Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-19
ROUND THE COUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT OLD
VFDNON'S PEOPLE
Important Happenings Chronicled in
the Papers of Our County
During the Last Week
CAsHTON RECORDS

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freshments were served and games |
played All enjoyed good time and |
left Esther fountain pen IN remem- |
brance of the day.
Miss Elenor Hintgen is home for a
visit She has been at summer re-
sort in the northern part of the state
for the past three months.
Mrs. Katherine Jeuck returned home
this week from her visit in Iowa and
Missouri.
Mrs. Jake Kirt and Mary Gross of
Cascade, Iowa, visited here this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schreier. The
ladies are cousins of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schreier
Martin Anderson recently under
went an operation at Lacrosse. APP
pendicitis was his trouble. 1t is re-
ported that he is getting along nicely.
John Quinn came down from St.Paul
to spend few days with friends and
relatives and to transact some bust
ness
Norman Campbell returned to Chi
cago this week to resume his studies
in the dental department at the Chi
cago university.
Mrs. S. C. VanDuzee passed away
on Monday of this week at her home
in 0akdale after many months of ILL
ness. She had spent q great deal OF
time at hospitals since leaving Cash
ton couple of years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. VanDuzee resided many years
on their Clinton town farm and about
ten years ago moved to Cashton where
they resided for six or seven years,
moving to Lacrosse then to 0akdale.
Besides her husband Mrs. VanDuZee
leaves to mourn their loss, several
children. Funeral win take place to-
day at one o'clock from the Henry
Erickson home and burial will be made
in the Moen cemetery, Rev. Wang Of
floating.
Sincere sympathy goes out to Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Steffrud over the
death on Monday at the St.Mary's nos
pital at Sparta, of Clement, their old
est child, boy of fifteen year of age.
! About three weeks ago Clement, who
was attending high school III Cashton,
complained of being i'll an dwent to
his home west of town. 1t was pro-
nounced appendix trouble and he was
taken to the hospital for an operation,
but before he was operated upon the
Z infected part burst and his whole sys-
I tenn was poisoned. During his stay at
the hospital he had constant attention
and everything possible was done to
save his life. Clement was bright
boy and good clean lad and made
many friends in our school. He will
be sadly missed by his broken hearted
parents and his young friends. Fun
eral will take place Saturday with ser
vices at the house at one o'clock and
/ burial will be made in the Moen GEM
/ etery, Rev. Rondestvedt officiating,
4 The Royal Neighbors mad a jolly
time at their regular meeting Wednes-
day night. They expect to initiate
several new members at their next
meeting, also planned to hold Hal
lowe'en party where the husbands and
invited friends will make merry.
The New Casnton Telephone Co. has
applied to the State Railroad Com
mission for a raise in rates.
Mrs. Oscar Becker of Terre Haute
Indiana, arrived in Cashton last week
for a visit among her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heiser have NOV
ed to Cashton and are now comforta-
bly, settled in their residence near the
school house.
Joseph Radmacher and wife of Mil
waukee spent a couple Of days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schreier. They
also visited relatives on St Mary's
ridge.
Rev. Fathers Jeuck, Tierweller and
Stuhlman, the latter of Etrick, were
the guests of Father Q'Shaunessy at
Rising Sun last Thursday.
The Cashton base ball team has dis
banded for the season. The team has
a good record, having won 16 of the
90 games played. Cashton won from
Bangor, took 4 cut of from Sparta
lost one to Lacrosse, took 2 from
Hillsboro, won out of A from Viola
lost one to the Union Giants, split ever
with Viroqua, Boscobel, Richland Cen
ter, Muscoda and Soldiers Grove, tool
2 out of 8 from LaFarge and lost one
to Elroy. Good crowds attended al
games played in Cashton and if more
games had been scheduled here the as
location would have been several hun
bred dollars ahead instead of being
8 few dollars behind.
Emil Olson of Albert Lea, Mime
sofa, visited his brothers here for {
couple of days. He returned on Sun
day to get his family, all wishing t
attend the John Lee funeral yesterday
Sunday evening big state highway
truck and large Overland touring
car had a headon collision just nortl
of Rockland. TheOverland was fright
fully smashed, bat luckily no one wa
injured. The wreck blocked the roat
so that cars could not get by for SOM
time. The truck had the full right o
4 way, and we presume the Overland
driver did not know this.
Mrs. Harrington is spending SOM
/ time with her sister at Lake Mills.
Fred j. Jeuck of Mineral Point wa
/ a visitor at Sacred Heart rectory Sun
/ day and Monday.
: A daughter was recently born T
: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lyons at New LIS
bon. Mrs. Lyons was formerly Id
4 Melgard.
Mrs. E. A. Lord returned last Sat
urday from Ashton, South Dakota
On her way home she spent wee
at St.Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Longworth an
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Halverso
and son spent Sunday with Mr.. an
| Mrs. Clarence Anderson.
| VIOLA NEWSLETS
Another tree which has been stand
:. ing on our main street for as man
Ii years as most of us can remember
Twas cut down last week because it wa
in the way It was the pretty ire
standing in front of the drug stor
which had been so carefully trimme
and no1rished by G. F. Mathews a
/ these years. A concrete pavemer
L xuas RI no mt in m, fh5e Straa4 and