, and
has the University branch of the work.
There will be celebration and
picnic at Mt. Sterling Monday, July
9Th. Lowering of the Luthran service
flag will occur at II. Dinner at IL.
Music in the afternoon by the East
man Cornet band, and Mt. Sterling
Choir. Address by Rev. H. Smeby
and Attorney Munson of Prairie du
Chen. All kinds of refreshments. A
good time guaranteed Come and take
along your families.
Those who attended the Epworth
League Convention at Sparta last
week were Ada Lieurance, who is a
member of the District Cabinet, Ruby
Stewart, Dorothy Foster and Frances
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris drove
down on Sunday afternoon for the eve
ming services. About so delegates
were in attendance from various parts
of the Lacrosse District, Tomah send
ing the largest representation.
A meeting of the American Leg
ion will be held at the band hall at
800 o'clock Thursday. This is a spec
ial meeting made necessary by the res
ignation of Post Commander Heinz
and Adjutant Tuhus, as the constitu-
ton of the Legion does not permit its
members to hold office and seek polit-
zeal favors at the same time. II is
hoped that all service men will put in
for membership in the diff
ferent posts.