Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21


Prairie du Chen for medical treat
ment
Hazel DANES and wife of Valley
spent the week end at the Otto Hill
hime.
Chester Haggerty, cousin of DIR.
Haggerty, svent the week end at the
doctors home
John Waggoner left last Thursday
for Madison where he has accepted a
good railroad position.
Mr.. Mckinney of Blue River is Wis
iting at The lome of his daughter,
Mrs. Haggerty.
Chris Baschka has remodeled his
dwelling with city water, porches, and
is now painting the same.
E. Neefe went to Webster Greek
Tuesday to make cheese for Mr.. Nc
Coy during his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rogers of Viola were week end
guests at the Lathrop home
Meta Bold arrived home Tuesday
from Westby after spending several
days with schoolpates and friends.
Walter Smith, brother of Mrs. Joe
Bolds, is home from Yellowstone Park,
where he has been employed.
tario for a few days visit. From
there she goes to Waupaca to spend
the winter.
Bloom were business callers in town
Wednesday and took dinner at the j.
E. Rockhill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and family,
Mr.. Teddie Roberts and Miss Hazel
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home of John Morris.
Marriage license was issued at Spar
ia for the marriage of Bernard Lyclen
of Wilton, to Vica Halves of Ontario,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emo DANES have re-
turned to their home in the village
after spending some weeks at the home
of their son on Webster Creek.
Mr.. Pepper, supervising teacher of
Vernon County was a caller in the viii
lage Tuesday. He was guest at din
ner of his uncle, P. T. Andrew.
DR.. Park of Viola, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Snyder of Walla Walla, Wash
ington, were callers at the Henry Ca
Their home last Sunday,
Harold Cowee, of Sand Hill, return
ed Tuesday to his High School duties.
He was indisposed for several days at
his home with one of Jobs comforters.
At the Urban home near Yuba oc-
Cured the death of Mr. Urban of pneu-
monia and in less than "a hours
daughter stricken with diptheria pass
ed away
A light snow, covering the ground,
fell Monday forenoon, but by six in
the evening it had about all vanished.
Since then the weather has underwent
a great change.
The following were visitors at Jas.
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
Perkins of Sugar Grove, Mrs. Bakken
of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Meloy of South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keys and son of On
tario are spending few days with
their daughter and family, Mrs. Byrd
Kennedy in this village. Mr.. Keys is
helping Rev. HINES with revival
meetings at the F. M. E. church.
A birthday party for Ina Hollen-
beck was given at the Rockson Hall
Saturday evening, December 10th. A
large and appreciate crowd were pres
ent. The evening was spent in dane
ing and socially. A number of useful
presents and $12 in money were pre-
scented to Miss Hollenbeck by the
guests.
Little Phyllis Kennedy met with a
painful accident Sunday evening. Her
mother had prepared her for bed and
left her few minutes to &C up stairs
to light lamp the little one was play
ing about the room ran onto the fur
mace burning both feet to a blister.
She is patient little sufferer requir-
ing much of mother care.
Geo. Smith and family were Sunday
guests at the John Morris home.
}. |. Bailey of Hillsboro was in the
village Monday on business.
Opal Muller is in the village visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Jorgenson, S. D. A. fieldman,
was in the village the first thdee days
of the week of prayer
Born Thursday evening December g.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor L. Mahoney
an Sla pound baby girl. All doing
well.
Halle Huffar drove up from Racine
Monday, where he is employed in a
wall paper and paint establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy of Webster
Creek, are sick with diptheria. At
this writing there is improvement in
both cases.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. Eber
Long were buried Monday. They were
victims of the dreaded diptheria.
L. Millison has been in the village
several days closing up some business
matters. He returned the first of the
week to his home in Excelsior.
Mrs. Willie Essex of West Lima
had the misfortune to have her hand
crushed in the gearing of a washing
machine the past week, we are sorry
to report.
The play" Safety First" given by the
LaFarge High School Friday evening
was by no means played to an empty
house. Everyone enjoyed the evening
with hearty laughs.
Two little girls of Mr.. and Mrs,
Gordon of North Dakota, nieces OF
Mrs. Algon Parker are expected at the
home for stay indefinite. Crop fail.
ure and sickness have necessitated this
visit.
Mrs. Neefe received a letter from
her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Swancutt
of Monroe, stating that her church
had Just held a bazaar that netteG
them over 5000, also that her husband
SHOOT had held Falers Fair and took
in $317
Genevieve Butcher came Saturday
for a week end visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. DeJean
This is Genevieve's first visit alone
She went to the depot, bought her tick
ct at Readstown and her grandparent:
met her Saturday evening at the LIS