Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-22
AROUND THE COUNTY
DE SOTO

Myriek this winter.
The funeral of Mr.. Shirley Mar
shall was held last Wednesday after
noon in the NJ. E. church and inter-
ment was made in the Retreat Gene
terry. The esteem in which Mr. Mar
shall was held by his many friends
was portrayed by the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mr.. Chris Larimo of Nash Ridge,
who intended leaving for Norway last
Thursday was taken usddenly i'll with
pneumonia and is under the care of
trained nurse, Miss Clara ROLAND.
Mrs. Grin Oliver and children of
Chaseburg have been visiting at the
Mrs. Anna Oliver home in DeSoto.
Jim Phillips was business caller
in the village, Wednesday.
Mrs. Hackett of Ferryville is on
the sick list.
If everyone tries to make as fine a
success of the package social Friday
evening, November oath, as the pu-
nils have made of the posters describ-
ing it then we are assured of large
crowd and a good time.
Mrs. Roy Barker and son of Viro-
qua are visiting at the VIM. Barker
home in this village.
DIR. Myrick was called Friday morn
ing to Sag City to attend Mrs. Chris
Call, who was very ILL.,
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Seymour of Ferryville is i'll at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cox of Cooley Valley.
Frank Massie of Genoa is a guest
at the Knut Munson home
Mrs. r. p. Side passed away at
the Grandview hospital last week.
Mrs. Runice is i'll at the home of
her son, Peter, in Sag City.
Merritt Marks of Duluth, Minneso-
ia arrived Saturday for short visit
His mother, Mrs. Shirley Marshall,
will accompany him home to reside
indefinitely.
Herman Veghlan, who had his arm
amputated in a shredder last week is
now uD and around and convalescing
under the care of Dr., Andrew.
Mrs. VIM. Cox of Cooley Valley
died Monday evening at the Lutheran
hospital. Interment was made in the
Retreat cemetery. A host of friends
and relatives gathered to pay their
last respects to a kind and loving
mother, neighbor and friend.
Il
week end with Miss Esther Doyle and
other friends.
Mrs. Sam Olson of Rush Greek en-
tertained the Lutheran ladies aid So
ciety Friday afternoon. A very large
crowd attended. Those from DeSoto,
were Mesdames N. C. Olson, Martha
Kloak, A. Sandwich and Rob Kloak.
Grandma Witcraft left week ago
to live with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Adams of Prairie du Chen.
Sam Yttri brot his daughter Irma to
DeSoto Saturday for medical treat
ment.
Joe Phillips of Victory is suffering
from an injured hip.
d. E. Newton made business trip
to Lacrosse Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Brudos of Su-
gar Creek had their little daughter
in town for medical treatment Sum
day.
Mrs. o. L. Goodwin of Madison was
guest at the Ed Dyer home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ed. Dyer entertained Mrs. j.
E. Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs. K f. Dyer at
dinner Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Thompson
ACORN their little son Gerald to
the doctor Friday to have the cast re-
moved from his arm.
Mrs Chas. Curry Of Lacrosse came
Sunday TO see her mother Mrs. French,
who is quite poorly.
c. f. Davenport of Retreat is on
tine sick list
Edwin Brudos, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl erudos OF West Prairie, who sus-
tanned q very bad fracture of the leg
last Monday, is Getting along nicely,
but unfortunately another son was nj
jured in the leg, Sunday, when he
was accidentally struck with a ball
bab INJECTING bad cut.
Mrs Tower and daughter, Mary,
are guests at the E. c. Tower nonse in
Retreat.
A. ]. Beat came down Friday to as
slst at the Steenburg store in Re
treat.
Mrs Robert Hayden went to the st.
Francis hospital Thursday for medi-
cal treatment, returning Saturday.
The home talent play given at Re-
treat week ago Friday, was well at
tended and reported a huge success.
The Retreat ladies aid met with
Mrs. Clarence Bishop Friday after
noon with a very good attendance
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Ben Seymour, Friday the gath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morgan of Re-
treat entertained Mrs. Morgan's faith
er and two uncles from Dicyville, Wis.
the past week.
Mrs. Doyle Eber Of Prairie du
Chen spent several days packing her
grandmother, Mrs. Witcraft's, house
hold effects.
Hyram Rutter of FerryvilIe, Henry
Ford's right hand man, can surely
sell 'em having disposed of eighty
Fords and twenty tractors so far this
season.
DR.. Myrick has again assumed the
role of "old Doc Stork", reporting the
birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Staner
Sheldon Of Tewalt Ridge, November
18th, and girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Arneson, November 10Th.
Mrs. Peter Jensen and father. Geo.
Dedrick, visited relatives in Victory
and DeSoto, last Friday.
Mrs. James Lawrence was a week
end visitor in Prairie du CHEN.
Mrs. Ware Taylor has been visiting
at the John Maggi home and is now
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Fay West.
A number of young people started
for the grove Sunday evening for
weiner roast but finding it TOO stormy
they all gathered at the Battles home
and Spent 2 merry evening