Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
CAsHToN RECORDS


don't watch out, is the warning which
might well be given to those who are
thinking If violating the states game
and fish laws The full force of ward
ems are on the trails of the game vio-
lators now and the results are begin
ming to show. 4We now have So full
time wardens," says Commissioner w.
F. Barber of the conservation COM
mission, and in addition we have a
little over 200 special wardens. 1t
doesn't pay TO take a chance these
days. With the season opened this
year for few days for the birds, we
are keeping q strict eye on the woods.
The birds are more plentiful than any
time before and hunters must confine
their activities to the set dates and
then keep within the specified bag linn
its.
Philip McManamy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Me Manamy, left last
week for St.John's University, Col
legeville, Mimi, where he is enrolled
as student in the Benedictine Abbey.
He was accompanied to school by Rev.
VIM. NJ Jeuck, who visited relatives
and friends at St.Paul and Duluth re-
turning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Saval of Fl.
Atkinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Per-
so of Sparta, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in town visiting relatives.
After spending more than a month
with relatives and friends at Waupun,
Green Lake and Berlin, Miss Alice
Campbell returned on Wednesday.
Miss Hulda Moen has accepted a
position in the high school at Candy,
| Minnesota. where she will teach COM
mercial studies.
| Gertrude Kamperschroer, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Kamperschroer, is at
tending school at St.Catherine's AGA
denny Racine.
Mr.and Mrs Merritt Bell and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Henry Berens visited at
Lacrosse, Wednesday.
Chas Erickson, who is superintend-
ent of the waterworks at Sparta, says
he pumps 100000 gallons a day.
VIM. Dyer had the misfortune to
drop a heavy casting on his left foot
causing a bad bruise to the big toe.
VIM. Feiting and family were over
! from Ton1ah last Friday to spend the
day with l.. M. Earle and family.
| A miscellaneous shower was given
| By the Misses Anna Steinhoff and jose
phne Hedrick in honor of Miss Agnes
| HenitZ at her home Sunday evening.
The following were present: Leo
Victor and Allie Muehlenkamp; Vern
and Olive Rapp; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Behrendes; Leona BehreGdeS; Justina
Kapeller; Richard Behrendes; Dick
Anna and Julia Steinhoff; James Ben
rendes, Paul Mack; Ben and Bartha
Muehlenkamp; Irene Behrendes; Hell
en- Ziegler, Geo. Bohn; Geo. Flaigg;
John, Celia and Lucy Rapp; Ed, Leo,
Joe and Catherine Kruck; VIM. and
| Clarence Dittman; Josephine, Tia
Helen, George and Joe Hedrick; Pearl
! Sullivan; Alice Won Hayden; Laura
Kowitz; Lucy, Philomena and Frank
Heintz; Anthony Ebert; Herb See
kamp; Cora and Frank Schaller; Geo
Schaller; Mike Haas; Frank Schmitz;
| Clara .Gertie, Laura and Mamie Christ;
| Carl Gerving; and Catherin Sullivan
The evening was spent in playing
games after which delicious lunch
was served. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
Mrs. Henry Degenhardt, Sr., nee
/ Catherine Youngerdorf, died Sept. 6
at her home on StMary's Ridge at
the age of 70 years, months, % days
after a lingering illness of 215 years
of which Is months she was confined
to her bed. She was born May IA
i 1S4S, at Rhine Province, Germany ,ano
came to America with her parents
when 8 years of age. She was marri.
ed to Henry Degenhardt May %, 1865
and settled on the farm where she has
resided ever since. Her husband pre-
ceded her by death ri6 years. She
leaves to mourn her leath, IL children
Martin and Mrs. Fred Steele of Loyal
Mrs. Frank Hubing and Mrs. M. A
Eisenhut of Athens, William, Henry
Joe, Mrs. Frank Mashak, Mrs. Der
Schweiger, all of this community anC
Fred and Celia at home. She also
leaves one brother in LosGatos, Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mitby ant
Clause Mitby were here from Mime
apolis for a short visit. Ole Mitby
came today. All visited their mother
at Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mork of Aiken, Min
nesota. Mrs. Ole Sunby of River Falls
Wisconsin and Mrs. Ferdenand F'inl
of Tonka Bay, Minnesota, were guests
at the p. E. and Z. E. Mitby home:
last week. The ladies are sisters Of
Edw. and Peter Mitby. They alst
visited their mother at Westby, WHIT
is very i'll.
Part of still, two barrels of masl
and two containers partly filled witt
moonshine were eonfiscated IN ralt
Saturday afternoon conducted by Dis
trict Attorney Reid, Sheriff Miller
Undersheriff Lund and state prohi
bition enforcement agent, upon tn
Huber saloon on St.Joseph's Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bates, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Mossey of Austin
Minnesota, and Mrs Clyde Larson o
Bangor were guests last Friday o
Mrs. Grace Jersey.
Henry Laufenberg and family hav
moved to Leon, where Henry has Sc
cured the job as station agent IN plac
of l. N. Lord.
Miss Ingred Sandsness and Mis-
Freda Erickson are attending the Ii
Crosse Normal school.
Gust Elmer and family of MinoquI
have been spending the week wit
relatives in Cashton, Westby and Ii
Crosse.
Justice on the Job
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