Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-29
La FARGE ENTERPRISEs

| LA FARCE ENTERPRISES
Miss Edith NJ. Coleman, daughter of
Leonard Coleman of the town of Stark
and Christopher d. Glenn, son of Sim
on Glenn of the town of Whitestown,
Vernon county, Wisconsin. were united
in marriage at 5o'clock Saturday even
ing at the Methodist parsonage, the
Rev. G. c. Wadding officiating. The
young couple expect TO follow the hon
orable profession of farming, and will
go Immediately to one of the farms
owned by the father of the bride where
they will be at home to their friends
after few days.
i Miss Faye Shird spent Sunday with
home folks.
i Miss Madelia Brown was the guest
of Faye Shird Monday night
i Mrs. Ed. Turner called on Mrs. Wal
ter Potter Saturday afternoon.
Halle Huffar. our apprentice, has
been on the sick list since Tuesday
evening.
i Mrs. Hattie Langley spent from Fri
day until Saturday with Viola friends.
i Jay Mosher, farmer near Wone-
voc, was business caller in the viii
lage, Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Riddle spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth SIagle of
Seeleyburg.
| Mrs.Joe weisner left Tuesday morn
ing to spend the week with her mother
lin Lacrosse.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cowee,
March l4th, nine pound baby girl,
mother and babe are doing well.
i Mrs. H. w. Mohoney Of Madison is
visiting her son, Victor, and wife of
this village.
Little Bernard Roberts is much i'm
proved at the family home, after
severe attack of pneumonia
/ Mrs. AL Saubert of Buckeye Ridge
is spending several days in the village
with her daughters and relates.
4 w. E. Withrow and family on jug
Creek are all on the sick list, Mrs.
! Withrow being able TO be out with
much effort.
A bright new baby boy arrived at
the Harley Neefe home at Rockton,
Monday March 20, TO gladden. papa
and mamma Neefe's hearts.
Ernest Waddell took passage on the
Wednesday morning train, going TO
Lacrosse TO attend business meeting
of the employees of the Standard oil
| Company.
Bert Rittenhouse left Saturday
morning for Prairie du Sac TO be with
his mother, who is very low with pneu-
monia. Mrs. Rittenhouse is an aged
lady and her many friends are anxious
for her recovery.
Little Windsor Gudgeon had a pref
ty birthday party in the LIST grade
room, March 18th. His mother serv-
ed big birthday cake, candy and sand
wiches. The guests were Mrs. +. Il.
Haggerty, Mrs. Wadding and daugh-
ter. The little folks enjoyed the af-
ternoon.
A fancy dress party was given by
the members of the W. r. G. at their
meeting of March Is. A very enter
tanning program had been arranged
by the committee, Mesdames Calhoon.
Chambers, Harris and Ada Gather, af-
ter which St.Patrick's lunch was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and
one soldier in uniform were present.
Jimmie Butcher is very sick at the
Seeley home.
Dick Roberts is very sick at his
home on Bear Creek.
Lucille and Helen Klein are sick at
the family home at Rockton.
Jay Henry is erecting new house
just north Of his parental home.
Miss Dollie Srird is on the sick list.
She is some improved at this writing.
Emory Thayer reports that his wife
left the hospital Saturday and is fast
improving.
Mrs. Cy Yoeman returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in the Geo.
Southworth home.
After eight weeks under quarantine
the Luther Green family were released
Tusday morning.
4 10 N.th ~
home helping to care for Mrs. Butcher.
who is much improved
Bert Dyer moved his family into
theft new if0use on the corner of South
and Silver street, last week.
Mrs. Albaugh came Saturday from
Mazomanie to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. X. +. Householder.
In letter to Mrs. Mary Cowee from
| ne rson Chas. who lives in Warsaw.
lie says he is in the hospital for treat
ment.
1t would be hard to enumerate the
number of people on the sick list in
the village, nearly every home having
one or more patients.
| School closed Friday noon for an
indefinite period. Six teachers and
many of the pupils have taken the ep-
idemic. All are improved
| Clark Brokaw of Rockton left last
week for Missouri TO visit his parents.
His father, an aged gentleman. is in
very poor health.
| J j. Marshall arrived in the village
Friday night, after spending the win
ter with his laughter in the west. He
reports people are complaining Of the
same conditions as are found in our
home village.
The Parent Teachers Association
put on a very pleasing program last
Tuesday evening. The program CON
sisted of music by the orchestra In
Irish jigs, dances, and songs. An Irish
solo by Mrs. Opsahl, duet by Mes
danes Dolen and Langley and read |
ings by Mrs. Wadding which delight
ed the audience. A short business
meeting and appointing Of committees
closed the evening session.