Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-20
Training School Notes.

Kate Rayner of Viroqua. and Alice
Hagen of Westby, enrolled last Mon
day at the beginning of the new term.
Our new recitation seats have come.
On Monday afternoon the entire
county board accompanied by the county
superintendent, visited the training
school. The regular program of work
was given during their stay They
visited some of the practice teachers in
the grades. 1t is to the county board
that we owe our school, And we hope
they enjoyed our work as well as we
do.
Mr.. J. o. Potts and daughter of La
Fargo, were guests of our school Mon
day. Mr.. Potts is treasurer of the
training school board and came to meet
the county board IN the interests of the
school. Dir. Potts gave US nice talk
or the duties of the teacher.
The Juniors held a class meeting
Thursday night. An interesting session
was reported. Officers elected are:
Belva Silbaugh, president; Forenca
Elton, president; Zoe Hook, secre-
tary; Elsie Shouts. treasures
You get your moneys worth at the
Nordrum restaurant. Opposite Park
hotel.
Mrs. Sarah S. Dempsey died at the
family home on Bear Creak after
brief illness. She was the wife of H.
F. Dempsey, had been married about a
dozen years.
Reports from the La Crosse hospi-
tai state that little Chester Thayer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thayer
is recovering at satisfactory rate
from his recent operation.
Just received; the finest and most
up-to-date line of dress shirts to be
seen in the city. Sl.00 to $500. See
the Business Negligee shirt.
The Blue Front Store.
Most of the members of the board
of supervisors spent Sunday at their
respective homes, returning to t1nir
labors Monday morning. The sess IN
will doubtless close the latter part of
this week.
Simeon Collins was a caller from
Clinton on Monday. He reports that
he has experienced busy season at
carpenter work, having built three
houses, three tobacco sheds and barn
for farmers.
Ben Smith will sever his connection
with the Martin & kuQ6ler hardware
firm in few days and visit his parents
ut Forest Grove, Oregon. Ben expects
to follow his tinsmith trade in the west
and make his future home there.
After spending a few days in La
Crosse with his sister Lewis Sylvester
is home for the winter During the
past season Mr.. Sylvester built large
farm barn for Erick Yttri. near Fol-
som. He also did much other earpen-
ter work for farmers.
Mr. Hagen, a representative of the
American society of Equity, spoke to a
small gathering in the court room on
Thursday evening. He talked from the
position that farmers should stand to-
gether for mutual protec ion. especially
in handling their crops Oh tobacco,
The members of the C.. A. X. gave
the ladies of the Relief Corps and other
friends a royal good time at Woodman
hall Monday light The old boys had
been indebted 90 the ladies' for previous
spreads and entertainment, and re
turned the compliment in fitting man
ner. Refreshments, speeches and en-
tertainment passed the evening very
eujoyably for all concerned. The coun-
ty board has rendered the e. A. X. the
use of one of the jury rooms in the
court house for their NEE ting place,
whiehigenerousity will be accepted,