Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-26
WHEATLAND

victory, Oct. l5-MrS. James COnk-
lin, Hazel Derereick and Mrs. Jack
McIntee, also Mrs. Claud Griffin, au-
toed to Viroqua Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Podowitz and
son George who has just returned
from California, made a trip to La
crosse Friday and returned with a
Chevrolet.
Mrs. Charles Partridg, who has been
quite i'll, went to Lacrosse to consult
physician. Her husband and Mrs.
Ernest Amann accompanied her.
Miss Elva Adams spent few days
of last week at the Fred Jacobus home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Pulham were
DeSoto callers Thursday last.
Mrs. Roy Hartley and little daugh-
ter of Lynxville, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bonnie Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bromley and
Louis Pennell autoed to Lacrosse last
week.
Leonard Johnson is clerking in A.
Tullock's store
Mrs. Anna Shisler and daughter
Frances, spent Thursday of last week
at the Charles Inman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morelli and
family visited at the C. A. Partridge
home sunday.
Mrs. Cad Johnson returned home
from the Grandview hospital where
she has been confined many weeks.
Wanda Bailey visited at the Thomas
Waller home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnot Angel and FAM
lily spent last week at the Jack Hen
derson home, where Mr.. Angel is
working.
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our little village was most terribly
shocked over the sudden death of An
dy Hinderberger, who was run over by
a passing train and his body severed
just below the stomach. How the ac-
cident occurred is not known. The
whole community is very sad. He was
a young man loved by all who knew
him. He had just accepted a position
as mail carrier out of Viroqua. An
dy was to have been married soon to
young lady of our community and
would have resided in the city of Viro-
qua. There was very large funeral
and the floral offerings were most
beautiful and many. The village peo-
pie sent for the Gate of Yore which
was very beautiful and also broken
wheel that was very beautiful. The
bride-to-have-been sent for beauti-
full spray of carnations, the school a
spray of Chrysanthemums Mr.. Tul-
lock and son Harry brought a most
beautiful wreathe, also a pillow, and
one wreath was sent for by the heart
broken father, mother and brothers
besides all the otherflowers. The
church was decorated with lovely flow
ers. We shall all miss Andy as he
clerked in Mr.. Tullock's store for many
years. The parents, brothers and
finance have the heartfelt sympathy
of the whole community. Those who
attended the funeral from away were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vaglen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McMullen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry johnson and Mrs. Walter Good
hue of Endeavor, Andrew Geese and
wife of La Crosse, William Vonar and
wife and Joseph Voner and Willie
Haugen and wife of Mound Prairie,
Mimi, Gust Rick and wife and Lillian
Seglar of Independence, Wis.
Central, October 24-Mrs. Sarah
Davis of Viroqua visited her sister
Mrs. Will Henry.
Dewey Sallander and Buford In
man have been working on the road
near DeSoto.
Mr.. and Mrs. August MISSED did not
like Lacrosse and came down to &C.
noa and bought house and lot and
will soon move into their new home.
Myrnie Henry has rented farm
in the vicinity of Genoa and is moving
onto the same.
Mrs. A. Myrick went to Lacrosse
to consult = physician.
Buford inman had the misfortune
to break his collar bone in an auto
accident last Friday.
The L. A. S. will hold church fair
some time nj November.
Mrs. II. B. West has been laid up
with a sore foot
The Hinderberger brothers are do
ing fine work with their new corn
shredder.
Resner Axlen loaded his family in
to his Ford and HE'D to Lacrosse on
Ford day in hopes to obtain one of
the many premiums offered.
Victor Taylor dug cistern for
Charley Reinhart.
Good Wills Successor.