Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-18
HAPPY JUNE MATINGs.

| Attorney Thomas A. Tolrud returned from
| Madison last Thursday and with him came
| lady whom Viroqup people welcome and In
| future will recogni o as Mrs. Tolrud. Our
| young legal friend is receiving the congratu-
lations OF many friends made during his
| three year residence among us. Like sensible
young eople MIR. and Mrs. Tolrud have set
tied down TO housekeeping in the new & lacott
residence In Third ward
or this wedding the Madison Journal says:
pretty little wedding occurred at the home
| of Mr. and Mrs. Ole A. Olson, 1910 f Washing
ton avenue, their daughter Clara being unit
| ed In marriage to Thomas A. Tolrud Of Viro-
qua The ceremony took pl ce at o'clock
Rev, Th. Eggen officiating The maids were
| Miss Jennie Olson of this city and Miss Ge-
mild Tolrud of Peterson, Mimi, and the best
men were Carl jacobson Of Madison and NJ
A. Tolrud OF Lakota, N. ID.
The bride was dressed In white satin and tHs
groom In black. White roses we're worn by
the bridal couple and red by the men and
| maids OF honor. About 100 close friends and
| relatives were present and spent pleasant
| evening. The pewly married couple will live
at Viroqua where the groom Is "A prominent
| lawyer The bride is one OF Madlsons Gull
tured ladies and prominent In musical circles
pretty church wedding took place tin the
Methodist church at springvlIle, yesterday
| at / o'clock. The contracting parties were
Mr. John olofson OF volga South Dakota
| and Mlss Mary Elizabeth Bryan, the accom-
/ plished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Geo. II.
| Bryan. The church was beautifully deco
rated and we'll filled with guests Rev. John
| 4. stemen read the marriage service. After
| CONCENTRATION hpga nd a
| guests returned TO the Bryan horne where a
| dainty and wen ordered lunch was serv.
| ed. Mr.. olofson IL prominent business m an
Of Volga and Mrs. Mary Bryan olofson is one
of Vernon county's most successful teachers,
For the past few years she has been teaching
In South Dakota. She is well known and
much admired by her many Vernon county
friends, who follow her with their warmest
| congratulations. The presents were many
ant beautiful, and MIR, and Mrs. Bryan give
| to the husband most efficient and kind
| daughter and TO the citizens OF Volga very
bright and winsome young woman. LAS.
Springvilie Class Graduations
The commencement exercises of the
Springville school, Saturday exening,
were finely arranged and we'll rendered,
| bringing to mind those enjoyable occas-
| ions which have been observed for some
| years past. The musical part of the
program was exclusively by the eight
| graduates and the instructors ]. III
Brown, principal Of Springville, Misses
Carmichael and Silbaugh of Davis and
Thompson districts. Rev Snyder pre-
sented tie diplomas witt timely advice
to the recipients. The following was
the programme;
Organ Voluntary,
The possibilities of the American OK GIN 'nsaef
,.,-,- Ethel Bryan
hIIe orlsis' Frances Older
The mysteries of iwIreIess teleqrsphy D'f"'
e&plained Lulu Thompson
pTokfess IN agriculture Daniel HERON
t,5 oSs solo, j. Howard Browne
mooefn eaucation, Minnie La Flash
Cur frozen country, Elva Thomson
Song, Sfl,le ~.
Success or failure. Ethal Kandei5
Helen Hunt Jackson. Matilda Ioyerud
Song, Tadias 9ha.1 ~
Presentation of diplomas and remarks tp to the
class.
Benedictlon.
Floral Offering to the graduates were
protuse, accompanied by other gifts
from teachers. Miss Minnie La Flash
holds gradsd school diploma. Mr..
Brown closed his first term among us
giving entire satisfaction. We predict
for MIN marked success should he con-
hue in educational work. Miss Tabias
OF the lower room ably DISCHARGED her
every ddty. She won the good will of
pupils and patrons SO justly merited.