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

and family at GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Bauer
was not much taken up with the east
ern part of the state which he saw.
He says it's all sand and swamps.
Mrs. Mort Compton went to Madison
yesterday to have an X-ray examin-
alton of her teeth.
Mrs. John Ehlert was at Reedsburg
yesterday looking after matters in her
mothers estate.
Mrs. Mackenzie took a patient to-
Madison for treatment yesterday.
Simon Thompson of Greenwood.
township, and daughter Lola, left
yesterday on trip into Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Mrs Gus Mitchell and daughter,
who were at Hayward caring for Mrs.
Clarence Wise who suffered burns by
hot water, arrived home Tuesday.
They report Mrs. Wise getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Porter Greeley was taken very
ill Sunday evening and was removed to
the local hospital where DIR. Hans
berry removed a ruptured and gam
grenous appendix. She is making
was also operated upon for a trouble
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Walter White closed a deal Tuesday
in which he bought Woodrick Bros
dray line business.
Miss Hannah Conway, who teaches
in the Minneapolis schools, is here for
her summer vacation.
DIR. Hanesberry reports the arrival
of baby girl at the Lorenzo Mitchell
home on June 16.
Students arriving home during the
past week are Nita Lind, Milwaukee,
Lucille Ehlert and Harold Knowles,
Madison, Francis Kahler, Chicago.
Dr. Yates has been at Rochester
the past week attending the baby elm
ic at the Mayo Clinic The doctor has
given a great deal of study to chill
dren's diseases.
Ernest Jewel was up from the state
capitol for a few days, returning Tues
day. He graduates this year from the,
medical course of the state university
Fred Hayward, a hotel man at Luz
vern, Mimi, was in this city the lat
ter part of last week visiting his
brother.
Miss Della Aerundo is spending a
few days with friends in Madison,
and her sister Loera is visiting the
]. A. Cash family at Cazenova.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ewers of Be-
lott, are guests of the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Coan.
M. o. Lind motored to Wisconsin,
Rapids Saturday after his wife who
had been visiting her parents there.
Marcus 0'Neil of Minneapolis, came
last week to visit the Conway and NJ.
j. Healy families.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hagenah and babe
came from Chicago Sunday for a visit,
with relatives.
Oscar Lee, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Lee of this city, and who
has been superintendent at the indus
trial school for boys at Waukesha for
several years, has been elected as SUI
perintendent of the state reformatory
at Green Bay. Mr.. Lee takes the
place of r. M. Coles, who has been
selected as superintendent of the state
penitentiary.
Mrs. George Nerud and daughter,
of Paxton, Montana, are here visiting
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Steffen. Next Sunday there will
be a family reunion at the Steffen
home and all their children are expect
ed to be present.
Mrs. A. Higgins of Lacrosse, was
here over Sunday visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Shear.
Miss Margie Lind, who has been
teaching at Ensley, Alabama. arrived
home last week for her vacation.
A. H. Kegley and wife were here
from Viroqua last Thursday
Miss Margie Stein has been spend
ing the past week with friends at Tay-
Tor.
r. A. Armbruster, w. A. Stein and
Andy Chute returned Tuesday from
northern Wisconsin lakes where they
had been fishing for week.
Miss Esther Pinch is in Chicago
taking a course of study in summer
school.
Miss Lauretta Riley, who graduated
from the Appleton business college,
accepted a position at Ladysmith.
Miss Grace Linke, who taught at
Sheboygan Falls, arrived home Mon
day.