Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-06
Good Wills Successor
DE SOTO


DE SoTo. April 4-Mr. Andrew Knutson of
Oak Ridge and Miss Anna E. Bean of Rush
Greek were married at Lacrosse Wednesday,
March 80. Mrs NJ. WEIGH is visiting at the
N. Frey home. Lewis Olson company sold
two tobacco planters this week Jno Mag
gio Of South Side returned from Chicago on
Thursday accompanied by his brother, who re-
Gently arrived in Chicago from Italy A. L.
Williams has purchased Ford and will sell
medicines and extracts for McConnons of Wi
mona Vim. Tiedeman is completing a new
launch which viii have a capaeiay of twenty
people. The ladies' aid society will give a
cafeteria supper and sale next Thursday af-
ternoon and evening =. Eric Peterson of Re
treat was injured in a runaway last Monday
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson have moved
on their farm on Lawrence Ridge The four
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bohland has been i'll with tonsitis. j. The peo-
pie of Retreat and vicinity will soon vote
either for or against a. proposed high school at
Retreat. Mesdames kellogg, Baumer Osborne
and Seymour entertained the ladies aid last
Wednesday. delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Charles Battles has been quite III at her
home. Mrs c. Battles is nursing a fractured
toe. Mrs. A. j. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Alvina West were business callers in the viii
lage Friday. Miss Charlotte Beffa visited
at the Kloak home Saturday ). M. C. Olson
and VIM. Joseph made business trip to vi
roqua Saturday. Miss Ina Bootsma accom-
panied them and spent the week end with her
father and sister. The ladies aid society will
meet at the Lutheran church on Lawrence
Ridge Wednesday. March 10. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend. =. Misses Florence
White and Dona Krause spent the week end
in Lacrosse. Teman Brudos and Miss Julia
Thompson of Retreat neighborhood were quiet
ly married at Winona Thursday. March d..
Mrs. Fred Henderson of Victory returned home
Sunday from a Lacrosse hospital greatly inn
proved in health. Mrs. Willard Sutherland
of Retreat attended church conference at
Lacrosse Sunday. DIR. A. L. Myrick accom-
panied Miss Edith Lawson to the StFrancis
hospital where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis Sunday morning -. Mrs. John
Devlin of Viroqua is assisting in the hotel
duties in the absence of Mrs. F. J. Lawson,
who is with her daughter, Edith, at the hos
pital. Oakley Inman returned home Sunday
from the StFrancis hospital after having his
tonsils removed the previous day. :. Mrs. J. w.
Lawrence left Sunday for Prairie du Chen
TO spend few days with the Henry Otto fam
lily. Oliver Hayden transacted business in
DeSoto Saturday =. NJ. Chas. Partridge sold
his farm at Red Mound to Earnest Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs.. Partridge are contemplating
moving to DeSoto to live. Mrs. Fred Hay
den of Retrest pas business caller in our
village SATURDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Lof-
tus accompanied by their son autoed TO their
farm near West Prairie Sunday afternoon.
Iva Tiedeman. who is working at Lacrosse
spent Sunday with his father at DeSoto. =.
Mrs. Oliver IS visiting her son and family
at Chaseburg this week. e.. Mrs. Louis Axlen
has accepted a position with the creamery at
Stoddsrd. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Watson of
Viroaua were visitors in DeSoto Sunday. =.
Mr.. Lester Cilley of Cooley Valley had the
misfortune of getting his nose broken while
playing ball at DeSoto Sunday Miss Gene
We've Gordon came down from Lacrosse SUM-
day to. visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Gordon. Mrs. Peter Jensen and daughter,
visited at the D. g Newton home Saturday
Louis Fritz OF Lsnsing, Iowa. was Sun
day visitor in village. .Ingebrit Peterso
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs A.
Knutson. on Oak Ridge April End.
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