Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-01-16
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silence we desire to let our friends and
leighbors know that we still exist 49,
We end all happy new century"
sunday evening very large congrega-
sion favored MS with their presence,
Mr.. Marshall rendering a well prepared
essen which was very instructive, also
solo by Miss Sargent. League services
oegan at 30 preceded by a half hour
song service. j.. Elder Martin will hold
quarterly conference at Central NJ E.
church, Monday, Jan. 81, and quarterly
meeting services, Sunday, Jan 90 at
? 80 p. m. . Central l. 0. G. 7. lodge
i, progressing finely under Mrs. B. West
as Chief Templar, and the goodly pro-
grams being presented for the good of
the order. We hope members will do
all in their power to make the lodge
interesting, and thus retain our member
hi D. Names of persons proposed for
membership, to be initiated Jan 10.
Frank Norman, VIII Sallander and
alter Tenney Mrs. Sargent has a
81 we're attack of salt rheum. She found
it necessary to consult La Crosse doctors
but we hear she is improving. Mrs.
VIM. Haverly is sick with lung fever
and Mrs J. Hayden is also seriously ILL.,
Mrs. DR.. |. NJ. Randall is in attendance.
Several others have colds, but not SER
ious Girls Griswold quite surprised
us by appearing in our midst last night
we are sorry to say he is only to stay
about week. .Chas. Tenney Jr. arriv-
ed home from Dakota, where he has
been tof the past few months. Walter
and Henry Tenney contemplate renting
a house and frying their own pan
cakes" this winter. We should think
the smiles of some charming lassie might
be more tempting than winters So
journ alone :. Rit Worman's family
has recently moved into their elegant
new house Farmers are intending to
put in tobacco to quite an extent this
year. Ed. Cruthers has new feed
mill, which he has just purchased and
has it in good running order. Why
are we all so quiet here this winter? no
parties, no socials, nothing but Good
Templars lodge, 1t rather looks as if
the ambition lies wholly with the Good
Templars, GOOD WILL
JEFFERSON.
EsoFEA, Jan. -Sleighing is first
rate in this section. Our school COM
menced again last Monday, after two
weeks vacation and the scholars took
up their work with renewed vigor
Some of chr young folks must miss the
missionary meetings as they attended
quite regularly. Emil Thompson and
Albert Anderson were Viroqua callers
Wednesday " Melvina Stafslien and
Josie johnson are ON the sick list
Melvin Stafslien has quit his position as
clerk in Bouffieur's store at Springville
-. NJ. Rentz made business trip TO
La Crosse last week. . A pleasant sur
prise was given Mr.. and Mrs Carl Jen-
son, Saturday evening. They were the
recipients of a beautiful couch and two
chains After bountifu1 supper the
guests were entertained with both vocal
and instrumental music The guests
departed at twelve o'clock feeling that
they had passed a very pleasant evening
Emil Thompson is frerquent caller
at p. NJ Stafsliens S. . q. Henry Rentz as
sisted G.. G. Olson, our town treasurer,
collecting taxes one day last week. -.
A Woodman camp was organized here
by Taylor Brodt, Friday, Jan "a, with
ten charter members and the prospect
for large growth is exceedingly bright.
The quality of membership is first-class
and an excellent set of officers were
elected. WE Two.
SFRtSGvIuLF, Jan i4--Revival meetin gs
have be en- held az the Advent church for the
past Two weeks ard are stili in progress Rev,
Potter has given very able discourse, clearly
enuneiating the truths of holy writ aud some
Sc q seems 70 have droppes upon good ground
May il bring forth much fruit John KEN
dali 6lied hev. Witherhe's appoir .ment at the
NJ e. church last sunday e.. Mrs W. p
Brown and Miss Mary Kendall drove over Co
Bloomingdale and back Saturday TO attend
teachers association. Mr.. DeLacy was also
IN attendant. Mrs. l.. Thompson visited
At her une e'S, DANES Dickson OF clinton
Mrs, Thomas Buchanan and children spent
several days at her parents home in Ava
lRnche-- Mr. and Mrs. \. q. THOMPSON con-
template spending some time in the tate of
Washington IN early spring While In town
Thursday evening, George Eerruns horse
was suddenly attacked with meningitis dy-
/ ing Saturday. We all feel deep ssmPAthy
I for MIR. and Mrs Eltas Harris In ihefr ecent
stilictio Their IAN IL haas ht eit hl = rTit cal
condition, ara On the 9TH iHstant their only
daughter, little Joy, three aud oue IL 4 v,.ar,
old, was AIKEN from their group Of innue nts
ami rests in the Niroqua ctsmvlety Her
7 twtn brother was reported very low, but al
I this writing tn remaining children seen, 70
e recovering. Every pFecautton has been
taken tO prevent spread OF the disease and
we hope IL may not visit other homes,
Ross GERANUM.
VIROQUA.
PLEASANT RIDGE, Jan. i4-Farmers are