Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-29
HILLSBORO SENTRIES

Frank Hansberry made another trip
to Lacrosse last week to consult a
specialist about blood poison in his
hand from which he has been suffer
| ing for about six weeks.
Mrs. John Rosenbalm and family
left Thursday last to join her husband
| in their new home at Peshtigo. She
was accompanied by her father, VIM.
Bauer, who remained there over Sun
day.
Miss Evelyn Sinclaire and Miss Su-
sic West have been visiting in Chicago,
also points in Indiana for the past two
weeks.
Mary Brandon closed her restaurant
last week in order to take couple of
weeks vacation. She is spending the
time in Milwaukee.
Mrs. T. j. Kennedy, who has been
in Hillsboro for some time visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Hammer,
returned to Chicago last Thursday.
The state bankers convention being
held in Milwaukee this week is at
tended by the following Hillsboro peo-
pie: Edw. Wolf, Morgan Healy, Jas.
Goggin, NJ. o. Lind, E. V. Wernick
and H. j. Chard
The four sons of John Roberts and
their cousin went through an expert
ence during the storm last Thursday
night that will remain in their memory
for long time. The Roberts family
occupies the Henry Walker farm at
ITrippville. During the storm that
night, shortly before twelve O'Clock,
lightning struck the new house on the
farm, occupied by the five boys who
were sleeping on the second floor. The
parents were in the old house. None
of the boys were injured aside from
serious shock, but the house was
badly wrecked from roof to basement.
The storm that night was heavy and
considerable other damage is reported
Live stock is reported killed in var
ious places.
Frank Yansky received shipment of
one ton granite cross which was
erected over the grave OF Mrs. John
Sinkule in a cemetery near Dilly. Mr..
Yansky says IT is one of the incest
and largest cross monuments he ever
sold.
Jim Lem informs US that the big
snake which roamed the Rynes farm
near Mt. Tabor and put fear into all
trespassers was killed week ago Sun
day. Jim was spending the day with
the Albert Rynes family and ne and
Albert were roaming thru the woods
when they found the big fellow nap
ping. 1t was of the black variety and
measured six and q half feet IN length.
DIR. F. /. Pinch and daughters, Nan
ny and Esther, are away on two
weeks motor trip through the east
ern part of the state.
Enron Stanek of Champion Valley
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consulting specialists relative to
him for some time.
Orval Rose, who has been playing
with the HiIlsboro baseball team since
the opening of the season and at the
same time carrying on his work at
Lawrence College, will spend his sum-
mer vacation in this city. He is now
employed on the Hillsboro & North
eastern.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hohlfeldt and
Flora and Henry Hohfeldt returned
last Sunday after spending week at
GAINESVILLE where they attended the
wedding of their niece, Miss Brigham.
Emil Jiricek, of Rockford, Illinois,
was in the city from Saturday till
Monday looking after matter If bust
ness. Emil gave up farming when he
left Hillsboro and is now real estate
dealer in Rockford.
Miss Mary Ludwig and Josephine
Kaufman, who have been at Ender-
line n. orth Dakota with Esther Kauff-
man during the past school year, re-
turned TO Hillsboro last week. Miss
Esther Kaufman went to California
for the summer.
Joe Kaukl brought his seven year
old son. over from Yuba Saturday TO
have q wound dressed on the latters
head. The boy was injured By being