Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
DE SOTO

De Soto, June 6.-Miss Avada Bet
singer of Lacrosse is a guest at the.
Kloak home
Miss Myrtle Oliver spent few DAYS
visiting in Dubuque and Chaseburg.
Mrs. Oliver was called to Chaseburg
Saturday to help care for her SON.
Orin's wife, who was quite i'll.
Chas. Tenney was in DeSoto a few
days last week looking after business
interests of the community.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Jacobus has been quite i'll at his home
near Retreat.
Mrs. E. Shultz is visiting her par
ents in DeSOto this week
Edmund Buehler, Argus editor, sus--
tanned a slight though painful injury
to his hand, catching it in the press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Seymour were
DeSoto callers Friday.
Mrs. James johnson was a Lam
sing shopper last Thursday.
Sheriff John Herold of Crawford
county was in De Soto Friday ON Of
fetal business.
Otis Cole of Dubuque is visiting his:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orick Cole.
The Louie Hendrickson family of
Nash Ridge had quite shock a week
ago, when their house was struck by
lightning, part of the roof being torn
off.
Fred Adams made a business trip,
to Lansing Friday
Mrs. Fred Adams is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Rushford, MINI.
Hyram Rutter of Ferryville was.
giving demonstrations with his tract
or out in the Retreat community last
week.
Mr.. G. Dunkley Of Redmound vicin-
ity was in the village to consult his
physician last Wednesday.
Rome Caldwell is enjoying a tive.
weeks vacation.
Only small crowd went on the first
boat excursion because of the cold
rainy weather. However, Saturday a
large crowd took advantage of the
beautiful weather and good roads to
enjoy days outing on the Washing
ton.
Mrs. C. E. Dyer went to Prairie du
Chen Saturday to make the acquaint-
ance of brand new neice.
Max Sumerfeld of Retreat, was a
DeSoto business caller Friday.
Frank Seymour transacted business.
in our village last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Seymour and
Seymour home Sunday.
A brother and friend of Mrs. john
son are visiting at the James johnson
home in DeSoto.
Tom Gordon received a message
when he reached Savannah, on his way
to Nachez, Miss, telling him not to
come as the dredge was about to stop
work.
De Soto crossed bats with Ferryville
on the DeSoto diamond Sunday. De
Soto won, score being Il to 6.
Mrs. K Dyer spent Monday after
noon with the Oliver Hayden family
at Redmound.
Herman Veglahn of Bad AK vicinity
is nursing a sore arm.
Mrs. Sam Ames and family had a
beautiful tomb stone placed on the
grave of the late Sam Ames Monday.
The Methodist church services held
in the grove at Redmound Sunday
morning were well attended and q
bounteous picnic dinner was enjoyed
by all.
Gill Nordrunn was busy repairing
telephone lines in the village Monday.
Arthur Hanson will be ordained as
a Lutheran minister in the DeSoto
Lutheran church on July IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marks were De
Soto callers last Saturday.
Ed Dyer and family have returned
to DeSoto to spend the summer.
VIM. Joseph has just had his resi-
dence painted.
Mrs. Mate Long spent the week end
with friends and relatives in Lacrosse
Raw Morgan of Retreat transacted
business in the village Thursday
Mrs. Ed. Langford was greatly
frightened a few days ago when on
entering her cellar she discovered q
large snake on a beam. Quite a few
snakes have been killed around De
Soto already this spring.