Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-20
ROUNDABOUT THE COUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT OLD
VERN0N'S PEOPLE
Important Happenings Chronicled in
the Papers of Our County
During the Last Week
CASHTON REC0RnS


like the location and work they viii
move their furniture there
One day last week J. Jefson, who is
employed as lineman by the Cashton
Telephone Co., fell from a telephone
pole and was quite severely injured.
1t will be some time before Mr.. JEFF
son can again resume his work, al
though he is improving rapidly.
Abbei ]. Spivock of Hammond, Inoi-
lana, was here for several days visit
ing at the Cal Hanshaw home. Mr..
Spivock is an adopted son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanshaw and resided with them
until they moved TO Cashton. He will
also visit in Minnesota before return
ing.
Mrs. Harvey Erickson returned
from North Dakota last Friday, where
she has been visiting her parents
for couple of months. She reports
that North Dakota has had plenty of
rain and the crops are looking fine.
The weather has not been as hot as
it was here
Henry Schell of Norwalk has ac-
eepted the position as manager of the
Cashton Telephone Company and is
now on the job
A large delegation of Lutherans
from Brush Greek valley, Portland
and Newry attended the installation
services here last Sunday, when Rev,
Walter Wang was installed as pastor
of the Cashton and Brush Greek Lu-
theran churches by Rev. Rondestvedt
of Westby- The services were very
impressive
Mrs. julius Torkelson, who has been
residing IN Colorado has returned to
Leon. Mrs. Torkelson was formerly
Miss Erickson, q graduate of the Cash
ton high school.
Elvin johnson, a young farmer who
resides a short distance from the
Moen church, suffered a sun stroke
on a recent hot day and has been
in serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and two
sons of Westby, were guests at the
DIR. Morrison home Tuesday.
p Z. Nelson has received word from
Lacrosse that his brother John is very
low at the hospital, suffering with
cancer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Berens, Jos. Hanson and Miss
Clara Zurn were visitors at Lacrosse
on Tuesday.
John H. Leuck, who has been EN-
ployed at Techny, Illinois, for several
years, is in the vicinity visiting. His
health is such that it is necessary for
him to change his occupation for a
time, so he expects to be home few
months.
The Misses Myrtle Mitby, Alice
Campbell, Alice Fremstad, Marcia and
Violet Cremer, Margaret Zeigler,
Blanche McMullin and Mrs Earl JEFF
son, were guests at the Mrs. Eugene
Ballsrud home at Westby one day this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Earle and daugh-
ter, Anna Rachel, left Monday for the
northern part of the state to spend
two weeks vacation at some of the
lake summer resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bennett and fam
lily of Tomah, motored over here Sun
day and spent the day with the P. A.
Paulsen family and Mrs. o. L. Ons-
rud, who is visiting at Paulsen's.
Ben Halvorsen was over from La
Crosse on Tuesday to make his mother
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jeffson were up
from Westby to spend Sunday at the
Geo. E. Taylor home.
Miss Alta Gudsos was at Lacrosse
the fore part of the week to undergo
an operation-the removal of her ton
sis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Klinkner are
rejoicing over the arrival at their
home last Friday morning, of big
baby boy.
Wenzel Karl fell from a load of
hay, on recent date, and broke his
left arm. The break occurred be-
tween the wrist and elbow.
While assisting in unloading hay
at the Joe Schwellenbach farm last
Saturday, Mrs. Schellenbach fell
backward from the load and broke her
right leg between the ankle and knee.
The break was a bad one and will
keep her confined to the Sparta hos
pital for some time. On Monday the
ambulance came from the hospital and
she was removed there, where an x
ray was taken of the break. 1t is
thought that the hay fork was set
too far back and too deep in the load
and when the fork load was raised, the
hay that Mrs. Sehwellenbach was
standing on was pulled suddenly from
beneath causing her to fall backward
and to the hard ground.
Granville Hall has sold his Belgium
stallion, Warren to S. Lombard of
Clinton. Mr.. Hall expects to dispose
of Easy Dawson also.
After spending a week ! re visit
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Brown
left Monday for St.Charles, Minnesota,
where Mr.. Brown will be employed for
q time