Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-05
La FARCE ENTERPRISES

Miss MadeI1a Brown spent the week
end with home folks on Bear Greek.
Mr.and rs.Ashmore of West Lima
are guests of Mrs. Ashmore's mother,
Mrs. Clary.
Merchant w. M. Chase is confined
to his home on Maple st. with the
present epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslin and daughter,
Dee, departed for their home at Sex
tonville, one day last week.
The Jensen family are improving
after two weeks of apidemic. Earl
| is very weak but able to be about the
house.
"a little bird told" that two of our
young people We're married, Bertha
Holverson and Clyde Yakey. Con-
gratulations.
Mrs. Weisner returned Saturday
from Lacrosse.
Link Clark is employed at the Clay
ton Smith home caring for tobacco.
| Doctor Jay Smith of Glen Rock,
Wyoming, arrived Monday, the 9th,
for a few days visit with DR.. J. I.
Esch. DIR. Esch and Smith were class
mates in college nearl 80 years ago
and this is the first visit they have had
in about Is years. DIR. Smith will re-
turn to his home within few days.
Mrs. /. T. Huston came last week
from Ismay, Montana, accompanied by
her little granddaughter. Mrs. Huston
is in i'll health and the doctor advised
a change in climate. She will move
soon into her house on Main st. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Heigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wallace returned
| to their home in the village last We'd
arnv,1sv,or fhe. Dor u
their children in and around Topeka,
Kansas. They report the winter in
| that section a mild one, the thermome-
ter never registering 2 below zero.
| That all winter crops were in fine con-
dition, and work of planting was well
under Roadway. They saw one farm
where the planting of 8 car loads of
potatoes was in progress, which are
grown for early shipments. The f.
nancial conditions are about the same
as here. Many are taking advantage
of the bankrupt law TO relieve them of
debts. That thousands of people were
out of work and none in sight. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace expect to dispose of
their property in the village and re-
turn to Kansas to make their future
home among their children. Mrs. Wal
lace reports the death and attending
the funeral of John Wisgarver, at one
time a resident of this village. He
passed away while at his work in the
Santa Fe R. r. Company's yards.
/ Mrs. o. F. HIM is on the sick list.
Mrs. Hattie Post is visiting her par
ents at Neilsville.
Prof. Kingsley i s confined to his
home with the present epidemic.
! Mrs. A. Saubert returned to her
home on Buckeye Ridge, Sunday.
The Appleman family are improv-
ing after nursing the epidemic.
Mrs. Nora McLin is gaining slowly
after a two weeks attack of severe
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Dempsey and
children visited at Sherman Shird's
| Sunday.
Mrs. Sherman Shird is at the home
of her son Jess, caring for the baby
who is very sick.
The Jonas Lawrence family Of Star
| Valley, have all been on the sick list
Mrs. Blakeley Of Viola came up on
Tuesday to see her new granddaugh-
/ ter at the Cowee home.
Mac Marshall is numbered among
those who are confined to their homes
with the epidemic.
Frank Nechvatai received a tele-
gram Friday stating that his wife was
very low. He left Saturday morning
| by train.
Miss Thollehaug returned home on
Monday as so many were unable to re-