Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
JEFFERSON.

SpRINGyILLE, D5c 27.-Elder Potter gave
an appropriate sermon at the N E church
Christmas DAY: Kew. j. i. Kendall being
home from Valley Junction, addressed us ia
the evening The W. dnesday evening prayer
meeting will be held a. AL ShaneFs. Watch
meeting Saturday evening at VIII Posts. Pro-
| gram will consist Of an hour each OF PRAYER.
social interval and bible reading, Elder Pot
| ter Will soon commence series Cf evening
meetingsat the a. g: church Pastor Brain
wall not De mere Tor the usual NOM ing ser
vice january 5 having work Readstowu.
His flock are In vited 20 worship with the Sis
ter church .-.. some Of our people en- jOyed .
house, where Miss tIorence UtiiCer Is teach
ing her second ye8r. There was a tree aud in
teresting exercises Miss Oficer was present.
ed with an easy chair. -. similar entertain
ment was given at the Irish Ridge school
house saturday evening Spectators praise
Miss smith and her pupils for successful
WORK.. Mr.. Mccoy gave a holiday treat 10 the
pupils here before leaving for his Hi!isbOrO
home. .-. Burns Dabi's family Joined in q fam
lly reunion at the farm home Of his brotber
Oie, Christmas DAY. The children ard grand
children OF the venerable Phiaeas Miller as
sembled at the ola home. Mr. Miller has been
helpless for several months John CArfs-
tiansou entertains daughter and other RET
atlVes from abroad. Grs. Frank Smirn is az
her old home the Groves farm ..-. Robert
Mills son OF James Mills, ST.. is home after
many years absence In the vest. The first
born son OF Mr.. and NJ RS. +, ii, Slater arrived
too soon for Christmas gift, but no doe bt
causes rejoicing for the holiday season..
Moses Honaker, willie taking down tobacco.
fell "A distance of fourteen feet, fraCturtBg
the shoulder blade. Many friencs regret
Moses misfortune. G0dfred Derr and L. II.
Thompson lately su ifered in luck in loss ~ Il
COW. Springvtlie brethren presented Rev.
Brain with fine fur coat. ROSE UgRs MUM
EsoFEA, January Happy NeS Year 70
the CENSOR and all Its readers DE-. The STOW
storm which RACED here all day Tuesday
made it almost Impossible for pedestrians T.,
get through. The stage was also snow bound
r two days, consequently our mail was de-
layed Those having an invite to the wea-
ding Tuesday were soTeIy disappointed that
they ware unable to attend because Of the
severity OF the blizzard .-.. Several Christmas
social gatherings have been given during the
holidays. Among those who have entertained
Olson, :. Engebretson, q. b KHppP, Lauritz
Larson and Gylaud 90. Ludvik Field has re-
turned home from Dakota. Our schooicom
mences again tomorrow after a se,..'s vacA-
TOMS. Engebretson transacted business IA
ftrOqua one day last week. ..- Because their
behavior was such that il tended to disturb
the meeting. a gang of three or four were or
the temperance society. IL Is a shame that
any one will make such nuisance OF them
selve at a public meeting, and 1t is To be
hoped that after this they VIII behave as
gentlemen while at the meetings 0r notattend
at al 80 Tom and Ole Braathen we're CALLED
% their home. at Chaseburg on account Of
their fathers illness o.. Miss Amalia RENT re-
turned to La Crosse to-day. after a weeks
visit at the parental home . Mr. aud Mrs N
4. Anderson visited at Ole nderson's Thurs
day. 60. liz nry Reut2 says he enjoys taking a
trip to La Crosse occasionally We wonder
what the attraction can be.
MEANDrHE OruER ONR