Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-09
ROUNDABOUT The COUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT OLD
VERNON'S PEOPLE
Important Happenings Chronicled in
the Papers of Cur County
During the Last Week
la FARCE ENTERPRISES

MS cousin' rlOyd ROBERTS at star val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blekeley of Viola were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cowee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakeley, Mr.and Mrs.
Fred Cowee autoed out TO the Cal
Blakeley farm home on Bear Greek
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan and daughter
Maxine autoed to Excelsior last week
and were guests of relatives for few
days.
The official committee Of the Baptist
cemetery with those interested are
making some improvements in beau
tifying the same.
Mrs. Holmes, the school nurse, has
returned to her home in Sparta, after
a faithful service in the city during
the diptheria epidemic.
Roy Trappe received from Mrs. Slime
a potato weighing 2 pounds, 5 ounces
from the home of the famous potato
valley, Helena, Montana. This pota-
to is on exhibit at the bank
Last week we installed our electric
heater in our linotype and we now
shop as any in the land. 1t is a big
Geo. Bernard carrier on Rural Route
No. 2, presented to our astonished
gaze, Tuesday evening of this week,
hand full of second crop oats that
were headed out and in blossom, which
he found growing in a field by the
roadside.
Masters George and Donald Flem-
ing entertained at an out-of door Hal
lowe'en party for the boys of their
rooms. After ghostly parade, spooky
stories were told around a bonfire,
after which sandwiches, roast weiners,
toasted marshmallows and popcorn
balls were enjoyed, while Mrs Elem
ing gave several delightful readings.
A witch appeared at nine o'clock
frightening all away.
The committee on entertainment of
the Parents Teachers Association have
secured as a speaker for their next
meeting, D. o. Slime of Reedsburg,
Agent of Fire and Marine Insurance
Company
Editor Broadbent and family de-
parted, by auto, last Friday morning,
for Chicago. They returned this morn
ing very tired, but happy. The "old
man" and the "angel" got out the
Enterprise this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Post entertained ID
of their friends to a Halloween party
A chicken supper was served and the
evening spent Socially.
Manchel Joseph did not return to
her school duties as usual Monday
owing to the sickness of her mother,
Mrs. Joseph is somewhat improved
Gertrude Thayer gave Halloween
lparty at her home to a few of her
friends. The evening was spent soci-
ally, 500 was played and q dainty
luncheon served.
| Ed Nixon and wife spent the last
part of the week with their son, Ray,
near Ontario. They report Ray and
family enjoying their home to which
they moved in early spring.
Mac Marshall went to Sparta Sat-
urday to see his wife who is in the
hospital. He reports her condition as
fast improving and she will be at
home among yer many friends this
week.
The new cement bridge at the cor
ner of Penn. St. is completed. 1t is
fine pleasing structure to our citi-
zens in the East part of the city. The
street commissioners are to be con-
graduated for this work of efficiency.
Mrs. Joe Bold is suffering from a
nervous attack
Rev. Him. reports especially fine
Sunday service at Webster Greek.
Henry Hurless Of West Lima was
calling on relatives in the CITY Tues
day.
The little baby at the Fred Fish
home on Webster Greek is very sick.
Christ Bauska is improving the
dwelling in which he lives, with new
wall.
Leonard Fetty, Walter and Lloyd
Goldsmith liked Sunday to Viola and
return.
Mr.. R. E. Householder came down
from his Ontario farm Tuesday for a
few days visit with his family.
Work on the filling at the new
bridge and grading the new road be-
gan Tuesday.
Jim Greenwood was in the city
shaking hands with old acqnaintances
Highland St. is boasting of con-
venient foot bridge across the creek
which flows south through the village
Stacy DANES from near Dell mark
eted stock here Tuesday and took time
to call on home folks in the city.
Mesdames Holmes and Tuydeman of
Sparta were guests at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Chambers, from Friday
until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Trappe are
rejoicing over the arrival of an 8
pound boy.
Raw Aumock of Barron was call
er last week at the Chas. Brown home
on Penn st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Dempsey and
children spent Sunday at the Sherman
Shird home.
Valera and Zelma Fulmer spent the
week end with home folks. They re-
turned to their respective work Sun
day.
Dick Trappe took Mrs. Mary Cowee
to Hillsboro Sunday where she will
visit with her granddaughter before
going to Spooner for visit with
daughter and son at Wausau.
Mesdames Wiesner and Langley au-
toed 20 Milwaukee Tuesday.
Theodore Hendrickson and wife of
Irish Ridge were in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Lille Roberts Of Bear Creek
called on friends in the city the first
of the week.
Mrs. Iona Hamilton and children
spent the week end at the Phillips
home on Silver st.
Joe Bold, Evan Hill, Lester Krngle
attended meeting Of the K. P's. at
Sparta Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Rittenhouse of Soldiers
Grove is in the city as the guest of her
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