Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-27

Monday.
turned Friday from Amigo where he
attended the state convention of coun-
ty clerks.
Webb ReveIs and E. A. Collins
drove over from Ontario on legal bu-
siness Friday, the latter renewing Cen
sor dues while here.
Mrs. Max Roman leaves for Chi
cago, Thursday, where she will visit
with her sons Percy and Joe, and
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Levy.
The Farmers Bank is undergoing
very thorough enovation-refinish-
ing of both interior and exterior, and
cement floor in the basement.
DIR. Gerhardt Fortney motored
from Zumbrota last week and joined
Mrs. Fortney here for few days visit
with home folks. They returned on
Sunday.
Ed. Norris has returned from the
hospital at La Crosse, where Mrs. Nor
ris submitted to an operation. He re-
ports her as doing as well as could be
expected.
Chris Weber and family drove to
Sparta, Sunday, where they met and
brought back Mrs. Geo. Hauge, who
had spent two weeks with relatives
at Sparta.
Prof. N. H. Kingsley and family
drove over from La Fargo Saturday
and with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J, H. Kingsley, spent Sunday at the
river fishing.
VIM. P. Fleming and M. T. Van
derbilt and wives and Elmer Parr mot
ored to Lynxville and return Sunday.
They report that heavy storm of hail
visited that part of the country.
Emanuel Felix, Otto Surenson,
Kenneth Tuhus, Buford Wintz, How
ard Williams and Merne Kier spent
all Of last week camping on Seas
branch mile above Avalanche.
Merchant s. A. Sweger niOtored
to Minnesota where he viii spend a
two weeks vacation with his brother,
Rev. Sweger. His uncle, Ole Fred-
rickson, of Westby accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homar Cunningham,
brother Kenneth, and father George
Cunningham, spent Sunday at the Mis-
sissippi fishing While there Mrs
Cunningham stumbled and sprained
her ankle.
"A. j. Churchill Of Clinton town
was here Monday on business. He
and his family leave next Tuesday for
Rockford to visit his father and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Clark of Clinton
will accompany them.
Rudolph Wolfgram is enjoying a
weeks vacation from duties at the
Williams shoe store, spending the same
at La Fargo, where Mrs. Wolfgram
has been visiting for several days.
They will return Saturday.
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Rogers and Mrs. Welma Thompson
motored to Sparta, Sunday, where
they joined Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lo-l =
well and the party went on for lays
FISHING trip at Trout Falls.
q -Messrs. Oscar Peterson and M. B.
Caucutt were IN the city from Valley
on Thursday, the latter confering with
Highway Commissioner Ristow on
road grading in the town of Forest.
Mr.. Peterson is the merchant there.
j. NJ. Qualey and family came ov-
err from Richland Center to spend a
in Virouua. Marion umpired the vi
roqua- Hillsboro game Sunday. He
cheered the Censor with renewal of
his paper.
Mrs. Grace Bisby of Chicago is
here to spend two weeks with relatives
and friends. She is a daughter of T.
M. Buchanan of this city. On Sun
day nearly fifty relatives and friends
gathered and spent the day below
Springville in most enjoyable picnic
in her honor.
The B. C.. Brown, C. G. Culver,
NJ j. Felix and Max Roman families
picnicked at Black Bottom Sunday.
With them were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Krier of Chicago and people from Mus
coda, who had spent the weekend in
Viroqua. After the picnic dinner, Mr..
Brown motored to Muscoda with the
visitors.
-Prin. A. w. Zellmer dropped in
Sunday, motoring with his family
from Fairwater, where they have Wis
tied relatives for several weeks. Mr..
Zellmer is enjoying his work with the
Mutual chautauqua. He just finished
up a week at Prairie du Chen, and
left to take charge of the chautauqua
at Harvard.
Miss Velma, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. B. Fisher, now taking a IA
months course at the Wausau Bust
ness College, will finish this week in
eleven months, the first Of class Of
thirty to graduate. She has accepted
a position with a wholesale firm two
blocks from the college and will stay
in Wausau to begin york August 1st.
--Messrs. H. E. Rogers and w. d.
Dyson and wives returned, Sunday,
from a most enjoyable motor trip in
the northern part of the state. They
stopped at New Auburn and hunted
up the cottage on the lake where o.
G.. Brown and DIR. r. W. Baldwin and
families are spending their summer
vacation. They report that Otto has
a trained rabbit there which gives his
trained hound run three times day
regularly to keep him in condition.
Near their enhancing camping spot
is Grindstone lake which Otto inform
ed them was named because Of the fact
that knife inserted in the waters Of
the lake and slashed around a few
times came out perfectly sharpened.