Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-13
AROUND THE COUNTY
DE SOTO

Mayin Dobson and little daughter OF
| Viola. were recent guests at the Chas,
Battles and Willard Seymour homes.
Miss Bertha Johnson recently re-
turned to DeSoto from an extended
visit in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lawson mo-
tored 70 Milwaukee to attend the Tri-
State fair.
Mr.. M. C. Olson is again on duty in
the store following his recent opera
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. Tower attended con-
ference in Marshfield last week. Mr..
Tower was again appointed on our
circuit. The people of this vicinity
are pleased with the return of these
good people.
Mrs. Peter Jensen and daughter Lo-
la, and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Dederick
and father and Miss Mona Robertson
returned Sunday from Bernard, Iowa,
where they visited at the Wayne Ro-
bertson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brandt and Miss
Emma Brandt, spent couple of days
at the Theodore Stoke home last
week.
Mrs. Gideon Smith passed away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ella
Norman of Lacrosse Tuesday, the 9Th
at the advanced age of "a years. In
torment was made in the Retreat GEM
etery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Emerson of
DeSoto spent the past two weeks at
the Jack Smith home.
Retreat, Redmound and DeSoto have
organized classes nj Home Nursing.
These classes are held in DeSoto every
Tuesday afternoon in the village hall
at g Miss Moser, Red Cross nurse,
is the instructor.
Miss Hazel Kloak has been engaged
TO teach in the Barnum school.
Mrs. Dell Cilley Of Redmound is re-
cuperating from a severe attack of
seiatica under the care of DR.. Myrick
The Sheldon families are now out
of quarantine.
A baby boy came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Collins of
Upper Rush Creek, Saturday, Septem-
Der End.
Last week was moving week for the
Bartholomew and Farreson families.
Bartholomew into the Copper resi-
dence and Farresons into the Mrs.
Marshall house on river street.
Miss Florence Rodden of Madison
visited the past week at the Tenney
home in DeSoto.
The Misses Agnes Doyle and Marie
Wolfe of Lacrosse were guests of
Miss Esther Doyle last week.
Robert MorelIi of Lamar, Mo-, is
visiting at the Fred Morelli home.
Mr.. John Robertson of West Prai-
rie vicinity is very i'll at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Peter Thompson.
Mr.. Ed Kinefick of Sugar Creek is
quite i'll at his home.
Mrs. Ole Dale is slowly recovering
from her prolonged illness.
Mr.. Albert Broadhead departed on
Tuesday evening for North Dakota.
Mr.. Harry Johnson nearly severed
one of his toes while splitting wood
last week.
Paul LOTUS left Saturday for La
Crosse where he will attend high
school this year.
Miss Dorothy Howarth has gone to
Lacrosse to enter the nurses training
school at the Grandview hospital.
Mr.. Ole Anderson returned from the
hospital Tuesday last.
Miss Annita Tesar of Prairie du
Chen is guest at the DIR. Andrew
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dahl of Lacrosse
spent Monday at the K. F. Dyer home.
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. G. Culver of Viroqua en-
joyed days outing on the Mississippi
one day last week with the DR.. My
rick family.
Thursday morning, while loading
rails on the section below Lynxville,
John Sterling of Ferryville, received a
severe cut on the head. He was brot
TO DeSoto physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Wetterlin and
Miss V. Johnson of Victory were bust
ness callers in DeSoto Thursday.
While hanging tobacco Thursday
morning, Walter Tenney fell breaking
his arm and receiving other injuries
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawson of
Victory were business callers Thurs
day last.
Mrs. Fred Lawson is employed in
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beardsley spent
the past week with their daughter in
Gays Mills.
Mrs. Mable Warren and Miss Gladys
Jacobus accompanied Miss Edna Ell
vim to Lacrosse Thursday to consult
DIR. Smith about some trouble in her
ear.
Tom Watson and daughter Lee
were DeSoto callers Friday.
Those interested in the welfare of
our schools will be pleased to learn
that the 9th grade has sixteen pupils
enrolled this year, and still more in
tand coming. This seems to recon-
ueend the continuance of this grade in
the DeSoto schools.
Mr.. Pearle Richardson accompanied
his wife to the St.Francis hospital on
Thursday evening where she was
operated upon and is recovering nice
ly.
Peter Peterson was business caller
in DeSoto Friday.
The pupils enrolled in the 9th grade
are as follows: Doris and Delora
Kloak, Mona Barker, Katherine Kline,
Moril Farreson, Elaine Lewis, Lilly
McKinstry, Ella Anderson, Irene Wat
son, Lucille Tower, Genevieve Tenny,
Hazel Lehman, Sadie Munson, June
Quinn, Audry Witcraft and James
Howarth.