Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-01

ing IN the bank during the absence of
Mr. Gillespie.
Mrs. Pred Copsey of Ferryville en-
tertained the Congregational ladies
aid last week. A large crowd attend
ed.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Seymour of Ferryville was tax
en- to the St.Francis hospital last week
and is under the care of DR.. Bannen
Mrs. Theodore Stoke entertained
the Lutheran ladies aid Saturday af-
ternoon. A large crowd attended.
Father Kramer of Genoa held SER
vices in the Catholic church here Sun
day.
Paul Lotus went duck hunting last
Saturday and bagged two fine NAL
lards.
Mrs. Iona Larson is i'll with tonsil-
tits at her home.
J. E.. Broderick of Preston, Mimi,
came down Thursday to visit his wife
at the Shirley Marshall home.
Little Carl Graham is i'll with scar
fever at the Amos Shisler home north
of Victory.
Mrs. Chas. Battles is visiting at the
o. G. Lewis home.
A bazaar will be held by the NJ. E.
aid of Red Mound Friday evening, No
vember Bird. Supper and light re-
freshments served.
Mrs. Cassius Cushing and children
of Montana have been visiting at the
Jos. McAuley home. They will make
their home in the Lulu Cuching house.
Mr.. Gushing will arrive shortly.
Walter Seymour is i'll at his home
near Retreat.
Miss Sadie Galstad Of Westby has
been visiting at the Marcus Olson
home the past week.
Ed and George Landlord returned
from northern hunting trip last
week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mons Torkelson is being treated for a
large abcess on the leg.
Mrs. Hans Knutson returned home
Sunday after prolonged stay at the
Andrew Sanwick home where she re-
ceived medical treatment.
Mrs. Mary Witeraft is seriously i'll
at her home in DeSoto.
Mrs Mary Bolstad is i'll at her home
on Sugar Greek.
Will Hanson is nursing an abcess
on his hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Angel of Vic
tory were callers at the Martha Kloak
home Sunday,
Mrs. Emma Collins of Lacrosse Wis
tied the past week at the Lawrence
homes on the ridge.
Miss Hazel Kloak spent the week
end at home.
Peter Bolstad of Sugar Greek is suf-
fering from an abcess on his neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Murphy came
down Sunday for day at lakewood
farm.
Side were married last week at Vino
ma. Congratulations
Judging from hte number of recent
marriages, Cupid has been a real busy
little body, as another marriage has
just been announced, that of IneZ
Sanwick and Adolph Suffer. Best
wishes are extended.
Peter Peterson of Nash Ridge came
in for medical treatment Friday.
The Congregational ladies' aid of
Ferryville extend an invitation TO all
to attend their bazaar and supper Civ
en- next Friday evening.
Miss Myrtle Oliver was a caller at
the Tom Watson home Wednesday.
A crowd of young people gathered
Inman Saturday evening and a mis-
cellaneous shower was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Warren.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Johnson of Victory crushed his finger
quite badly Sunday evening.
Mr.. Moseng of Viroqua purchased
the stock and rented the restaurant of
Mrs. Annie Rogers in this village.
Miss Zeva Jacobus who has been
home on two weeks vacation from
her duties at the 0nalaska sanatorium
Miss Moser, the Red Cross nurse
has completed her instructions in this
vicinity and now goes to Viroqua
DIR. and Mrs. Baldwin, Miss S. Nu-
yum. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brown Of vi
roqua and DR.. and Mrs Myrick and
son Harold enjoyed a days picnic and
hunting on the Peter Thompson farm
near Sag City Sunday. Three rab-
bits and seven squirrels being the
days bag. The men didn't get 'em
all either
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garvey of Fer
ryville were Sunday callers at the c.
r. Dyer home.
Fred Jacobus of Victory came down
to see his mother, Mrs. Mary Witcraft,
who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hanson and
Miss May Battles were Sunday even
ing callers at the Myrick home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Olson and family
and Miss Alice Olson spent Sunday
visiting at the Mrs. Mary Ike home on
Nash Ridge.
Mrs. Anna Starts and children of
Iona, Mimi, are visiting at the Ring
enback home in DeSoto.
Miss Myrtle Oliver spent the week
end visiting in Chaseburg and Coon
Valley.
Mrs. John Dunlevy of Lansing spent
the week end at the N. Frey home.
The body Of Mrs. Frey's grand !
mother was removed from the Gene |
terry in Lansing to the Catholic Gene
terry in Lacrosse, Saturday.
Geo. Long and Frank Baimer were
week end callers at their homes in De
Soto.
Mrs. Ella Tally was Lansing shop
per Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ovens of Stod- |
dard notored down in their new Chew |
rolet car, Sunday 10 visit with the VIM.
Oliver family.
Kennard Dyer and Dennis Newton /
a couple Of railroad men
Of Lacrosse Sunday on rabbit hunt. /
The party bagged Is rabbits.
Hard Lines
A specially salesman was eating his
dinner in a restaurant. His meal con-
sisted Of bread and soup. The wait 1
resa IN rassiuV him peeped over his