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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-14
FOOLED THE COLONEL.
The Way Paddy Brannigan 0utma
neuvered Ills Superior.

The colonel, or "Old Daddy" as he
was usually called, had a habit Of
strolling round the camps at most rn-
seasonable hours. Sentries had to be
continually on the alert, for nothing
would have given "Old DADDY" great
er satisfaction than to have pounced
on some luckless one who might think
the midnight hours suitable for quiet
snooze.
Paddy Brannigan made that mistake
once. There in the quiet moonlight
he sat, all unconscious Of the coloneFe
presence, his rifle laid against the tent,
himself buried in slumber. Gently the
rife was lifted from It's place. But
some good angel awoke Paddy in time
to see the colonel making his way to
the guard tent. Paddy missed his rifle
at once and followed the colonel with
the caution Of prairie cat.
Outside the guard tent stood the
wooden rack which held the rifles Of
the guard, and into it ''Old Daddy" plac-
ed Paddy's rifle, himself entering the
tent to call the sergeant in charge.
This was Paddy's opportunity. lie
grabbed his rifle and was back at his
post In an instant The colonel brought
the sergeant outside and ordered him
to count the rifles.
can correct, sir" said the sergeant.
Nothing of the sort. There is an ex-
ira rifle there. That l am certain Of.
for l. put it there myself"
II beg your pardon. sir, but the num-
Der is quite correct" again replied the
somewhat amazed sergeant.
''Come with income with me this
instant, and I'll soon let you see what
/ mean"
The sergeant followed his chief, Won
dering what was going to happen.
HALT! Who goes thereT' rang out
clear and sharp in the night air from
the now wideawake Paddy.
This was more than "Old Daddy
had ever dreamed of. For a moment he
was paralyzed. Then he marched
straight up to Paddy, gazed into his
sweetly innocent face and, with a
"Well, I'm bowed" turned on his heel
and vanished.-Scotsman
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through the rayages Of this dreaded
disease. It is believed that DIR. Han
sens views are shared by the admin
istration and that the serum in
stitute win shortly be established, a
thing which the country is greatly in
need of, as nearly all the serum re-
quired must be imported, fraction
only being prepared by the Christiania
municipality chiefly for its own use.
The Politiken's Copenhagen Chris
tiania correspondent Ignatus has had an
interview with Bjornson, in which the
latter is quoted as follows: II am not
O socialist in the sense that | believe
In these socialistic dreams which may
come true within hundred years from
now. / have, however, no faith to
state socialism, corporations or trusts,
which win seemingly attempt to take
the lead. But the trusts have not yet
showed that they win endure and the
theories of the so-called socialistic
government cannot be regarded as safe
political ground. Yet / say to the la
boring man: Come with something that
can be of some practical use now, as
for example the eight-hour day and
other practical Improvements, and I
am heartily In sympathy with you.
There must be love and less hate be-
tween capital and labor. / should
like to fight it out with the socialists
In order to improve them, but scarce
~ have the time"
Ole Bulls famous Gasparo da Salo
violin which Mrs. Sara Bull, the
widow of the great violinist last year
presented TO the Bergen museum, will
henceforth be exhibited In the West of
Norway Industrial Arts museum in
Bergen. BY way Of protection it Is
placed in a glass case on top of fire.
proof safe, in which it can be rapidly
sunk. According to tradition this yio-
lin was made by Beneyenuto Cellini
of wood from trees which have be-
come extinct.
There is this year an unusually large
number of Norwegian-Americans
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends in Norway. More than
500 arrived during the first three weeks
of last month.
| A large number o. French nuns have
left their native land for Norway be-
cause they will not submit to the new
law against the "Associationer."
The Grorud church was dedicated
Dec. IL by Bishop Bang. The new ed
| ifice is an imposing architectural struc-
| ture and cost 100000 crowns.
An English syndicate of Manchester
| is now negotiating for the purchase
| of klosteren, near Skieu, where pa
| per mill is to be erected.
A German squadron consisting Of
five armored cruisers under the COM
mand Of Prince Henry was anchored
/ in Bergen Dec. I0-l5.
The fourth edition of Bishop
| Heucks book Mad Strommen''
| against the SHeam) has now been
| printed.
/ The Social Demokraten's debts now
| amount to 10000 crowns. OF this sum
the paper owes IS, 600 to Ludwig Meyer.
1.-THE ProdigalSon, - by Adolf Skram-
sad, will he rendered at the Central
I theater" III Christiania next month.
Christie Abrahamsen Sortland cele-
I brated hei 107th birthday Dec. 10. She
| is now tie Oldest woman in Norway.
The so-called Nordiska spelen will
1 be neld In Christiania Jan. 81 to Feb
{ :, inclusive.
: The Stavanger sawmills have been
{ sold to Christian Bielland for $4,000
/ crowns.
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HhIskey Makes Angry Rrn,h.ra

Lynxville correspondent to the De So
to Argus gives the following report of q
singular death This community was
shocked Sunday afternoon upon receiv.
ing the report that the dead body Of
Charley Larivere had been found on the
island near Vim. Hubbard lake, about
two miles from here. In company with
several brothers Charley has been living
on an island fer number Of years, and
they were engaged in fishing for living.
Last Friday they brought some fish TO
market, and, as is common with them,
INDUCED freely in strong drink. In the
afternoon they started for home. When
near the place where the body was af-
terward found, Charley refused to go
further, saying that he intended to go
back TO Lynxville. That was the lat
seen of him until his dead body was
found by Frank Vanderbilt, Sunday af-
ternoon. At this writing there are con-
flicting reports as to the probable cause
of his death, but it is generally believed
that he was overcome by liquor and died
of exposure If So the solemn question
is, who is responsible for his death?
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KIckApoo.

spR No VALLEY, Jan.-Tobaeco stripping
is nearly compile Ted ~, Willard HAN Jig on the
sick list. Ole Larson delivered pictures IN
the valley Monday. Miss Ella Nelson Is 81
John Drake s.. Andrew Hanson ana VIE
visited the Iatter's parents Mr., and MRS. Jas.
Towers, Sunday. Herman Erickson was
business caller in Readstown, Thursday. =.
John Hail and son Charles, drove to Sol
diers Grove. Fridag....p. ThFonss1 ana
Harry Olsen contemplate moving 70 sylvan
Corners to saw lumber We regret losing
them from our midst but all Join IN wishing
them success. Miss Anna Cornell resumes
her school duties after TWO weeks vacation
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall visited the latter's
brother, Mr, Leonard Green Of Manning sur
day....J 4. clancy made business trip 70
Viola last weeR. -. las. Hall has purchased
a new team OF A. Void. =. Herman Erickson
and wife, Mrs. George Latta and ALFRED De
Lap visited at the Aaron Glass home Sunday
. Eddie Hall is assisting Arne Larson striD
tobacco this week.. Aaron Glass was a
caller at the county seat, Thursday Pete
Keyser of Pleasant Valley visited at A.
Ola SEES Sunday Miss Lydia Hall was d
caller at ReadsJ0wn, aonday,
q pHELLAPEEo.
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Coed Tsmnlars al Avalanche.

A temperance lodge of Good Tenn
plars was organized at Avalanche on the
evening of the I'd. Instituted and INSTALL
co by officers of the Cashton lodge
The new organization starts with a
membership of %, differed as follows:
chief Templar- Bertha Allen.
Vice Templar-Emma Wig.
Chaplain-Ragna Larson.
Secretary--M Allen
Asst. secretary Blaine Allen.
Fin. Sec "A BRAN kaIvestran.
TreasnFer-Simeon Snyder.
Marshal Ray Melvin.
Deputy Marshai-Elsie CARL,
Cfnard-Wiliism Brown.
Sentinel-Mary Larson.
Lodge Deputy-Mrs. o. N Wig
supt. Juvenile Temple-Mary Gunderson
Past Chief Templar-Gunder {alYestran.
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HAMBURG.

CHAsEBuRG. Jan, .13-Mons Peterson. or s
postmaster, spent New geara day WIN ms IN
session AFT ,r a brief holiday vacation Dr,
Wells daughte+, who mas been attendlng
school In Iowa, Is at : ONE for the winter on
account OF poor health. Harry Hoyt trans
acted business in La Crosse on Friday lasG
Am employee OF the telephone company
nassed through town repairing the lines 3, be-
tween La Crosse and Viroqua. Y y. "a i,
came home Saturday. Andrew Johnson ae-
Iyered about half OF his TOBACCO crop con-
sistine OF nearly 4,500 pounds at WestbY, one
dey last week . The masquerade pan az
wards hall Saturday eve was well ATTENDED
Owing to cold weather and 6aa roaas In ene
wa not very well attended. The meetlng
was called TO order By supsrntenaeaat ~ gs aec
retary. Quite number Of those who were
TO have topics for were a9s ln a1 p
and disenssed and owing to the active part
taken by the older teachers the meeting n c was
quite success. The class exercise ~ co IN
stitution by Supt. Gardner was enjoyed Dy
all the teachers. CNnN0"4'
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FRANKLIN.

BRooKvILLR. Jan. i0--As our vicinity has
been neglected in our County 6leanings"
for some time y e deem It necessary rhat some
one should wake up the begtnnug ~ the
rev year and relate portion of the events
which have occurred In our locality during
the past few days that the many readers OF
the CENSOR may learn that We are not quite
showed under although the extreme cold and
the keeping OF fires VI Ii hardly permit Of this
writing Good wealth for the handling OF
tobacco blessed the farmers the early part of
the winter and nearly all the weed is down
from the poles and stripped and a good por-
tion OF II already deliyered....J. u. swain
and wife are visiting relatives and friends
few day. In Indian Territory and looking
for a location, We learn that on the night
OF Dec. p fire was discovered In 3rd ward but
after slight damages and burned bands 1t
was gotten under control by the occupants Of
the room. Be careful boys when striking
matches 10 learn the time of day Tor night
ratherl....our school is progressing nicely
nnder the management Of Miss Matte Henry
Ernest Clements has been working tor VIII
Edwards. -. VIII Best had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse few days since.
Howard Getter delivered his tobacco crop
Iast Saturday at Readstown.
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DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

! &CPSAAtAetaCAAs
F-fng Christian received the diplomat
ic corps Jan. 1. The members were
presented by United States Minister
Swenson. The king through Mr. Sven
son conveyed his good wishes to Mr..
Roosevelt. A gala dinner was given
in the evening. at which the members
of the royal family, the ministers and
all the diplomatic representatives were
present. King Christian, though So
years Oh, enjoys excellent health.
There he's now been established tele-
phone connections between Copenha-
gen and Kristiansund. 1t is a dis
tace of 200 niles The line goes via
Christiania and Trondhjem. Every
word that is spoken over this distance
can be plainly heard and it is consid-
cred the most complete international
telephone service in Copenhagen to-
day.
The West Indian commission Will
1aave Copenhagen for southampton
Jan. 4. From there the commission
viii continue the journey to the West
Indies, where international trade re-
iations will be thoroughly investigated.
The commission will return during the
latter part Of April
A new Greenland expedition has
been organized and will be sent to
investigate the mineral resources of
that island. The expedition when it
arrives in Greenland viii be divided
into three parts and will penetrate the
interior and exterior northern sections
of the islands.
The inventor of the genuine Rus
sian moustache powder" Owe Nielsen,
has been sentenced to two months I'M
prisonment and been fined l, 100 crowns
for fraudulent use of tae mails. Mr..
Nielsen has also been conducting an
advertising agency +. Copenhagen.
7. C.. Rothe, y. D., formerly pastor
of the Sjaellands diocese and Que of
.Copenhagen's most prominent clergy
men, died very suddenly at his home
in this citv Dec il. Dr. Rothe was
considered one Of the most learned d.
+ vines In Denmark.
A culture club has recently been or
.ganized in Copenhagen, the object of
+ which shall be TO promote better cul-
lure ana economic Tek3tioAS between
/ Denmark ana its colonies. The club
! will have its headquarters in Copen-
/ hagen.
/ Soren Sorensen, Phi. D., professor OF
/ Oriental languages at the Copenhagen
/ university, died at his home in this
7 city. Dec IL DIR. Sorensen was q
/ man OF great learning and was highly
/ respected -. ---4-,- 49, -.
1 Is a debt ever honest9
Ii you slide ON banana peels, don't b
surprised il you experience a series o
thrills
People who mako their mark in this
world SIZE not affected by the criticisms
az failures
The battery that appeals to rs mus
be c'oaked as Difference.
illusions are snsTts, and srares ar
illusions
Experience har3ens soft characters
and softens hard ones.
Sunshine paints fruit ard flower. &
happiness giorifes tsce.
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IEFFEE SON.

MILLS. RtDGs. Jan. s.--we hope some OF
the readers of the OENsot Will enjoy read
lag the news from this con uuRity -. A large
number OF our people are busy getting their
tobacco ready to deliver. Mr.. and Mrs
Heath and daughter of la C~ossc, spent
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs Owen
Moore whs has been very H. We are glad to
hear she is improving now .... The Christmas
entertainment held in our school house
proved 10 be q success, A large crowd was
present Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Mjls were
guests at Mr.. Girls era rams last Sunday ....
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Dahl are entertaining
IL pound boy Mr., and Mrs Lee Groves
were guests at G. Ii. Mills last sunday . Mr.
aud Mrs. Gabrielson from Twin Valley, are
visiting vita her relatives and friends ..,.
Mrs. Mills and daughter are at wilton Gu an
extended visit -. Cyrus Hunt visited his sis
ter last Sunday, Miss Emma Christlansou
returned 10 SprlngyIlle yesterday 70 begin
her school "a basket social sin be held At
our school house Dist. No, s. January 18th,
A short program viii be given by the pupils
Ali come aud have Jolly time, Girls bring
your baskets well filed with goodies. and
boys bring yeur cash With which to buy
the delicious lunches. The money Will be
used in purchasing an organ for ur school
house. Obj MAID,
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NORWAY.
C]hristianIa.

Ell SEf1S4AAEllaA
In an article in q recent issue OF The
Aftenposten, published at Christisnia,
the fam rs leprosy special, DIR. O.,
Arraaner Hansen of Bergen. urges the
establishment of Norwegian serum
institute iii connection with the uni
vcrsity. Or. Hansen says it is diff
licuIt matter TO decide what the state
should do or not 10 for its citizens, but
the object in this instance is to pre-
serve the lives and energies of the
members Of the community, and he
points out that between the years 1856
and 1890 the state OF Norway spent
100000 crowns 1G0S oo0 on meas
ures against leprosy. but that during
the same period il has earned more
than 13.O000OQ crowns t$3.4S4. 600 by
preventing SO many persons from be-
coming ineanaCitated from work
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MAXIM's DISTINCTION.


What Lord Salisbury Said of the
Noted Inventor.
Sir Hiram Maxim. who is coming to
this country TO spend two years, dur
Ing which time be viii endeavor to per-
feet his flying machine. despite his for
eign title is product OF the pine clad
hills of Maine.
Some years ago Sir Hiram expatriat-
ed himself because the Amt rlcan gov
eminent would not encourage him In
his inventions. He began work on the
famous automatic gun which bears lis
name IN 1878, but not until ten years
later did he make substantial progress,
and soon after his gun was built. The
British government was the first to or.
der gun. 1t was of this weapon that
Lord Salisbury once said TO King Ed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-01-14
DIED

ANNA 4. E2tCsoN, wife Of the late Eric Err
lcsou. was born near the city of NAunegs-
borg, Swesser, Jan. Is IS22 She died $40 ae ,
hoHte In the town OF stark, Doe. 80, aged nj
yeas. n muuths and II days The deceased
IsAa. pEaiUi'ated 10 the United states la 1851
Ttcy II ave 20 the town % stark IN sSTt rs Ia re
the hus band died Oct H. 1902. The decreased
was the mother Of cigaJ children, six of them
are surviving her as follows; Edward Ers
son, lt~t--, Wis; Mrs. MaJild4 White, Lindsey,
Wis CNNas Alfred William ara Nora All n
hoc%NNN Mother Eric$ens WAS member Of
me Au therau chuU ch, being c0nfrUeu into
Iuit tle 10 Der hip AZ the age 81 Il years. The
REMAIN were iafd 70 rest IN the BoCkBou
cemete r., lec 81, he funeral serv ICES beiug
cenuuc1 by h ev. i. :, Nasmlth o ontario.
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Notice.

The Singer sewing machine company
wishes to notify the public and its nu-
merous customers in Vircqua and vi
cinity that they have appointed Mr.. A.
S Cobb as salesman and collector. His
office is under the Lindemann building,
in the u. S. express Office, whore all the
wants of the Singer customers Will be
promptly attended to. Mr.. Cobb kind
ly bids for your patronage.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
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wuTTFsTowN.

ONTARIO Jan. 11.-sheriR Minshall OF Vino
oua was here last week to subpoena our mar
shall Sewell and JUSTICE Stoaqaru 70 we t Ts1
Il in Riehland Center for medical ald = az
rick Quinn died Dec. 81, 1902, At James WIN.
Jams residence in the town OF snelnlon. anu
church In the town OF Clinton. Inc notary
public at Il. M. walkers store executed 5of ry
ef9ht pension vouchers last Monday ana hVe
warranty deeds on Tuesday ana Weuhssu5{
Real estate transfers: Freeman Burch
and wife &c Herbert Crouch, 80 acre arm M
Forest. consideration, 81 GOO; FRANCIS Crouch
and Ei;c and zoe Gre uch 70 rev a eo r
M. Walker and wife to freeman b9Fch, VII
lage DIT Jperty, consideration u ,ooui n. n. bAI-
ner and wife 20 james Rahtery 8. W a. "; sec
tIon 4 T. a. X. /, W. consider alton saOO
Mrs Martha j. Jacobus OF Nebraska, y the
guest OF Mrs VIM. sandon In our village,
this week. The Ontario telephone company
report that they have thirty phones rehteu
At one dollar per month u Ontario people
and vicinity and there are other applications
for 'phones The following officers were
elected In Baptist Sunday school 7ast = u -
day: Frank Curtis, Superintendent Elena
Goodntght secretary: Mrs. Jennie Timerman,
treasurer; Mildred Hoard, .organlst. Inc
following officers we're Installed "a jas Ias,
Jams Post No 1853, @. A. r., Saturday January
Sd for the ensuing year; William H. farlsIi,
commander; 4. Il. Hart ). V. commanqlef =,
W. Dt,aning, J. V. Commanderi SMITH u
Post Surgeon; Rev. J. p, kester, chap ain II.
N baldwin, quartermasteri VIM. Sanaght
Adits g, O. Haskell officer Of the day ". .
Trotter, officer Of the guard; l.. Boring, sargt'
major; Levi Cox, l.. M sargti VIM samoan,
delegate 10 state encampment; N NJ. Bald
win. alternate to state encampment... MRS.
Elizabeth Walden OF Forest, came home re,
Gently from months visit In Marion ana
Muncie, In the Hoosier state etefan Jan
lei Fish OF Rockton, mas commission as
aid De Camp" on Department Commander
Eagan's staff Fish served in LIST Regt, Drag
oons from New York with Commander hagan
IN rhe uIAta Rebellion" Il. n ,. HART went
TO Wyalusing last Monday, returning Mednes-
day....E. A. Latamore OF Norwalk, Is dritlng
for a flowing well for r. q. Bredlow; OF our
village. The ice cream festival by the Bap-
fist Aid last Wednesday even ne was cool
affair with good attendance. The financial
receipts very satisfactory. ONTARIO LAD.
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Vim complete Road hE Fall.

Officers of the new La Crosse and
Southeastern railway are fast complet-
ing arrangements and promise that
work will be started on She line as fast
as the frost is out of the ground.
A full force of men will then be put to
work and if all goes well cars win be
running over the line before snow flies.
The line could not be completed to vi
roqua by that time but the company
has two years in which 10 complete the
line. La Crosse Chronicle.
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wEHSTFR

AVALANCHE, Jan, Il.--It is nov real wiBtFy
weather ard splendid sleighing. -. Il. Post OF
MINNEAPOLIS, is at horne after four years alb
sence r.. nj RS Frank PeFhsn of Spart Is vis-
iting her parents Rrick Ruben and Martin
Nelson have secured the contract to build
o. Wigs new residence. Mr. Wig recently
purchased lot OF Soreu Hanson to semove
last Tuesday miss L. CARL ana Miss john
son left for Sparta last week. Clark -.
GsrIno and wife visited at /. Glenns Satur-
day . Mrs. Post has been sick for some time
bnt is improving, Abraham kalvestran
has LETT for Minneapolis to visit relatives.
s. Hansen has quit black smtthlng on account
of poor nGIlth aud gone to Niroqua. MIR.
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STERLING.

WEST PRAIRIE, Jan. 1I-Snow drifts head
high No getting through without a shovel
49,. Pat Burns is breaking colts p. Il. Moll-
and Is in La Crosse visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Ros sberg.. -. Some OF the young peupia Of
West Prairie and Rising sun took IN the New
Years dance at Ferryyille. 80 oLI time re-
ported The Sag city people ali turned out
to attend the ten cent show held at Mt. Oliver
Elmer Everson is back from Minneapolis.
where he has been attending barber college
-. We all join in wishing MIR. and Mrs,
Arthur o. Helgeson much joy and prosper
ity. They have taken mp house keeping on
their new farm on Mckinley RIDGE. Nels A..
Fortney delivered his 1902 crop OF tobacco
last week n. + Yttn Is experimenting
large crew OF tobacco shippers. Treasurer
Halverson IS busy collecting 6axes. VIII
Finney left for La Crosse Satuf day TO visit
his parents j. Arthur Hayden Of Montana,
Is here visiting parents and friends. Some
people think that drop letter box WOEd be
great improvement to West Prairies post
office. oar schools are progressing nicely
under the management OF Miss Brodos aud
and Miss Egerson u. Social dances aud par
ties are all tie swim. The bachelors are
all setting up logs. .j0hny Bolstad was
seen taking party Of young ladies' to Viro-
qua Sunday :. ] AXE holland intends TO learn
blacksmithing at ferryVille. Tom Peterson
was at West Prairie last week Landlord
Hmm is lonesome since his friend Fudd left
him. LARS & JBNs.
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yIRnnIlA.

COOK Hollow, Jan. 12-Pesrl Hay is going
20 move his saw mill to Bishop Branch on the
Artemus Primmer land about the hrst OF
March Chas. Mason intimates building an
addition TO his tobacco she'd -. Chas. Is 60
ing after tobacco hard next year William
and Ohas Phillips will soon join the ranks OF
the Mystic Workers One dance ana Two
oyster suppers In three nights in our neigh
boz hood Is net as bad as It might be- Arte
mus Prlmmer started getting out Ice on his
Dond last Wednesday 81. Nj Henry will be-
Gin on his pond SOON. We understand that
True Favors and Charley Lieurance nave
formed a partnership and bought wood saw
They will probably run opposition to Tur-
ner and Johnson. -. Harley Ntcks came down
from Sparta for visit with MS parents
Richard Scrivens traded his big black team
of horses to William Burt. A few OF our
cook Branch neighbors attended the funeral
of Mr. Jake Christman on Sunday Our school
teacher, Miss Nuzum, will give the scholars
an exhibition on the last day OF school Ohas
Phillips spent Sunday among friends at Ross
-. George Cunningham entertained relatives
the past week 80 It Is is understood that we
are to have a sort OF revival meeting at Efs
hon Branch church In near future. We woniG
like to see more people turn out To our sun
day school. .UomeI. Everybody take some
interest In our school and make II q success.
A BADGER