Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-22
DE SOTO

and Mrs. Richard Randall Of Ferry
vile, son, Monday, March 10.
Elmer Nixon returned from the
hospital Monday, leaving Mrs. Nixon
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Battles are
the recipients Of a fine large phono-
graph from their daughter, Miss Mae
Oscar Hanson is nursing a badly
cut knee, received while dislodging an
ak from a stump.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Witcraft of Redmound. on
Monday, March 10.
Miss Minnie Lewis is employed at
the DR. Myrick home
Little Miss Lee Watson is very III
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tewalt were
De Soto business callers Wednesday
last
/ Mike Wall Of Eastman, came over
Tuesday to consult DR.. Myrick thence
to the StFrancis hospital.
Theodore Stoke transacted business
in DeSoto last Tuesday.
/ Last week the Alva Tewalt home in
the Bad AK country was completely
destroyed by fire. Miss Beatrice Te-
walt, a niece, who was boarding with
them lost all her personal effects.
Very few articles were saved from
the building.
Dennis Newton, d Rolfe and VIM.
johnson attended a railroad show in
Chicago last Wednesday. While there
they Witnessed the big fire which de-
stroyed the C. B. & Q. buildings and
othcrs.
Cur teachers left Thursday morning
for Lacrosse to attend the annual
teachers convention.
Miss Wayne Seymour is still very
i'll at her home near Retreat.
The ladies' aid met at the village
hall last Wednesday.
: Little Ingrie Davidson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Davidson of West
Prairie is recovering from a serious
attack of pneumonia.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayden were
DeSoto callers last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hoyum Of West
Prairie, are both i'll with LaGrippe. J.
Chester, son of Mr. and Mrs. t.
Molland of West Prairie is also on
I the sick list
VIM. Hammes transacted business
and called on friends in the village
Miss Elizabeth Rabbit, north of
West Prairie, is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Olsen were call
ed to Bloomingdale by the death of
Mr.. Olson's mother, last week.
Frank Hickock returned Friday from
the Grandview hospital, where he was
operated on about a month ago.
Martin Johnson of Austin, Mimi,
is visiting at the Andrew Ferrison
home.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
I Roy Atherton of De Soto ridge has
been quite i'll with bronchitis.
Mrs. James Lawrence spent Friday
afternoon visiting friends nj the vii
lage.
Owing to the storm only small
crowd attended the dance Friday, but
those who were there certainly had
good time.
Henry Skildum of West Prairie is
on the sick list this week
Hazel Curry of Lacrosse spent the
week end at the Joe Macauley home.
Bernard Osborne spent the week
end at his home in DeSoto.
Miss Opal Pulham of Victory and
Kenneth Lawson of DeSoto, We're
quietly married at Winona last Thurs
day. Generalization and the best of
wishes to this young couple from their
many friends.
Mrs. Edwin Broadhead is i'll at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Davis of Re-
treat neigh borhood are the proud par
euts Of a six pound baby girl born
Saturday, March 18th.
Mrs. Josephine Mccormick has NOV
ed into the first floor Of the Copper
residence.
The village caucus was held in the
town hall Saturday evening, owing to
bad weather very few were present.
The c. +. Dyer family are on the
sick list.
Mr.. N. Frey is now convalescent
following an operation performed two
weeks ago at the St.Francis hospital.
Mrs. Frey is staying with him until
he fully RECEIVERS.
Mrs. George Dederick has returned
from the Lutheran hospital to her
home in Ferryville.
Miss Ramberg trained nurse, was
called hone last week to care for her
sister-in-law and baby and other pa
tents in West Prairie.