Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-29


will spend part of their summer va
cation. Mr. Weiland will also attend
the summer session of school at the
University at Madison.
Revs. J. o. Holum ard S. o. Ron
destvedt and delegates liver Hegge and
G.. Gabrielson left the fore part OF
the week to attend the annual district
meeting of the Norwegian Lutheran
church. Emer Lee of this city also
went-as delegate for the Melby
church at Newry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hage and lit
tie daughter, and Miss Ida Hage OF
Mabel, Minnesota, drove over on last
Saturday for a visit at the writer's
home, the former and the latter being
the editors brother and sister. On
Sunday afternoon they went to the
Lawrence Grimsrud home at Viroqua
making the return trip on Monday.
Mrs. Soren Larson returned n
Sunday evening from Cashton where
she spent last week with relatives.
Misses Darline Bekkedal and Puri-
tan Townsend motored TO Madison or
Tuesday of last week for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Lauritz Tomtengen returned
on Monday from Minneapolis, where
she spent a week or more with her
daughter, Mrs. ]. Anderson.
Sam Twinde returned home last
Friday from visit with relatives al
Ettrick. He also spent few days
with his sisters who live at EauClaire
and Stanley.
Even Erickson of Pigeon Falls, and
his daughter, Mrs. Iverson of White.
hall, came last Wednesday for coup.
lie of days visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Twinde, returning home
on Friday.
Mrs. Tenny o. Nustad and two sons
Oscar and Henning, of Bismark, NORTH
Dakota, arrived last Sunday evening
for a visit at the home of Mr.. AND
Mrs. John H. Void and other rela.
tives. Mr.. Nustad is assistant warder
at the state penitentiary at Bismark
Miss Vanita Melvin, who taught ir
the city schools at Austin, Mimi, the
past year, returned home last week
for the summer vacation.
Tom Call of Lacrosse, was visitor
in Westby last Friday.
Alton, son of Attorney and Mrs
Lawrence Grimsrud of Viroqua. is now
steadily employed on the Times force
his desire being to train himself as 8
linotype operator. The ticking OF
the keyboard" is not so easy as il
appears to be to an onlooker and il
requires time, patience and training il
order to gain the speed necessary in
even a small country shop. Alton has
the making of an efficient operator
and with the proper training he will
rank among the best of them.
M. j. Lisbakken and Syver Blihov.
de of Coon Valley, were visitors ir
| Westby yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Tom Melvin and daughter, Eve
| lyn, went to Lacrosse yesterday, the
latter to have her tonsils removed.
At the brides home in this city last
Wednesday evening, Rev. A. o. Hof
stedt officiating, occurred the marriage
of Mrs. Susan johnson and Mr.. 10.
seph Oftedahl of Cameron, this state
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Wing, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Losey, and Mr.. and Mrs. H
M. Curtis of Lacrosse, were visitors
at the P. P. Haktoen home in this city
on Monday evening.
Pete Hauge went to Lacrosse last
| Thursday to seek medical aid for ar
Ulcer of the nose. He had to submit
! to an operation and is still confined
in a hospital, but is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson and
children, and Miss Stella Hagen visit
ed with relatives at Sparta last Sun
day.
Miss Esther Neprud arrived home
last week for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Karl Thorsgaard of Chicago
spent last week end here with rela-
tives.
Miss Laila Fremstad returned home
from Lawrence college, Appleton, last
Friday.