Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-27

Sever johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spellun mo-
tored to Black River Falls last Satur-
day, returning home on Sunday.
HILLSBORO SENTRIES
In the window of Harris furniture
store Is a three foot picture showing
the scenery of the Kickapoo Valley
taken from the top of Wild Cat hin
near Ontario. The local commercial
association selected this as one of the
most scenic places in Wisconsin and
IS advertising Highway SO by placing
the. pictures in large city hotels. "The
Switzerland of Wisconsin"
c. E. Jencks and family left Mon
day for Coleman, South Dakota, where
they will visit for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Jencks' mother who has been liv-
ing with him this summer. went to
Baraboo to spend that time with an
other son.
Miss Bessie Ewing, who was re-en-
gagged at the end of the last school
year to teach the sixth grade of the
Hillsboro school, handed her resig-
nation to the school board last Friday.
She has given up the teaching pro-
fession.
Mrs. G. F. Kaufman returned last
Wednesday from Elroy where she had
been visiting, Mrs. j. Dietzman. The
latter came with her and spent the
weekend here.
| Chris. Christensen went to Clifton
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with his sister Mrs. Christensen
spent last week in Greenwood town
ship caring for her mother, Mrs. s..
| Shreve, who was ILL.,
Walter Munds and Ben Hernke with
their families were here from Wausau
visiting the Earl and Barney Mitchell
families on Hillsprairie. Miss Iva
Mitchell returned to Wausau with
| them for a two weeks vacation.
A. L. Hubbard and wife and Fred
Bowles and family motored here from
Granton, South Dakota, to visit rela-
tives in Forest township. The Hub
bards were former residents of For
est and their many friends in that
town enjoyed their visit.
M. F. Bailey motored over from Vi
roqua Saturday, bringing with him
his wife and son, Clyde, who had been
spending the week there. Mr.. Bailey
informed US that he expected to com
plete the Viroqua city well within the
next week.
Mrs. Claud Mattson, who was here
a couple of weeks visiting her mother,
Mrs. May Webster, returned to Be
lott Monday.
John Jeffries and Lester Galloway
with their families of this city and Ray
Jeffries of Richland Center, are spend
ing the week at Devils Lake.
Ed Mulch was home from the uni
versity for the weekend.
Mrs. Ed. Custer of Lodi, was here
for short visit at the Dan Custer
home.
Miss Rebecca Rabinoff of Wilton,
has been spending week with the H.
Rabinof family in this city.
John Kramer returned to Chicago
Tuesday after week spent at the
Matt Grim home west of town.
John Shaker and family left by au-
tomobile Friday morning.for Chicago,
where they will spend week with rel
atives.
Arthur Linkash and Mary Ludwig
went to Whitewater Monday to visit
during the week with the Chas. In
man family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stein and son
are visiting in Milwaukee and Beaver
Dam.
Jos. Bezucha and George Valentine
made a business trip to DUBUQUE.
Iowa, the first of the week.
Ever Onsager and Peter Jacobson
of Greenwood township and Mrs. w.
o. Shear went to Mauston Tuesday
to see the latter's father who is very
sick
Mrs. Joseph Cole, of Lakewood,
New York, arrived in Hillsboro last
Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs. L.
Hofmelster, and other relatives.
Mrs. Fred Meyenschein and daugh-
ter spent Tuesday at Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shear of Gary,
Ind, arrived Sunday for q visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Roach re-
turned last Thursday from a weeks
visit with their son, Ed. at Viroaua.
They also went fishing to the Mississ-
ippi river and George says they had
a splendid time. Mrs Walter Field
accompanied them back from Viroqua
and is visiting her sister-in-law, Miss
Ella Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Cook have
been IN Chicago the past week. While
there Mr.. Cook bought team of
horses and had them shipped to Hills
boro.
The body of Mrs. Anna Stockwell
was brought here from Marshfield last
Wednesday and taken to Harris under
taking rooms where it remained until
Thursday morning when it was re-
moved TO Yuba for burial. Deceased |
was daughter of James Bird of |
Yuba.
Mark Shuckhart and his family left
for their home near Tomahawk last
Friday after spending a week visiting
relatives and former neighbors in this
locality. They were travelling by au-
tomobile.
Carlos Shear who was here from
South Dakota for a visit left last
Thursday in company with Chas. Car I
mes for Arkansas to look over land. /
Joseph Wagner returned from Ere
donia last week, where he had been
visiting old time acquaintance he
knew many years ago before coming to
Hillsboro.
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