Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-19
DE SOTO

DeSOtO, April 10-Mr. and Mrs. n.
Frey returned Saturday from La
Crosse, where he had been confined
in the St.Francis hospital for several
weeks. Mr. Frey is now very much
improved in health.
Mrs. VIM. Witcraft and babies spent
the past week at the Charlie Witeraft
home in the Badax community.
DR.. Myrick recently purchased a
new Ford from Hyram Rutter of Fer
ryville.
Otis Cole of Dubuque has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. L.
Cole of DeSoto.
Mrs. Ed. Dyer spent several days
with her daughter in Prairie du Chen.
Bert Marley, who recently moved
onto the Jake Aberg farm, is suffering
from an attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. Jane Chosie has returned from
the northern part of Wisconsin
Miss Ada Kimberlin has returned to
her home after several months con-
finement in the Grandview hospital.
Miss Elinor Wolf of Lacrosse visit
ed her friend, Miss Esther Doyle, sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Geo. Dedrick is feeling much
better now.
Giles Hayden recently returned from
the Sweeney Auto school in Kansas
City.
Joe Ames of Ferryville was in De
Soto Monday to consult physician.
Oliver Hayden transacted business
in the village Saturday.
Mrs. Herring is on the sick list at
her home in Battle Hollow
Frank Seymour was business cali
er in our village Monday.
Mrs. d. NJ. Cilley, who has been Wis
iting her son Noel, in Needles, Califor-
MIA, returned Saturday. Mrs. Cilley
will make her future home in her new
bungalow near Redmound
Clarence Nash, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Nash, fell last week sustain
ing badly sprained arm.
Last Tuesday was the biggest elect
ion ever held in DeSoto. 157 votes
were cast. The officers electd are as
follows; Mayor, VIM. Joseph; Clerk,
Kenneth Adams; Trustee, DR.. A. L.
Myrick; Assessor, Dave Adams; su-
pervisor, VIM. Joseph; Constable,
Frank Hickok; Treasurer R. P. Loft
tus; Justice of the Peace, c. A. Bat
ties.
On Saturday, John Laskaski sold
Master Kermit Rutter of Ferryville,
purchased fine Shetland pony at the
sale Saturday.
Miss Minnie Lewis is now employed
at the Rogers restaurant.
Mrs. Sam Getter of Badax COM
munity was caller at the Oliver home
Saturday.
The Prairie du Chen high school
pupils are all home for Easter vaca-
ton.
Miss Thelma Hammes s visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Ed Dyer.
Mrs. Joe Dagnon passed away Sat-
urday evening, shortly after being
taken to the hospital. Mrs. Dagnon
leaves three small children and hus-
band, who have the sympathy of the.
entire community.
Frank Davis returned Saturday
from the St.Francis hospital, where
he has been receiving treatments for
his eye.
Mesdames Harry James and Marion
Davis spent several days in Lacrosse
last week. On their return Sunday
they called at the Myrick home.
Mrs. G. F. Andrew left Monday for
Prairie du Chen to visit her daughter,
Mrs. E. Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Olson and chill
dren of Rush Creek were DeSoto bust
ness callers Monday.
VIM. White of Retreat vicinity was
a DeSoto caller Monday.
Miss Sara Hammond has gone to
Prairie du Chen where she will be
employed at the E. Schultz cafe.
Fred ODell of Bad AK community
transacted business in our village on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Dyer and baby
spent the week end at the VIM. Ham
mes home in Prairie du Chen.
Mr.. and Mrs.James Lieurance trans
acted business and called on friends
Tuesday last.
Geo. Woman, Resner Axlen and
Theodore Stoke, were business callers
in our village Saturday last.
Mrs. r. P. Lotus has just recovered
from severe attack of lagrippe.