Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-29
ROUNDABOUT THECOUNTY
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT OLD
VERNON'S PEOPLE
Important Happenings Chronicled in
the Papers of Our County
During the Last Week
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Principal Costerison was unable t.
attend to his school duties a few days
because of illness.
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Hankins of Buchanan Ridge or
Tuesday, March 81.
Z. T. VanWinter left Thursday OF
last week for Madison where he en-.
tiers his new " ork connected with the
Wisconsin Ma ioral Life Insurance
agency at that place.
B. E. Joseph attended the ROAD
school meeting held at Viroqua last
Friday by the Bridge and Highway
Committee of Vernon County. He il
patrolman for section Is.
Mrs. l.. Barber who has been quite
seriosly ilul for most of the winter is
somewhat improved at this time and is
able to sit up a short time each day
All hone for her complete recovery.
If YOU hav ebaggage to check or
your trip, make it a point to be at the
depot at least Is or 90 minutes before
train time. The Milwaukee road
adopted a new ruling March LIST re-
garding baggage which requires the
owner of the parcel to fill out blank
giving his address and value of the
consignment. Baggage will not be
checked unless this is complied with
Purchase of ticket and checking of
baggage takes time. Get there early;
avoid the rush or your baggage may
not go on the same train you do. This
ruling was established by eastern roads
sometime ago a mojority of western
roads followed slut March LIST.
The Madison Journal announces the
engagement of Ernest Longenecker OF
Neillsville and Miss Ruth Luckey OF
Madison. The wedding is scheduled
for June. The prospective groom is
the son of Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Longe-
necker of Neillsville and is well known
here. He was commissioned Lieuten.
ant in the air service during the War
and is now completing his university
course, interrupted by the war. The
bride-to-be is a Madison girl She
graduated from the university in 1920
and has been teaching at DeForest
Wisconsin, since then. Miss Luckey
was a visitor at the Longenecker home
for a short time last summer and made
a number of acquaintance Ter e
Neillsville friends offer congratula.
tions.-N eillsville Press.
On last Friday eve, StPatrick's, a
number Of young people were enter
tanned at a combination St.Patrick's
and birthday party at the Shamrock
Opera House. Promptly at 500 O'Clock
the party, consisting of sixteen people
sat down to an excellent supper. The
table was very prettily decorated, the
Irish national color predominating
The service was excellent, Winnie Dake
and Reba Carpenter acting as wait
rises. When no one could eat any
more, cards and dancing became the
order of the evening. Everyone en-
joyed himself, especially Guy, who
can "do-s-do and back again" to per-
lection. The party lasted until 1900
o'clock, when all went regretfully
home. The hostessez, the Misses Mer-
lie Dake, Ethel Marcus and Viva and
Violet Mathews, may flatter themselv-
es on having planned and given very
successful party.
Miss We've Milum was a Soldiers
Grove visitor Saturday.
Mrs. John w. Langley of LaFarge
was a guest of Mrs. l. E. Casperson q
few days of the past week.
Mis- Merle Jordan of Readstown
spent Sunday at this place with her
friend, Miss Ono Sanford.
Mrs. Harvey Martin of Soldiers
Grove spent Sunday at this place at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Herman
Smith.
Everette Buxton who is a member
of the WISCONSIN National Guard went
to Viroqua Monday to stand Federal
Inspection of Guard members Of this
locality.
II B. Eckley made trip to Madison
Friday to complete the arrangements
for the project work to be carried on
here during the summer in connection
with the agricultural course Of study
in our schools.
w. j. Fishel has been confined to his
home with sickness the past few days.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Morrison on Monday, March
20, 1922.
the regular services at the church last
Sunday owing to illness.
Ray Henderson, proprietor of the
Home Hotel, is confined to his bed
with an attack of pneumonia.
A son is the object of tender atten-
ton at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Cliff, born Tuesday, March 81.
Mrs. J. ID. Winters of Rochester,
Mimi, is spending few weeks here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Ambrose and other relatives.
The Cleaners held their usual class
meeting at the DE. Harris home Tues
day evening. These meetings are be-
coming very interesting and more of
the members of the class are urged to
attend them.
The Open Circle Bible Class Of the
church held its month
ly meeting at the home of Mrs. Dake
evening. The evening was an
enjoyable one for all present. Ice
cream and waters were served.
Mrs. P.W Gibson has received word
Of the appointment of her uncle, Asher
B. Emery of East Aurora, New York,
t the place of Judge O f Supreme
Court at Buffalo. His brother was
Judge at Buffalo for years prior TO
his death over a year ago.
Mrs. N. o. Wheeler and son, Gordon,
went to Boscobel Monday in answer
10 a telephone message stating that
her mother, Mrs. Joe Davis, was SER
iously i'll.
Virgil E. Dowell left Monday morn
ing for San Diego, California, where
he viii make his home for the pres
emit. He expects to enter business at
some point in that sunny state.
/. Z. Casperson received another car
load of Ford automobiles this week.