Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-19

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The State Bank Of Viola purchased
of Mrs. Lucy Tate, the half block of
property on our main street, lying
west of the furniture store.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Knut- 1
son of EauClaire, Oct. 8, 1921, son.
Mrs. Knutscn will be remembered as
the former Miss Flossie Hopkins of |
this place.
Abner Gochenaur took a couple of !
his Shorthorn calves, male and fe- Z.
male.over to Hillsboro last week where !
he entered them in the live stock show. |
There were three other BREEDERS of
this type there and competition was
keen but Abner got first premium on
both entries. also grand champion on
the heifer calf. He says it was a sue
cessful event with over 100 animals
entered and the attendance was very
good.
Milton Beighley and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Fry spent the past week
in Clark county, visiting with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. L. L. Henthorn was in Mil
waukee last week in attendance at the
Grand Chapter meeting of the Eastern
Star lodges fthe state.
! Oscar Anderson and Ray LOCKER
came up from Madison last Friday and
spent the night with relatives here.
Mrs. Ed Haakinson of Los Angeles,
California, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
and Sunday at the home of the form
er's niece, Mrs. A. j Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Blakeley of
Menominee arrived here Thursday of
last week and are visiting with rela-
tives and friends at this place.
i Mrs. Lucy Tate left last Friday for
her home at Casper, Wyoming, after
having spent several weeks here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Dowell had az her guests
4 last week Mr.. and Mrs. Batter, Mrs
George Farmer, Mrs. Fogo and her
son, Virgil, of Statesan, Wis.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foreman went
to Madison last week to be at the bed
side of their daughter, Emma, who
submitted to an operation for append
icitis at the hospital there.
Mrs. j. E. James of Bowman, North
Dakota, spent few days of last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Griffin. Mrs. James was a former
resident of Bloom City.
Miss Mabel Grouse left last Satur-
day for Lacrosse where she entered
the Lutheran hospital to take three
year course of study at that place In
) order to fit herself for the nursing
profession.
Friends here have received word of
the birth of a daughter, Miss Ruth
Lucille, to Mr., and Mrs. p. r. Jost of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Mr.. Jost
will be remembered as the principal
! of our schools Iastyear.
, Mrs. Geo. Henthorn of Readstown
, died Sunday last following long i'll
ness with stroke of paralysis. Fun
eral services were held Tuesday from
the Christian church at Readstowr
and interment made in the Sylvan
cemetery Quite a number from here
! attended the funeral.
W. l. Griffin and son Lee, left last
week fer Chicago where the former is
looking after business interests. Lee
will go on from there to Kansas City
, Missouri, and take up his work with
the CHM Book Co.
The Rev. J. A. Vincent, wife anc
, baby of Darlington spent Tuesday
night a md Wednesday with friena'
here, the former being called to Off.
ciate at the funeral of "Uncle Tom
my Edwards, which was held We'd
nesday forenoon.
{ L. E. Rabbit went to Canton las
week where he purchased car loaC
of potatoes but did not get home will
: them as he sold them on the way
: However, he brought holnt some choic,
seed potatoes. He reports that FREQ
: Lepley had the misfortune TO fall from
i building, sustaining bodily injuries
' that will lay him up for fe wdays.
s. Last Monday this Office was pre-
scented with number of ripe straw
berries which were picked that morn
E ing from the patch belonging to Ru
t fus Gochenaur in Mound Park. HI
and family have been enjoying ;
mess of Strawberries every few day,
) all fall They are the "Everbearing
Z variety and seem to be a hardy plant
4 He says there are quite lot Of greer
/, berries still on the vines.
4 L. J. Brindley and family were Rich
!, land Center visitors last Sunday witt
4 relatives.
: l. E. Caspersons house will sool
( be ready for their occupancy and the,
e are getting ready to move.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Campbell 0
q Richland Center spent Sunday wit
: his mother, Mrs. Jas. Campbell, at thi
: place
q Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Webb were La
Crosse visitors Sunday at the hom
: of Mrs. Webb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
a L. r. Arlington.
! Francis Major of LaFarge has &C
o cepted position with C. F. Mathew
:. & Son and is serving an apprentice
Y ship as druggist.
( la FARCE ENTERPRISES