Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-07-06


fiaten is sister of Mrs. Darstad and
| they have two brothers in Barron
county, Tobias and John Peterson,
whom they went to visit.
Agricultural Agent E. w. Schel-
| ling of Viroqua, was welcome caller
at the Times office yesterday. He
was in this community looking up the
boys and girls club work. Mr.. Schel-
| ling is doing valuable work for the
agricultural pursuits of the county,
and it is a question with US whether
the farmers fully realize and appre
ciate his worth to them. He attends
strictly to business and does not dab
bic in politics or any other side line
while the county's hired servant.
Blaine johnson has arrived home
from the State University for the
summer vacation.
S. Stevenson returned yesterday
from an extended visit with daugh-
ter in Michigan.
Sam Twinde left for Milwaukee,
yesterday morning for a visit with
relatives for few days.
Tom Woodliff and family of Nor
walk visited at the P. Syverson home
in this city last Sunday.
p. H. Rund made a trip to Milwau-
ness, returning last Saturday.
Misses Juanita Thorson and Irene
Bergum returned home from Wausau,
Business college for the summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bergun and
daughter, Miss Leafy, and Mrs. M. 2.
Bergh attended Mrs. Isaac Hamilton's
funeral at Viroqua on Monday.
Helmer and Verbal Bakkedal, Art
Everson and Clifford Anderson return
ed on last Monday from two-wceks,
stay at Minocqua.
Miss Rebecca Theige came home
Tuesday of last week from Wauke-
gan, Illinois, where she has been
teaching school during the past year.
S. F. Ramsland and o. E. Lean
leave tomorrow for Madison to attend
the Northwest Congress of Life I'M
der-writers, which is to be held there
on July and 3.
that Leroy Peterson, former assist
ant principal in the Westby schools,
was married in that city on June 20,
to Miss Helga Elizabeth Anderson OF
that place.
Mrs. VIM. Nightingale and two
daughters, Emily and Helen, returned
to their home in Chicago, after a brief
visit with home folks. They came to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Nightln-
gales father, Mr.. Hans J. Liunl.
Miss olga Rogue gave Kitchen
shower last Saturday afternoon IN
honor of Miss Magma Davidson. An
other prenuptial shower was given
Miss Davidson on Monday evening oy
some of her girl friends, at the Math
Jackson home to which place she had
been enticed for an informal call.
We are in receipt of the report OF
the marriage of Paul Lunde and MISS
Alma Gullord of Coon Valley on June
18th. Both are well known here, hav-
ing been employed here. We are also
informed that Pat Malone, also wen
known here, was recently married 10
a Minneapolis girl, Miss Beth kelser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Larson re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis
after two-weeks' visit with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nj. Lar
son in this city.
Mrs. B. Scott, of Winona, Mimi,
and Mrs. Edward A. Lins, OF Phlllp,
South Dakota. are visiting here at the
home of their sister, Mrs. L. Dickson
and daughter, Miss Edna, and otner
relatives.
The editor is in receipt of the an
nouncement of the marriage Oh Len
G. Schreiner, a Westby BOY, now en-
oaoed in a Ford agency at Two Rivers,
wis. and Miss Dora Marion Briebach,
daughter Of Mrs. Emma Briebach OF
Lacrosse, on Wednesday, june z.
The card announces that they viii be
at home at Two Rivers August l. The
Times offers congratulations and best
of wishes.
The following relatives were visit
ors at the Eng Bjorge home last Sun
dav: Mrs. Anton Johnson, Elsie and
Willard johnson of Coon Valley, and
Cora Gunderson OF Lacrosse.
Miss Ruth Appleman arrived here
on Wednesday of last week from
Youngstown, Ohio, where she has been
teaching the past year. She tells Us
that she has been re-engaged for next
year.
Misses Magma and Ruth Davidson
were Lacrosse visitors last Wednes-
day
Miss Ruth Neprud spent Monday IN
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