Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-05

land Center, John Hill of Marquette
university; Clyde burlington of Lam
sing, Charlie Maybee of Minneapolis,
VIM. Albrechton and family of La
Crosse, Carl Albright and family of
Stoughton, Mrs. C. NJ. Peterson of La
Crosse, ole Berschiem OF DEBORAH, Irv-
ing McMillin and family of Beloit,
Chris Reed and family of Gays Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barrels of Blue
River, Marion Hockenberry of Ash
Ridge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd of New
Richmond Agnes Bergh teacher at Ply
mouth, Cornele Clancy student at Prai-
RE du Chen, Rachel Hanson of Wash
lington, d. c., Helen Smith teacher at
Beloit, Frank Mccormick atheletic in
structor in Milwaukee, VIM. Hanks of
! minneapolis.
DR.. A. J. Mcdowell has moved into
Offices over the drug store, back of the
| telephone central.
/ Prin. J. c. Lawton and family spent
the holidays with relatives at Rockton.
Mrs. Lawrence Peterson and chill
dren spent the holidays with relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
Gilbert Mason of Readstown has
purchased the Readstown Opera House
Melvin Turk has purchased the IN
terest of Mike Mckinley in the farm
machinery business, and has rented the
Bell building and lot across the street
to carry on the business with the in
tention of putting in a stock of hard
ware in the spring
Mrs. Elmer Nelson was taken TO a
Lacrosse hospital for treatment.
Ed Wiley, old Soldiers Grove man,
now of Richland Center, is taking
treatment at Lacrosse hospital.
Thos Gander, recently elected regis
ter of deeds of Crawford county, has
moved his family to Prairie du Chen.
The American of Sparta and the
Schwartz of Edgerton received tobac-
co here December % and %.
Otis White was called to Boscobel
by the death of his sister Mrs. Clara
Rice, who died of commissions. leaving
la husband and little baby girl.
Viola won from Readstown basket
ball team q to Is. Readstown beat
LaFarge 27 to Is.
DE SOTO ARGUSIES
Through the efforts of Congress
man Esch the order for a very unfa-
vorable exchange of mail pouches for
DeSoto is about to be rescinded.
Badger Homestead of the B. A. Y.
at DeSoto has installed the following
officers: VIM. Witcraft foreman, VIM.
Tiedeman master of ceremonies. A. l..
Williams correspondent, Edmund Bueh-
Ter chaplain, Ira Tiedeman overseer,
Geo. Pennel Waterman, Arthur PEN
mel sentry.
Blaine Hutson Of Dubuque visited
his cousin, Robert Quinn.
Mrs. N. II. Seymour has resigned as
teacher of the Retreat school.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Lucy Of
IFerryville, daughter at Lacrosse.
Extension of the Lacrosse Interur-
ban telephone line to Lynxville has
been completed.
F. NJ. Seymour has purchased from
Richard Anderson his residence. occu-
pied by Harold Joseph, and has moved
into the same.
William Pennell and Mrs. S. +. Nor
'ris of Genoa have gone to Alabama
TO spend the winter
H. l. Johnson has just completed a
fine 26x2S residence on his farm to
take the place of the one destroyed by
fire two years ago.
Holiday visitors at DeSoto were:
Wakefield and family of Dubuque.
Bert and Donald Oliver of Dubuque,
DenZil Long Burlington bridge car
penter, Henry Ringenbach employed
lat Trempealeau, Herman Ringenback
of Milwaukee, Genevieve Gordon Of
Lacrosse, 6. H. Marks Of Duluth, z.
IN. French Of Minneapolis, Albert Law
son OF Condo, South Dakota, James
WEIGH, Oregon, Illinois, Mrs John
Tschohl and son Of Dover, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steege, living
north Of Genoa, mourn the loss Of their
infant child, Laura Eleanor, who sue
cumbed to an attack Of who0ping
cough on December 15 The little one
had but brief existance in this world,
of six months before being called
away, having been born last July.
Funeral services were held Friday Rev.
Robert Pow officiating, and the re-
mains were laid to rest in Riverside
cemetery.