Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31
CASHTON RECORDS

johnson and son Thorval and daugh-
ter Helma, also Miss Minerva Paul
son and Mrs. Julia Hemstad left Sat
urday morning for Wittenburg, this
state, where they went to attend the
festivals at the Lutheran orphan home
and 70 enjoy few days among the
lakes. They drove through with Thor
walls Paige.
Frank Rudolph, Mike Brody and
Fred Cole went north, on a fishing ex-
position and were gone most of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kohns of St.Paul
were visitors at the r. V. Fox home
this week
Rev. VIM. N. Jeuck and Elvin Daul
attended the funeral OF the Rev Faith
er McAtter at Kendall Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Peter Behrens and granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Sandman, both of Minnea-
polls visited the Marx families here
this week.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Bruos of Salem Ridge, underwent an
operation at St.Mary's hospital at
Sparta last week for appendicitis.
Rev. s. o. Rondestvedt of Westby
was at Chicago the fore part Of the
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of his son-in-law, Rev. Thorsgaard,
as pastor of one of the Lutheran con-
gregations there.
A large number of people of Cash
ton and vicinity attended the funeral
at Westby on Wednesday of Rev. Hal
version, who died in Norway couple
of months ago, shortly after his ar
rival on the other side. His body ar
rived in Westby last week accompani-
ed by his daughter Signe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hintgen and daughter
of Lacrosse spent last Sunday in Cash
ton with Wenzel Hintgen and family.
The men are brothers.
Miss Alice Campbell is spending
several days visiting FRIENDS at Osh-
kosh and Berlin. Before returning she
will spend a few days at Green Lake
summer resort.
Rev. Walter Wang left for Minnea-
polls yesterday. When he returns he
will be married man and his wife
will accompany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Johnson and
three daughters and Mrs. P. o. Lii
woseth, of Lacrosse, spent Sunday
with Martin Anderson and family.
P. E. Nelson went to lie Crosse on
Thursday to see his brother, who is
seriously i'll. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Edna Campbell.
Victor Cremer isspending the week
with relatives at Red Wing. Before
returning he expects to visit at Min
neapolis and other Minnesota towns.
On Monday of this week, Father
Jeuck entertained the choir of Sacred
Heart church with an auto trip to La
Crosse. The choir was privileged in
hearing the wonderfulchoi of St.Rose
Convent sing Vespers that afternoon.
Thereupon all drove to the park along
the river where picnic supper was
held. Mr.. Emery Klinkner and Mr..
knorst courteously accompanied the
choir in their cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Fremstad and
son Arthur and daughter, Miss Lilah,
and Mrs. Lille Dahl left last Sunday
morning by car on trip to Boyce-
vile, EauClaire and Minneapolis for
a visit with relatives. They expect to
be gone one week.
Those who spent last Sunday at
Martin Running's were Mrs. Nelson
and daughter of St.Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oluf Bjerke of Sparta, Ole Bjerke and
family and Andrew Jensen of Rock |
ton, Emil Bjerke and family and Mr.. |
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County Treasurer John H. Zahrte
and family have moved into their fine
new home on Pine street, which has
recently been completed. The lumber
for the dwelling was cut on Mr.. Zahr-
ties farm in the town of Grant several
years ago.-Sparta Democrat.
Rev. Peter Becker, pastor of St.
Nays church, expects to sail on Octo-
Der 9Th for Germany to take baths at
a famous resort and rest, in an effort
to build up his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mitby and
children spent few days with rela-
tives at Kendall last week.
Aug. Sehaub purchased a lot in the
John Cremer addition and will erect
a dwelling there next spring.
Jake Sietz has disposed of his old
residence property to Benjamine
Briskie. The deal was made by Fred
Schreier.
Lester Rumppee has resigned his
position here as mail carrier and ac-
cepted like position az Taylor, where
his parents reside.
Dentists Moen and Fawcett are at
tending the dental convention at Mil
waukee this week.
Mrs. A. A. Dumez is receiving a
visit from her son, Nelson Corbett of
Canada.
HI. o. Moen spent the week visiting
his brother at Augusta and his daugh-
ter in Minnesota.
Pat Chambers was over from Nor
walk the fore part of the week looking
after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Willgrubs of Mad
ison spent few days in the vicinity
with relatives and friends. They had
haen on an autnp,nhila tour throuoh