Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-01
ROuNDAB0(JITTMCOUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST About OLD.
~ yERN0N'S PEOPLE
Important Happenings Chronicled in
the Papers of Our County
During The Last Week
AcAsHToN RECORDS

! during The Last Week
| acAsHToN RECORDS
Hepry Barth has been On the. sicI
list this week ~
Mfs. An4l Steirlhoif uished friend.
at Sparta on Tueslays5 gasi xoa
I Nefs Everson is again employed al
the Elevator Cos. warehouse.
The Rev. John gberlinkels of st
Louis, No IS tie guest of Rev. Wm
4 N. Jeucks s&S
Prof Meinecke and wife tisited over
I Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Tomah. p saeinss
Miss Edna Campbell was over from
Lacrosse to spend Saturday and Sun
day at the parental home4 { .e,,ss 8.
j. lsMF. and Mrs Warren, DuMez and
son Warren of La Crosse spent several
/ days in Cashton visiting relatives.
A number of farmers from around
ilCashton were at Sparta on Saturday
inVe stigating the government farm
loan proposition, f #QAt ft4
County Agent Iiddle has invited the
7 newly appointed state butter market,
| ing committee to meet in Sparta and
attempt the development of a state
vide cooperative butter marketing
system. The committee has practi.
eally accepted. ao bfi99f
/. Thor SandSakken. an old time resi-.
| lent Of Timber Coolie, died last S;t
day at the home of his daughter
Mrs Gprud. Fuheral was held Tues
lay at Moen church and burial was
| aade in the Moen cemetery, Rev. Ron
lesFedt officiating. &s19 hs
Il. Lawrence Broday, who was recently
I Jiven the. positons of private secretary
| 10 Gov. Blaine, announces that he will
soon. resign and devote HIS tinies to the
oractice of law at a1rosse, where. he
will go into partnership with Atty
Hartwell about April LIST l4
Geo.. Dyer of Westby spent Sunday
IN Cashtop, with relatives. @ - G2l
Iof Mrs. O.iW Sprechers is visiting reia-
ives and friends in Norwalksi issa. s
h Lawrence McMullin isesRending the
llEeeks at. Red Wing, MINNESOTA. visit
ing sreiatlyesb8aies X MA 80 IA
rWoEd comes from Milwaukee that
Alvin Erickson has. recovered nicely
from scarlet fever and win be out of
the hospital in a few days. 80 p
H.. 0JsMoenj hasstrsded his Mime
Isota farm of 600 acres for the NJ.
Henry farm of 80 acres Just outside of
aNtf iC1lX Oh H<AIl fidItu tttes-
!, inery, stock and grain go with the
Jiroqua place. .s7s,q -
Albert Misna recently purchased Of
Henry Peterson, 40 acres Of land which
Joins the Misna place, formerly known
as the Smith farm a mile out of town.
Mlsna now has 7S acres of choice land.
Frank Schroeder and his. crew have
leen busy men this winter in the saw
Mil, at the Schroeder place in. Cash
on, Thousands of feet of hardwood
lumber has been sawed and a large
mount is yet TO be made up. zS !.
TIE annual meeting OF the stock
,elders of the Casbton cooperative
Mercantile Co. was held at the Opera
ouse on Tuesday. of this week. All
I i'd officers were rec elected. They are:
'Ienry N. Erickson, president; Elmer
wilson. vice president. Louis H. Lar
son, secretary; VIM. Heiser, treasurer;
4 wen Syserson, director. Unlike hunA
/, reds, a, mercantile musin ssss, the
Cooperative Company did not go be-
]. ind. but slowed . small margin of
\ roht fol. tae disas srous year of 1921.
yIU NEwSLETS
+ Gilbert Huffman and family of Syl-
an spent Sunday at the homes OF Geo.
Dwell and 9chas. Buck
Ad Huffman Of Richiand Center was
allied here to see his sister last week,
no isfduite seriously i'll. -.
nDf. sand Mrs ID. E. Weber took
heir. little daughter to Madison last
itiiaday for treatment at a hospital
z Wednesday OF this week we, were
informed over the telephone by man
,gho refused to give us his name, that
jgtate Highway No.s11 between Rich
j and Center and iNiroqua was now open
otfavel.o4 y Ir0Nn1 81 vs. q
81 Mrs. Bertha Bliss0and daughter; VII
ola, left. Tuesday morning for Madiy
son where the latter will enter the
Methodist hospital at that place ;and
submit to an operation for the removal
Isl her teflsils. 5s3l - 0fce Nv -
Dunbar traded his residence
property to w. III. Schroeder this week
FOR theStwentylth acre tract of land
,ust north of town known dis the Guy
Hopkins place and expects to move on
she same when spring opens up. ~
% Ghas. NJ Marcus left Monday for
Milwaukee, and Chicago where he Is
making purchase of goods for his
trade here 3 He will stop off at Madi-
son to visit his daughter, Bessie, who
is attending the University of Wiscop-
fsin. sEsa ae9t sssla D1s n'..t go
li1 Friends and relatives of Oscar An
dersonewere shocked to learn that he
had toohave his foot amputate SatuTf
sday of last week He suffered a ses
we're Fracture some time ago and IA
Jyorable reports were heard from him
and it was not thoughtshe aYouid lose
his foot but. evidently the fracture
did not heal and hospital authorities
resorted to amputation as. the jwisest
ipfaflf 10 ?.H92sa s9a 3aH l1g3 - i
j. Friends and cneighBors Of Mr. and
Mrs. r; G., Dobson gathered at then
home one night of last week and gave
them a farewell surprise party. All
came with well filed baskets of good
things to eat. and "A fine supper was
served and a most enjoyable evening
spent. The Dobsen's willmove to town
next, week to make their home for the
present, Ienioying a years rest from
the strenuous duties of farm life, * /.
Il AT the. base ball meeting held last
Monday night at the, pumping station
plans were, completed for the .organi-
cation of o, baseball club for Viola this
season Jas ,tnembers lof the Western
Wisconsin League. The following d.
Observation-Disclosures: j. B. Kinder, j.
a gLoVeiess, &c, e. Grear,. w, H.
Schroeder, z Geo. Parke, III. 20. Wheeler
and IA bBs Schroeder. The directors
will elect officers and complete the
plans for organizing and financing the
club.
Mrs. JAY Walters entertained few
Il -. II