Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-27
DE SOTO

,DeS0t0. July 25--Mn and Mrs. Geo.
Dedrick, Mr.. and Mrs p. Jensen and
daughter Lala, were callers at the n.
E Newton home Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson Of
Belmont, Iowa, are spending a few
days at the home of James Lawrence
and other friends and relatives.
Rob Hayden and brother enjoyed
several hours fishing last Tuesday,
Mrs. F. Eitsert and sister Mrs Han
| dy Of Ferryville, were business callers
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dahl of Lacrosse,
spent couple of days at tie K f.
Dyer home.
Mrs Grin Oliver and children Of
Chaseburg, visited several DAYS at the
Oliver home in DeSoto.
! Mrs. Bert Collins and children of La
Crosse, are visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jo-
stph.
The moonlight excursion on the
Isteamer Capitol was very well patron
ized and everyone had d good time.
Mrs. Rob WEIGH and children of La
Crosse, are guests at the Rome Cald-
well home. E
Mrs. Fred Bean and daughter Miss
Francis, were callers at the DR.. My
| rick home Saturday last. " = -
4 Mrs. Carl McLees is quite i'll at hel
home on McLees ridge.
+ Mrs. N. Frey returned from the hos.
lpital Friday where she left Mr.. Frey
much improved. IL = +, b.
l.s Mrs. Broadhead of iVh eqha isLJisit.
Ling her sons, Edwin and Albert, of Re.
threat neighborhood VS. 4
/ Mrs. William White of Retreat vi
1cinity is nursing the mumps these
r. Mrs. Olson, daughter q Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Geo Rutter, of Upper Brush
Creek was taken to La Crosse hos
lpital Saturday in a serious condition,
/ 4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murphy have re-
Etprned to their farm on Lawrence
Fridge, to reside permanently.
John Hill of Retreat is driving a
new Ford coupe.
I Ben Seymore was business caller
in De Soto Saturday.
Geo. Crumb, Sr. spent Sunday with
his son, Pearl, and family Of Retreat.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Davis and Miss
Marion Davis and children autoed to
La Crosse Wednesday last.
Mrs. J. Hill and Mrs. NJ j. ITALIAN
der were Viroqua shoppers last Tues
day.
Miss Mabel Sallender Of Retreat is
! visiting friends in De Soto this week
Grin Bean returned Sunday after
spending a few days in Indiana.
Rev. Miller, former pastor of De
Soto, Retreat, and Central charges,
died in an Illinois hospital July 9Th
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Green and
son Harold were Viroqua shoppers
Wednesday.
Maurice Axlen of Washington. d.
c., spent last week with his sister,
Mrs Frank Sallander.
Miss Mabel Hayter and Leonard
Mellon autoed to Viroqua Sunday.
The Misses F. Bean and Lucille
Hubbard called on friends in West
Prairie Tuesday.
Mrs. John Seymore of Viroqua Wis
tied with her brother, Frank Sallan-
der Wednesday last.
Miss Eunice Side has been engaged
to teach in the Partridge school for
the ensuing year.
Frank Davis and William White
went 10 Viroqua Friday evening to
take the second degree in the Mason
ic lodge.
Mrs. Frank Sallander is enjoying
visit with her mother, Mrs. Axlen, this
week.
On account Of the weather the social
that was to be held at the George
Hammond home, was postponed until
next Friday, July 20.
Willard Seymore made a business
trip 20 De Soto Thursday.
Miss Francis Bean returned Monday
TO the university in Chicago where she
viii spend another month.
Melvin Steenburg of Retreat was a
social and business caller in De Soto
Thursday afternoon.
Louie Fritz of Lansing was a caller
at the Kloak home Sunday
Miss Edna Bootsma spent the week
end at the Kloa6 home in De Soto.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Bootsma of Vir-
oqua were callers in the village Sun
day.
Quite number Of people from the
village attended the circus in Lansing
Friday.
Several Of the De Soto people motor
ed to Viroqua Friday TO attend the
tent show, Uncle Toms Cabin.
Mrs. w. Krotzer returned to her
home in Toledo, Ohio after having |
spent several weeks with her sister, |
Mrs. G. r. Bartholomew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams spent /
Sunday with friends and relatives in /