Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-05
COON VALLEY JOURNALS

Ed Oium was a Lacrosse visitor
last Monday.
Miss Marie johnson Sundayed with
home folks.
Mrs. ]. Molten visited at the Ole
Lien home at Westby last Sunday.
Plasterers are again back on the
job on Carl N. Neprud's new residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Storandt took
in the fair at Lacrosse on Wednesday.
Miss Edith Lyons of Lacrosse Wis
tied with Miss Lilah Spellum few
days the past week.
Morris Peterson returned from st.
Paul last Tuesday, where be attended
the Minnesota state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpen of Osseo,
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Marking at Middle Coon Valley.
A crew of workmen are at WORK
repairing the bridge near the Syver
johnson place, which was washed out
by the recent flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Reitman and Mr.
Reitman's mother of Red Wing, Mimi,
arrived Saturday evening for visit
at the II. N. Neprud home.
Miss Lilah Spellum entertained sew
eral friends yesterday Thursday in
honor of Miss Magdaline Falber, who
leaves next Monday for New York.
Mrs. J. Molten, Henry Johnson,
John johnson and Jens Molten left
on Thursday morning by automobile
for Stevens Point and Wausau, where
they will visit with relatives.
Mrs. Bredeson and son, and Mrs.
Eide. of Strum, arrived here last Sat-
urday to visit with Rev. o. j. Hyland
and family. Mr.. Bredeson and MIS-.
Eide returned to Strum on Monday.
Aft Anderson, Reuben Moen, Hugo
Thompson and Moran Sandsmark, -four
of Coon Valleys most promising
young men who are seeking to better
themselves educationally, left on Sun
day for Madison where they will at
tend the state University this year.
A Community Fair was held last
Saturday on the Rundahl Bros farm
north of here. A splendid show OF
farm products and livestock was made.
This is a feature that the farmers
should take more to than they do, or
have done in the past. 1t is something
that every community should stage
Our streets are now completed and
in splendid shs pc. We understand
that they are to be oiled on the sides
of the macadam, which will improve
them all the more. We might well
adopt a paraphrase of the Buick slo-
gan and say, when Better Streets
are Made, Coon Valley Will Make
Them"
The Southeastern tranis are back
on their schedule runs once more after
their being put out of commission a
couple of weeks ago by washouts We
NAV kick all we please on the South
eastern and poke all the fun we want
at it. but it is a fact that we can't get
away from-we miss he bloomin'
thing when she stops coming and go
ing.
Miss Agnes Thompson spent the
weekend with her folks at Viroqua.
Mrs. Louie Knutson and Miss We
dunn. of Elroy visited with Mrs. Earl
Spellum last Tuesday.
Mrs. Olaf Koefod visited with friends
in Westby last Wednesday, returning
home Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson and son
Grant visited at the home of Mrs. b.
B. HOMELAND at Wessby on last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Blihoyde and
daughter Harriet, visited at the homes
of Svver Blihovde and Peter Gullord
on last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bryhn, son
Phillip and daughter Aida, attended
services here Sunday and also visited
at the home of the formers sisters. :.
Maud Anderson, Harriet Neprud,
Grant Olson and Carleton Burke spent
the weekend attheirrespectiye homes
at Coon Valley, returning to Lacrosse
on Sunday evening.
Oscar Anderson and Anton Nelson
started work on last week on their
new residences on Main street. Watch
Coon Valley Grow--and when more
houses are built, Coon Valley will
build them, By heck.