Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-25
DE SOTO

auley, who for several weeks edited
the DeSoto Argus has returned to APP
pleton to resume his former position
with the Post Crescent. Rudolph Lee
is now managing the Argus.
FLOYD Smith, who was taken to the
Lutheran hospital last Sunday, was
Immediately operated on for appen-
dicitis, and is getting along nicely,
although his condition was very ser
ious.
Principal Spaulding has been con
fined TO his room for the past two
weeks with a serious attack of humps
Mrs. Herbert Hanson has been sub
shutting in his place.
The James johnson family have
moved out of town. Mr.. johnson has
accepted a position in John Sides
Mr.. and Mrs G. R. Bartholomew
and baby returned last week from an
extended visit with Mrs. Bartholo-
news parents at Pembertonville, o.,
The Misses Doyle and Flanagan
have moved to the Fred Adams home.
Oliver Angel has been confined to
his home for the past week with a
severe cold.
During the illness of Club Nc
Dowell, Henry Joseph covered his
mail route.
Mrs. Mccormick is suffering from
a severely sprained ankle.
+. Wise has rented the Bootsna
shop and residence. We all welcome
Mr.. Wise and hope he viii do pros
porous business.
Mrs. Geo. Dedrick of Ferryville is
quite i'll at her home.
Mrs. James Lawrence entertained
the M. E. aid last Wednesday. Lunch
was supposed to be served, but we'd
call it one bountious feed; chicken pie
m everything. About fifty people
were present
Harold Lee, the ten year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lee of Nash Ridge,
while coasting at school, one day last
week struck sharp stick, tearing
deep cash in his left leg: In order
to close the wound about fifteen
stitches were takekn. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Elvin and their
daughter, were DeSoto callers last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Rust and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Everson were business callers
in the village Friday.
Oscar Hanson while saving wood
last Tuesday accidentally struck the
saw injuring his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton and J.
Newton visited at the ID. E. Newton
home Wednesday.
Woody Dyer came home Friday
to entertain the humps.
The village dancing club will give
a masquerade ball next Friday even
ing.
Little Marie Joseph is quite i'll again
Mrs. VIM. Joseph who has been
quite poorly for the past few weeks
is feeling better again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tower and a lady mis-
sionary entertained the children last
Thursday evening. The children all
reported an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Andrew Sanwick spent few
days with Mrs. Lawrence last week.
Mrs. Sever Brudos of Nash Ridge
suffered from an attack of quinsy last
week.
Mrs. Curren Wakefield of Asbury
Ridge has been very i'll but is now
convalescent.
DR.. A. l.. Myrick was called to
Lynxville Friday night to the Lewis
Larimore home. The doctor reports
the birth of fine baby boy.
We have been informed that Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Barker have rented the
Tally restaurant.
Several loads of DeSoto people at
tended the dance at Victory Saturday
evening. A jolly time reported by
all. ii ii
Mrs. John Hockheimer is i'll at her
home near Retreat. as9
Mrs. Mae Caldwell accompanied DIR.
Andrew to the Lutheran hospital Sun
day morning. DR. will remain in the
hospital for treatment.
Early Sunday morning the Their
mometer registered as low as 20 be-
low zero in some parts of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p LOTUS spent
Sunday in Prairie du Chen visiting
their son Paul at Compton college.
Martin Munson of Nash Ridge In
jured his leg last week while loading
ice.
Sam P. Nash of Ferryville trans
acted business in DeSoto Friday last.
Mrs. VIM. Davenport of Ferryville
came up last Tuesday TO consult her
physician.
Elmer Nixon was a business caller
in the village Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Newton were
Ferryville callers Sunday.
Harvey Wakefield and family of
upper Rush Creek were DeSoto callers
c.