Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-23
STODDARD

| STODDARD. February I9-Supt. Sanford
his wife. and Miss Matte Jackson of Viroqua
visited the schools here one day last week
Mrs. John Linrud and Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer
Hasley of Chaseburg vicinity spent Sunday
at the II. Blashek home. Mrs. Arthur Twits
pleasantly entertained friends at her home
Saturday evening. Three tables of 500 were
played The favors for high and low score
were presented to Mrs. VIII Lsmprich and
Mrs. viii Billings. Luncheon was served
IA baby boy was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Umberger at StAnn's in Lacrosse on
February 7th.. Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Noble
who moved here last fall shipped their house.
hold goods to Trempealeau Wednesday where
they have purchased property and will locate
Their many friends regret their departure and
good wishes go with them to their new home
Mrs. James Heslip of Hustler. Wis, is Wis
iting at the home Of her brother, Mr.. John
Bogart Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Kircher enter
tanned delightfully."- at a 500 party at their home
Thursday evening -Four tables were played
and together with piano mpsie the evening
was very much enjoyed. Mildred Blashek was
presented with the favor for the highest score
while John Heslip given the consolation.
Refreshments were served. Mrs. Albert Rick
is i'll with the quinsy. "A large number of rel
aIiVeS ana irlends gathered al the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Proksch in Stoddard VII
cinity Saturday evening to observe the birth
days Of Mrs. w. H. Proksch. Otto ProIsch Of
Lacrosse and Miss Bertha Groth Of Stoddard.
Cards and music furnished the evenings en-
tertainment and lunch waE served to the
many guests. The large birthday cake being
| illuminated with pretty little tapers. Many
gifts were presented them. Herbert White
| L. L..
at the University after spending a weeks va
cation at his parental home here. Misses Al
berthe Pope and Olga Nuttestad were hostess
Is at Valentine party Monday evening at
the c. C. Olson home 500 was played at four
tables and the favor for high score ~aN given
Harry Scho1 and TaIfay HOkland TIE favor
ing's entertainment. delicious luncheon was
served at midnight Mrs. Chas. Brudlos and
son of Chaseburg spent couple Of days here
with her sister Mrs. Percy Powell. and family
Leonard Krause, son of Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Krause. while playing with his brothers at
his home, in some manner fractured his collar
bone. DIR. Wolf was called and at present Is
getting along as well as can be expected. /.
Mrs. win Groth entertained 10 little folks
at her home Saturday afternoon, the occasion
being her daughter Berthas sixth birthday.
Games we're played and lunch was served. a
birthday cake with siz pink tapers conferred
the table. Many pretty and useful gifts were
left as remembranees Of the day. The birth
day Of little Adrian Robinson was observed
when a party Of u youngsters were enter
| tanned at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Robinson, on Tuesday, February
Is. Games and music we're the smusements
for the afternoon. followed By supper with
birthday cake with five little taperB IS q
centerpiece. Many gifts Of remembrance were
left and an enjoyable time was had. Mrs.
VII Eagon and Mrs. Tom Esgon Of Lacrosse
spent a couple Of days here WITH relatives and
friends .Washinzt0n's birthday viii be OBJ
served on Tuesday afternoon By the school
with patriotic parade and program on Main
street The program win consist Of songs,
solos and some Of washington's quotations and