Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-02
DE SOTO

DeS0tO, OCTOBER 30-MrS. Emma
Collins visited friends in DeSoto and
vicinity last week.
Mrs. Orville Wakefield was a caller
at the James Lawrence home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams mo-
tored to Lacrosse last Monday.
John Hill was business caller in
the village last Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Mellem of Retreat vi
cinity, who was operated on by DIR.
Gunderson at the Lutheran hospital
last week is getting along nicely al
though her condition. is still serious.
Joe Dagnon of Ferryville brought
his daughter to DeSoto physician to
have tumor removed from her hand,
last Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Miner vas village caller
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Levi Cole of Redmound was a
caller at the K. F. Dyer home Thurs
day afternoon.
Friday night the cars of Stanley
Erickson and Lenard Wolf collided.
No one was hurt, although the Wolf
baby was thrown from the car. Both
cars were badly damaged.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hendrickson of Retreat
community October 29th.
Friday afternoon Oliver Hayden
came down to enjoy a fishing trip with
Kennard Dyer. Oliver went home
with heavy string of sun fish.
Mr.. Horner, way-freight conductor,
was quite badly injured about the head
and shoulder last Thursday at DeSoto.
Miss Della Hayden spent the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hayden.
John Gillespie spent the weekend
at his home in Lacrosse.
Mrs. R. Caldwell was on the sick
list last week. Miss Elva Adams sub
stituted in the postoffice.
Miss Myrtle Oliver suffered from an
attack of tonsilitis last week.
Miss Tolvstad, intermediate teacher
has resigned her position. Miss Hell
en- Flanagan will substitute.
Catholic church services were held
in DeSoto Sunday.
]. Lawrence was Lansing business
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cilley were
callers at the Fred Seymour home
Sunday.
DR.. Myrick was called to see Mrs.
Joe Dagnon of Ferryville on Sunday
els hospital in quite serious condi-
ton.
Mrs. Harold Seymour spent the past
week at the Lutheran hospital with
her mother, Mrs. Rob. Mellem.
The chicken pie supper given by the
Royal Neighbors Saturday evening
was well attended.
Last Friday afternoon a party COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. John Marren,
DIR. and Mrs. Myrick, Walter Seymour,
and Truman Jaeobus enjoyed hunt
ing trip. The party bagged sixteen
rabbits on about four acres Of land.
Myron Dedrick of Victory was
DeSoto bushes caller Thursday.
Elmer Sheldon transacted business
in the village Saturday.
The Doyle Brothers, who purchased
the Bartholomew store have finished
invoicing and viii be ready for bust
ness Monday morning. We all wish
these new merchants the best of sue
cess.
Paul Lotus, who is attending CAM
pion College at Prairie du Chen en-
joyed a visit with his parents in De-
Soto between trains Sunday.
Mis- Ada Carney who is visiting her
brother, Frank, in Ferryville attend
ed church in DeSoto Sunday.
Miss Ada Kimberlin is very i'll at
her home in DeSoto.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Dyar enter
tanned Rev. Father Haggerty of Prai-
RE du Chen at Sunday dinner.
Mr.. Frey spent several days in La
Crosse for hospital treatment this
week. We are glad to see Mr.. Frey
looking so much better.
Mrs. Charles Cox of Retreat viein-
ity was on the sick list Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Kloak and son Kelsey
were Lacrosse business callers be-
tween trains Monday.
The r. n. q. lodge will give another
pie supper and program next Satur-
day evening. Everybody welcome.
A baby girl was born to MFR. and
Mrs. John Sterling of Ferryville Sun
day. October %, at the home of DR..
Andrew
Mrs. Haskell Seymour was in De
Soto on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macauley have
rented Mira. NJ. Macauley's farm near
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis were vii
'1age callers Monday.
Mrs. r. Caldwell received notice of
her appointment at postmistress in
DeSoto.
STERLING