Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-08

a hard time party was held at the
hall Saturday evening.
Sidney and Leonard Thompson and
Virgil Tryggestad attended the dance
at Chaseburg Saturday evening.
Lassie.
Bud, March 6-Mrs. Albert Tryg-
gestad entertained few ladies at a
quilting bee last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Mills and Mrs. Rov Moore
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Chris Tryggestad.
Emma Primmer visited friends at
VirOqua over the week end.
Mrs. Paul Hanson celebrated her
50th wedding anniversary on Satur-
day, February %. The day was spent
very quietly as she is still very weak.
Her children presented her with sum
OF money IN gold as remembrance
Of the day
Mrs. Ole Traastad spent the past
week with her mother Mrs Paul Han
son, and assisted in caring for her
and vas present on her anniversary
day.
Lavina Fauske is at Madison, hav-
ing found employment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DeLap visited at
the Smith home near Redmound on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Peterson visited at
II. 0. Hanson's Sunday.
Irish Ridge, March 6-Fine wealth
er after the recent storm, and many
are taking advantage of the good
sleighnig and are doing their hauling
to and from Viroqua.
A number of friends from this com
munity attended the Simson funeral at
North Springville on Monday after
noon.
Philip Jacobus was business call
er at Viroqua on Monday.
Mrs. Carl Selin visited at the Elmer
Haugen home on Tuesday.
Peter Nelson of Viroqua was a
business caller at hte Nelson brothers
farm on Tuesday.
Andrew Gyland is here visiting his
sister, Mrs. Philip Jacobus.
N. V. Nelson spent the week end at
Westby visiting his sister, Mrs. Braa-
ten.
Ole Hagen was a Yiroqua business
caller on Monday
Miss Carol Selin is taking music
lessons at Viroqua.
The revival meetings at the M. T..
church will continue during the week.
Come out and hear Rev. Hofsteadt
and the splendid choir.
George Mills is suffering from an
infection OF his foot. We hope he
will soon recover.
Ole Christensen and son, Elmer,
We're business callers at Viroqua on
Saturday last.
Mrs. Selma Vedum did shopping at
Viroqua on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Hooverson has been on
the sick list but at this writing is
much better.
! Mrs. Fred Christensen visited at
the Otto Peterson home on Friday.
While returning home from Viro-
qua on Wednesday, Mr.and Mrs. Theo-
dore Thompson had a narrow escape
from being seriously hurt, when their
team became frightened and ran
away, throwing the occupants out and
continued running, until they were
stopped near the Springville store
The Thompsons are none the worse
for their hazardous experience.
We regret that so few from this
community attended the Farmers Co.
operative Meeting at Viroqua on Sat.
urday. Come to the next meeting
Carl Selin was a business caller al
the county seat on Saturday.
We sincerely regret to learn htat
Mrs. Hofsteadt is not much improved
Bud, March 4-Vincent Rabbit has
been employed at Viroqua repairing
the badly torn up telephone system.
The hard time dance at Bud was
well attended Saturday night.
Casper Jacobson has been hauling
baled hay the past week.
Leonard and Sidney Thompson spent
the week end in Chaseburg.
A party was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. DeLap Saturday
evening. A good time is reported by
all present.
Virgil Tryggestad was a Lacrosse
visitor last week.
Quite number attended the dance
in Viroqua Friday night.
Everybody is anxious to see warm
weather Pussy Willow