Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-07
JEFFERSON

and Mrs. ROOt. Skrede are re1OI~cng
over the arrival of a son. Mayor
Ole Tryggestad is going to saw a
large setting of logs at Bud. 3. Sylvia
Hanson and Lena Rudser visited
friends at Viroqua last week. :. Lars
Lothen and Chris Tryggestad were
seen out riding very early Monday
morning. Chris has been busy as a
bee since he moved to his new place >.
Everyone around here are busy strip
ping tobacco. -. Victor Erickson has
moved to his farm he purchased from
Al Lombard. Fred Lothen bought
a fine driving horse from Henry Pc
derson. :. Albert Hanson visited at
Hjelter's a week ago Sunday -. Al
bert Tryggestad has bought his broth
er's farm near Bud The sleighing
has gone, soon the gas wagons will be
on the go. Thor Hanson is moving
on the Caulkins farm. !. j.. Everyone is
busy. EARLY BIRD.
SPRINGVILLE, March 20-Farm-
ers are busy these days stripping and
delivering tobacco. =. Mrs. L. +. Lee
Flash is still under the doctOr's care.
Her friends wish her a speedy fecov-
cry. Esther Tande came from her
teaching duties at HillsbOro and spent
90 l.
and Mrs. Luther Rumsey, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Graham We're callers at
the Beecher May home Friday eve..
Carl Olson who is working for Tom
Mills Sundayed at home . Sunday
school and preaching next Sunday
morning Come and receive a bless
ing. . Russell Stevens and family of
Liberty Pole visited the latter's par
IN N 10
Doerr and Alden families were enter
tanned at the C. v German home Sun
day SUNBEAM.
NOTTINGHAM RIDGE, March 10
Hello everybody, and how are all of
you happy folks =. b. Sorry to hear that
the unwelcome flu is a visitor at the
home of Eddie Peterson's but are
glad to report that the epidemic has
been relegated to a minor position,
this being the only flu case in our
neighborhood at the present time. AL
len Fredrickson and Emil Call, with
their human kindness are helping
them out by doing their chores
Julius Thompson arrived from his
western home in North Dakota to
spend some time with friends and rel
atives . Mrs. Kari Simonson is Wis
iting friends on the ridge. . Emma
jacobson also Arthur Fortner were
seen out walking at hustlnig speed
Tuesday afternoon. 80. Tory Hanson
has disposed of his farm to John
Thompson and has moved to the Calk-
ms farm which he lately purchased.
Alfred Fredrickson is much interested
in pure bred Jersey calf lately pur-
chased Alfred is a strong believer
fva hva 81, s,t,t
to lag behind with scrubs. . Farmers
are having a laundering good time
working night and day shOveling huge
snow drifts, and making roads, -.
Miss Clara Fredrickson has spent the
past week helping care for her sister,
Mrs. Casper Jacobson, who has been
sick with the grippe, but is now re-
covering nicely. Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Lewis Walters -. Casper Jacobson
has nearly all the material on the
ground. and has let the contract for
the building of new barn, and has
also ordered stanchions, hospital pens
and drinking cups. :. Misses Thelma
| Skrede and Gladys Tryggestad visited
! Thelma Thompson last Sunday 49,.
While in Viroqua last Thursday Ellis
Freiricksons horse pulled away from
the hitching post and took his usual
roadto West Prairie where Ellis found
him. "Toot" has learned that his
horse is not a trusty waiter, like the
old Ford :. Oscar Ramsett is gradu
ally moving to his farm at West Prai
RE. Sorry to loose our good neighbor
but the loss of one is the gain of an.
other. Mrs. Ramsett and children
viii remain with her parents until the
weather is warmer Andrew 0lsor
and family have rented Mr.. Ramsett's
farm and expect to move there soor
80. Oscar Sherry was seen on the
ridge wolf hunting Clara Herman.
son-did sewing for Mrs. Walters last
week EXTRA GOOD.
sTODDARD. April 3-kIiss Clarice Jacobson
Of Hisboro visited Edna and Dora Bay Friday
| 49,. Miss Heie White returned TO Minneapolis
Sunday after spending her Easter vacation al
| her parental home. District Superintendent
Ingham of Lacrosse will conduct Easter ser.
i vices in the NJ. Z. Church Sunday morning
/ Henry Robinson recently purchased the Ed. 10
blitz property and will occupy same soon.
! The basket social given for the benefit OF the
sth grade Friday evening at the school houss
1 q success in every way. The program con.
sisted of dialogues, readings, soERs and drilis
I and was very good The baskets we're many
and sold at high prices netting the sum oil
nearly $50. Otto Schwake recently purchas-
! ed the Tom Outeelt home Frank Hoch oi
Lacrosse a former resident of our village wa,
here between trains Wednesday visiting with
/ friends. Lieut.. Oakley Parkhili Of AbbOts
| ford gave an illustrated lecture and chalk tall
! on the World War and sinking of the Tuscan
| ia Thursday evening in Brendeis hall. His
| talk very interesting and enjoyed by htos'
| who heard him There was no school in the
upper grades this week owing TO the illness ol
I the principal, Miss Albeftine Pope. Mrs
4 Ann Bean is visiting relatives in the northern
part Of the state mr. and Mrs. Henry Bren
| dell and Miss Edna Bay attended the HON,
talent play at Chasehurg Saturday night.
Wm. BeaTdsey. a DeSotO merchant. was injur
. ed when thrown while boarding a Burlington
train Thursday eve. He was rushed to La
/ Crosse hospital suffering from severe bruises
| 49, Earl Umberger has traded his village pro
perty for the A. &. COquillette farm. mill
and a half north Of village. MIR. C0quil
1 Iette in turn sold the Earl Umberger property
| Fredricks and son left Wednesday for Their
home in Racine, after spending several day
/ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Whit,
I 80. The stoEk visited the Joseph Stellick hom'
Monday, March goth and left baby hoy as 4
/ reminder of the visit Roland Wolf Of Sa.
wanna. ILL.,, and Arthur KOibo Of LaCross,
spent Sunday at the home Of the former,
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. n. Biashek.
Henry Robinson left Friday for Toledo Ohio
and will drive home new Overland car i.
David Adams Of DeSota visited his parents also
his brother Bert and family enc day this week
STERLING
PURDY. March 29-The roads are in I'm,
condition around here Start up your auto and
Charley jacobson cut logs. Ole Olson's and
jacob Goelde's tobacco sheds were damaged b.
the wind storm March *. Leonard EnRfer /.
saving wood in this vicinity Emma Jacob.