Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-01
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
From the Brain aud Pens OF the Censors
Live County and Village Writers
JEFFERSON.


EsoFEA, April 22.-Farmers are YER
busy with their spring work. The con-
cert Saturday evening was larSely at
tanded. The organ proved to be salts
fa tory as did the company The mar
ri .ge Of Miss Mary johnson to Mr.. Ole
Noilbertson was solmniZed at the home
of the brides mother, April 3rd- A large
number of relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony. The bride received
many useful and valuable presents:
Jordal johnson has been employed as
clerk in Ingebretson q Cos. store since
his return from La Crosse. Agnes and
Henry Rentz made flying trip 20 Vi
roqua. Emil Thompson is heard sing
ing, Il am lonely without thee, darling
-. Christian Rentz attended the sale at
Geo Morse's. b. Henry Rentz has been
suffering from blood poisoning In his
hand, but by Immediately consulting
physician he is recovering very rapidly
-. While n young gentleman was VS.
iting schoolma'm OF q nelghDoring
school, he saw the approach OF q LADY
friend uf the teacher and hid behind
chart 1t being time to go home the
teacher made preparations TO leave the
school She locked the door, leaving the
poor fellow inside, and proceeded on her
way home accompanied by her TREND
The. gentleman, however, made his es-
cane through window. Boys, beware
of schoolma ms. Our school mas coin
menced again with Christine Steen as
teacher. -. C. B, Klippe has been busy
building a barn. APRIL SHOW ER.
SPRINGvILLE, April 22.-Orvis Cor
man aud Miss Edi Graham were unit
ed in arriage March 81, E. J. Older j.
p. Of. Eating. They have settled down
to housekeeping in the house Mr. Cor
man lately purchased of B. | Hunter
10. C. Sveen's infant daughter has re-
covered from her long and critical ILL
ness Mr.. Hanson, our venerable
shoemaker, has just re-roofed and other
wise improved his res dence Our
schools opened last week. Several little
ones attend for the FIRST time. Mrs.
Brown visited few days 18th her
mother at Newton Mrs. w. Bouth-
eur and daughter called on old friends
here The FIVE daughters of the late
]. NJ Goldrick, spent some time with
relatives and friends in this locality
By letter from MIS- John McMullen an
old time resident now of Lake Odessa,
Michigan. we learn that herself and
husband are in fair health. Mr. Nc
Mullen can do considerable work, and
is nearing the seth milestone. Sunday
school at the NJ. E. church will h re-
after begin at $50. preaching service at
10 80. The interior of the building has
been thoroughly renovated at the hands
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Buchanan, which ad-
ded not "A little to the success of the
meeting. John Kendall Vi i'll fill the
pulpit next Sunday evening We all
regret that Mrs Morris has taken a re-
lapse. We hope soon to see her able TO
care for her little family. Mrs. w, A.
Heron is still very sick. Doubtless
many were surpri ed in the marriage of
Lee Groves ami Miss Della James, who
came here from her Minnesota home to
spend the winter We have always
counted Lee among our best young men.
and his bride seems to possess qualities
calculated to render home life happy,
That the sun of their JOY may never set.
is the wish of ROSE GERANIUM