Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-06
DE.SOTO

versity Of Wisconsin and is now home
for the summer.
Miss Frances Bean has returned to
her home after Spending the past
year at the Northwestern University
of Chicago.
Mrs. Myron Dedrick of Victory was
DeSoto business caller Wednesday.
The boys and girls enjoyed a marsh
mallow toast down on the river bank.
after their evening swim last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson of Victory
brought their infant son to DeSoto
for medical attention last Wednesday
evening
Miss Della Hayden is home after a
successful year of teaching in the
Coon Valley graded schools. Miss
| Hayden has been reelected as principal
for the coming year
| Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Bootsma of Vi
roqua were business and social callers
| in DeSoto Thursday.
Miss Ina Bootsma is spending a few
days visiting at the Kloak home in
DeSoto.
VIM. Downey of Oak Ridge passed
away at his home last Thursday night
after years suffering from heart
trouble.
Miss Hazel Kloak was a Lansing
shopper last Thursday.
Miss Clara Copper of Sioux City.
Iowa, is guest at the Clark home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Wakefield and
daughter of Dubuque, Iowa, also Bert
Oliver, and Mr. and Mrs. Grin Oliver
and family of Chaseburg have arrived
to spend the Fourth at the Oliver
home in DeSoto.
The foundation is being laid for
a new barn on the Harold Delaey farm
near Retreat.
Mrs. VIM. Sutherland is quite i'll
at her home near Retreat.
Miss Ruth Kloak spent the week
end with friends in Lansing.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry James is i'll with the whooping
cough.
A family reunion was held at the
James Newton, home last Sunday
Ray Davis and Raymond Cole who
have been visiting relatives in DeSoto
and vicinity have returned to their
homes in Minnesota.
Miss Maud Schied spent Sunday at
the Geo. Hammond home.
Miss Geneva Gordon spent the week
end at her home in DeSoto.
Sherman Hastings of Victory has
signed contract to pitch for West
Salem this summer.
Geo. Hayden was in town to con-
suit a physician Sunday.
Gene Dunkley went to Retreat to
spend the Fourth with his daughter
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Swiggum of
Rush Creek were business callers Sum
day
Don Oliver is nursing an attack of
plant poisoning on his face.
Mr.. Mike Check and brother of
Eastman are visiting at the John
Horkheimer honls near Retreat.
Genoa played Nelson Clothing Co.
at Lacrosse S,,sday. Score 10 to 10
in favor of Lacrosse and Jim Brown
knocked a home run. Hurrah for jim.
Mrs. G. r. Bartholomew returned
home Friday from the Lutheran hos
pital with her month old baby.
Woody Dyer went to Prairie du
Chen to spend the fourth.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Miller of Victory have the whooplng
cough.
Word has been received from the
hospital that Mr.. N. Frey is improve
ing.
Fred Seymour is building tobacco
shed for Jas Snyder at Redmound.
Mrs. Lester Cilley is visiting her
mother, Mrs Fred Seymour in DeSoto
Kenneth Adams, one of our enter
prising young merchants has purchas-
ed the Upham store building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert and family
of Holman. Wisconsin, motored down
Sunday to spend the day with Mrs.
Lambert's sister, Mrs. James john
son in DeSoto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Vegiahn of Ge-
noa spent Sunday at the Fred Morelli
home in DeSoto.
Miss Lucille White of Retreat neigh
borhood is entertaining the mumps
these days.
Albert Olson of Coolee Valley was
DeSoto business caller Tuesday last.
Chas. Waters transacted business
in the village last Wednesday.
Harold Joseph has purchased a new
Ford runabout recently.
Harry Adams of North Badax was
DeSoto business caller Wednesday,.
A fine new barn is being built on
the Nat Henry farm near Redmound.
Mr. and Mrs, Chester Bishop Jr.
spent the week end at West Salem
with The c. r. Bishop family.
Mrs. liver Olson and daughter, Julia,
departed Saturday for Fargo, North
Dakota, being called there by the
death of Mrs. Olson's mother.
Mrs. C.. Davenport returned home
Sunday from Lacrosse, where she
has been visiting.
Thomas Thompson Of North Dako
ia, who came to attend the funeral of
his father, T. o. Thompson, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Fred Sallander is visiting rel
atives and friends in Springville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Morgan and
family arrived to spend couple of
weeks with Mrs. Morgan's parents !,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elvin.
Harvey Jacobus has been hired as
sexton for the Retreat cemetery.
A small crowd from this part Of the
country attended the excursion on the
Washington Saturday.
Last Sunday number of friends
gave surprise party IT, Mrs. g. Cade
at the home OF her pz5ents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Brudos. All report a good
time.
Miss Mable Brudos, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Brudos, was quietly
married to Mr.. Marks June LIST, in
Milwaukee.
Many of the farmers are busy re-