Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-28
LAFARGF ENTERPRISES

L. L. Lathrop and A. F. Drew were
business callers in Viroqua Tuesday.
Lulu Paul is home from her teaching
duties in the northern part of the state
Edna Rolfe is home from her teach
ing duties at Cornell for the summer
vacation.
Bessie Householder arrived home on
Tuesday from her teaching duties in
Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Brandes spent part of last
week visiting her daughter at Gays
Mills. She returned home Friday.
Jake Potts is buying wool, and says
about 500 of the fleece is delivered
paying highest market price.
Mesdames Walters and Casperson
of Viola were guests at the Lathrop
home Tuesday. They were also in
vited guests at the party Tuesday af-
ternoon given by Mrs. Freeze.
Mrs. Jake Cowee arrived Friday
evening, accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Dot Rittenhouse and granddaugh-
ter .Angelus from GAINESVILLE. Mrs.
Rittenhouse lis in i'll health and she
came home with hopes of gaining
strength.
Jonn Lawrence Of jug Creek has
purchased the Willard property and
the postofflce viii remain where it is.
The new postmaster, Carson Lawrence
and his bride will occupy the rooms
in the rear of the postoffice.
Zelma Fulmer came home Friday
evening for the summer vacation after
spending the school year nj the Viro-
qua Training School.
The Charlie Brown family autoed to
Doering by way of Stevens Point and
Wausau. This was real pleasure
trip. The ladies stopping in the vii
lage while the gentlemen went out to
near by lakes for fish. They report
fine time and crop conditions great.
In letter to home folks Charlie
Miller writes that he was obliged to
leave his car some distance from Three
Forks, Montana, hteir destination, on
account of heavy rains and bad roads.
Earl Jensen has nice position in
the Fred Cowee Drug store.
Edison Brown made quick trip to
Viroqua Wednesday morning.
The Langley family spent Sunday
at the Ray Lawton country home.
Harley Neefe, wife and family of
Rockton spent Monday at the parental
home.
Mrs. Rudolph Wolfgram of Viroqua
is a guest at the Langley and David
son homes.
Pete Hill and family have moved to
their farm, for the summer, on Bear
Creek.
Mac Marshall and family have NOV
ed into the A. w. DeJean house in the
east part of town.
Joe Roberts arrived Tuesday in the
village among friends and relatives,
from Lawrence University.
Leonard Sanford, wife and daugh-
ter, of Oconto are at Mrs. Sanford's
home in for visit.
J. H. Potts Is decorating, vanishing
and painting the inside of their house
on corner of Main and State Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Clark are visit
ing this week at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Richardson at
Yuba.
Gladys and Willard Galloway visit
ed relatives at West Lima last week.
Mrs. Ova Green and son Ray, visit
ed at the Geo. Roberts home last week
Mrs. Green spent Thursday with Mrs.
Ada Shird.
The Henry Gather family autoed to
Richland Center Wednesday, where
they spent very pleasant day whit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gudgeon were Viroqua
callers last Wednesday. They made the
trip with Mrs. Gudgeon's sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Silbaugh.
Mrs. Elias Of Minneapolis is in the
village looking after business and visit
ing friends. Mrs. Elias says she has
been in i'll health during the past few
rnonths.