Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-21
WESTBY ILLNESSES

C. o. Shannon and Orville Weber of
Lacrosse, were visitors in the city on
Monday evening
Mrs. F. NJ. Sorley went to Viroqua
this evening for a visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Loren Baptie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7, Neprud enter
tanned the ReVs. Norby, Borge, Brandt
and Holum to a six o'clock dinner last
Sunday evening.
The buttermakers of District Unit
No. 2, comprising those of Vernon
county and part of the neighboring
counties, met in annual session at vi
roqua on Wednesday of last week.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Magnus
Mikkelson, Westby; vice president, S.
Hoiberg, Bloomingdale; secretary and
treasurer, w, w. Wigginston, Viro-
qua; directors, S. Hoiberg, Blooming
dale, and Mr.. MeMullin, Newry.
Blaine Running was visitor at
Cashton or Monday.
Contractor August Corridor was a
business visitor in Lacrosse last Sat
urday,
I Mrs. Floyd Hamilton of Viroqua
visited here with her parents today,
Mr., and Mrs. Matt Bergh.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Peterson enter
tanned a few of their friends at a six
o'clock dinner on Tuesday evening.
John Erickson and family were vi
roqua visitors last Saturday evening
accompanied by Mrs. ~ l. Bergum.
Miss Della Anderson of Coon Valley
arrived here this evening for a visit
at the farm home of her sister, Mrs.
Melvin Stafslien.
Arvid Oberson, one of the wide
awake farmers in town of jefferson,
came Saturday to spend over Sunday
IN the city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole S. 0berson.
! A. Syverson of Marquette, Mich
Mrs. c. o. Shannon and son, Dick, of
Lacrosse spent Sunday between trains
at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Syverson.
Mrs. Marcus Syverson of Tomah.
came Sunday for a visit at the home
of her parents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Syverson. On Monday she went
to Niroqua for visit with her son,
Bud.
Miss Verna Jackson went to La
Crosse last Friday, returning on Sat-
urday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Paul FritsvoId of that city, who will
visit at the parental home here for n
few days.
II. o. Hilleque has resigned from
his position in the Bank of Westby and
has taken the managership of the
Paulsen Shoe Store here, succeeding
j. II. Void, who resigned. We are
not advised as to Mr.. Wold's plans for
the future, but we imagine that he
won't long be idle.
Mrs. S. J. Severson writes from
/ iftla psAA Ms&H - l.. L.
she may stay out there this winter.
She left here about two weeks ago in
answer to telegram that her mother
was about to undergo a serious oper-
alton. She reports now that her moth
! er is getting along very nicely.
Theo. I. Lee has returned from
North Dakota where he went the fore
part of last June. He spent most of
the time in Williams and Mckenzie
counties and reports crols good in
those sections of the state Mr.. Lee
| is making his home with his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and hrs. Helmer
| Hagen, who moved last week to their
new farm home west of Viroqua.
! Simon Nersven and son motored to
Lacrosse last Saturday.
| II. o. Stevlingson made a business
trip to Minneapolis on last Saturday.
| Mrs. T. L. Peterson and Mrs. Emil
Paulson visited in Lacrosse last Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ericsson and
children visited at Coon Valley with
relatives last Sunday
Miss Juanita Thorson returned home
| from Wausau last week, having COM
lpleted a business course at the Wau-
sau Business College.
g. j. Swain spent last Saturday in
| Lacrosse.
Rev. A. o. Hofstedt returned from
Deer Park, Wis, last Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oftedal are
occupying the Mrs. S. J. Severson res
idence in the city.
The people of Sparta voted to bond
/ their school district last week for
+ 1925, 900 for new school building. The
vote was 253 for and 1879 against.
Mrs. Car Gullord of Coon Valley,
returned to her home yesterday after
having spent a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Art Eyenson, here.
| DR.. Thorspaard returned to Chica-
/ 90 on Monday, having been called here
by the illness of his father, L. L.
Thorsgaard, who has been ailing for a
week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. HoiIien have
now moved into their coy new resi-
dence in this city. They have one Of
the finest residences in the city, with
all modern conveniences.
Miss Pearl G. Hill spent last Sat
urday in Lacrosse.
/ Mrs. Lewis Sveen of Coon Valley
was a shopper ir his city yesterday.
Miss Elvira Jefson wen to Lacrosse
today for visit there with friends
! John Lee and family moved last
week into their new residence in the
Davidson addition.
Mrs. Ea-l Jefson spent couple Of
days Of the fore part of the week in
Cashton with relatives.
Hans G.. Christensen of the Newry
vicinity, boarded the train here for
+ Lacrosse last Saturday.
NJ Torgerson assisting Sam
Twinde with the janitor work, having
charge Of the old school building, be-
ginning duties on last Monday.
We understand that local tobacco
buyers have started activity. The pre-
vailing prices, we are told, are from 20
to % cents. Not SO bad, considering
prices Of other farm produce.
] Insure with John Dawson & Co.