Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-30
WESLEY ILLNESSES

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The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Melby at Blooming
dale recently and left sweet little
baby daughter.
Mrs. Pete Hauge returned today
from Lacrosse where she had taken
her little daughter, Bernice, to hos
pital for the removal of her tonsils.
Miss Stella Johnson came home this
evening for an overnight stay with
home folks. She is taking course in
nursing at the Grandview hospital.
Rev. L. M. Roseland drove through
here yesterday from Viroqua on his
way to his new field of labors in Min
neapolis. While calling in to bid us
goodbye he told us that his family
would follow by train in few days.
Mrs. L. w. Southern entertained a
coffee chain on Monday of last week.
Twenty-eight ladies were present.
Miss Josephine Hegge went to La
Crosse last Wednesday to hospital
where she expects to undergo an oper-
alton for goitre.
Misses Martha, Ruth and Esther
Neprud came home from Milwaukee
to attend the wedding of Miss Maud
Neprud at Coon Valley last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Annextad, Of
ST. Peter, Minnesota. came on Tuesday
of last week for a visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K Running and with
other relatives and friends.
Those from out of town who came
to attend the funeral of Andreas Was
send were: Mrs. Fred Whseberg and
daughter Helen of Frerchville; Ar
L. txys- lofr
Mrs. Martini Engh of Lacrosse; An
drew Wassend, Spokane, Washington
Even Erickson, Pigeon Falls.
A record run was made by the
Westby fire department to Cashton
last Thursday morning about three
o'clock. An alarm of fire and call
for help came by telephone from our
neighboring town at that time, Cash
TONS municipal building being on fire,
Their fire department was all in the
building and being consumed by the
flames. 1t is said that the Westby
men were in Cashton on the scene of
the confagaration in just half an hour
after they received the call. Aug.
Gorder was at the wheel Of the truck
and was accompanied by Marsbhal
Andrew Peterson, Fire Chief Magnus
Mikkelson and George Dyer. When
they reached the scene of the fire they
found that the hose did not fit the
Cashton hydrants, but fortunately a
large cistern was within reachc and
this was drafted into valuable service
and it was not long before the flames
we're under control.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Jothen last Thursday.
Mrs. Oscar Lovaas and Mrs. Henry
Rude entertained a coffee chain or
Tuesday afternoon and evening at the
formers home.
Rev. j. 3. Unseth of Waterville, Ia.
visited his mother, Mrs. P. Unseth
last week. DR.. NJ. A. Unseth of Chi
cago also visited his mother recently
N. G. Sollie, former owner of q bak.
cry here and late years at Viroqua
was a welcome caller at this offic(
while in the city yesterday afternoon
He tells US that he is moving to Whal'
an, Minnesota, where he has bought
store.
Mrs. S. B. Rogue entertained tbs
Tuesday club this week.
! Mrs. o. NJ. Lien entertained coffee
chani last Wednesday.
Rev. ]. o. Holum was in Sparta OF
Monday on professional business.
Miss Martha Rude of Coon Valley
spent the weekend here with her par
ents.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lien and daughter Mis-:
Agnes, spent a week at Coon Vale,
recently, visiting relatives and friends
Axel Skovgaard, the famous Dan
/ ish violinist, has been booked for /
concert at Westby, Jan. IL. Watcl
for further particulars.
Halvor Eielson of Sherwood, Norti
Dakota, came last Saturday for Wis
| it with his brother, Eiel of this city
returning TO his home on Monday.
DIN Jefson. Earl Jefson and Ham
Christensen left last Thursday for the
northern woods to be on deck on Sun
lday when the deer hunting seasoI
opened. We won't even venture |