Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-22
ROUND ABOUT THE COUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT OLD
VERNON'S PEOPLE
Important Happenings Chronicled in
the Papers of Our County
During the Last Week
CASHTON RECORDS


Grace Jersey is nursing at the HON.
stad place.
We understand that Viola defeated
the eolored team TO /. Sparta beat
Bangor last Sunday and now heads
the list.
County Sheriff Chas. Terrence went
to Ontario Thursday and took AIRY
North into custody for temporary in
sanity. Mr. North will be taken to the
state hospital at Mendoza this Thurs
day for treatment.
Two car loads of young people many
of them recent graduates of the Cash
ton high school, made trip to Madi-
son last Thursday, returning on Sat
urday. They all enjoyed the outing
and sightseeing at the capital. They
looked over the university grounds and
through many of the buildings. While
driving home and near Ontario, the
car driven by Erickson, struck high
bump in the road and the occupants of
the back seat, Fryda Erickson, Chester
Randy and Helen Peterson, were
thrown violently to the top. Miss Err
iekson received a bad cut on the nose;
Randy got his upper lip cut and some
teeth loosened and Miss Peterson's
back was hurt. All are reported TO
be alright now. Outside of this in
cident the young people had a magni-
ficent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braun and children
of Loyal autoed to Cashton for visit
at the Mrs. John Beren's home. Mrs.
Braun is Mrs. Beren's daughter.
Henry Berens went to Minneapolis
Sunday, where he met his wife, who
had just finished her school teaching
duties in Montana After spending a
week at the lady's home at EauClaire,
Henry will return to Cashton. Mrs.
Berens will follow later.
Prof. F. c. Bray, wife, and daugh-
ter Helen, visited over Saturday and
Sunday at the P. E. Nelson and E. H.
Brown homes. Mr.. Bray finished his
eighth year as principal of the Sparta
schools. After spending couple of
months with relatives in Galena, Hi
nois, the Brays will move to Fort At
kinson, where Mr.. Bray has secured
the position as school superintendent.
Miss Lizzie Eikjarud and Miss Edna
Mitby, who have been teaching school
at Sioux Falls, Iowa, are home for the
summer vacation.
The largest brook trout ever seen
in this section was on exhibition Tues
day morning in front of the Bangor
state bank. 1t was German brown
trout, 30 inches in length and weigh
ing pounds. The fish was caught by
Joe ellis in the Big Creek dam.-Ban-
gor Independent.
Miss Mary Brody, who has been
teaching at Sun Prairie, is home for
the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mlsna attended
the funeral of a relative over near La
Crosse this week.
Matilda Neubauer, who has been
teaching school at Athens, returned
yesterday to spend the summer with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schermerhorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Currier, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn and Ed Donohue autoed to Sol
diers Grove last Sunday to spend the
day with Art Moore and family.
Mrs. Cecil Allen and daughter Doris
visited relatives at Viroqua, yesterday.
Matt Bever was seriously i'll last
Saturday. At this writing he is some
what improved.
On last Sunday beautiful festival
vas celebrated in tn, church of the
Sacred heart Of JesIE, when seven
children Of the parish &c. .eived their
solemn holy communion. The follow
ing were the communicates: Emmett
Brody, Sylvester Helser, Georgine
Hintgen, Omer Justjnger, Helen Klein,
Clara Neuheisel, and Melinda Schroe-
der. On Monday the parish children
who had completed a distinctly sue
cessmul term of parochial school WORK,
enjoyed their annual picnic, Auto
mobilists conveyed the children to Cas-
tie Rock where memorable day of
pleasure was spent.
Mrs. H. o. Moen went to White
water this week 20 attend the gradu-
alton exercises at the Normal school,
where her. daughter, Hulda finished.
Master Robert Brody son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Brody, had tire misfortune to
fall from tree breaking his right
arm. The member is healing nicely.
Mrs. Art Olson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Bever, is here from
Minneapolis to visit her parents. Mr..
Bever is greatly improved in health
and is able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mitby were
over to Baraboo ON Monday to attend
the funeral of cousin of Mrs Mitbys
a soldier boy whose body was recently
shipped home from Europe.
Miss Florence Luce left last week
for DesMoines, where she will spend
the summer with her aunt and uncle,
DIR. and Mrs. Luce. She may not re-
turn in the fall, in that event will COM
plete her education there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Erickson are
in the west this week visiting with
Martin Erickson and family.
Norman Campbell, who has been
attending dental college in Chicago, is
home for his summer vacation.
Henry VonRuden, who has been at
tending dental college in Chicago is
home to spend his vacation.
Lawrence Peterson of Viroqua is
here this week looking after the Erick-
son drug store during the absence of
Mr.. Erickson.
Miss Alta Gudsos, who has been
teaching school at Lacrosse, is home
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Trescher is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Haun
at Tomah.
DR.. Norris Moen has installed in
his dental parlor. fine new X-ray
machine. This machine viii greatly
assist him in locating tooth trouble.
Mr.. Moen believes in having the best
Of everything to work with and there
by shows his progressive spirit.
Mrs. Clifford Jerome of Leon, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Woods and son, Wal
ter, of Adams and Mrs. Matt Hove of
Sparta visited at the home of Mr.. and
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