Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-15
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES

somehow. lney also assist IN 0lSclp-
line as well as in preparation for good
work in other branches.
Miss Alta Moore left for Oakdale
where she will teach.
Ina Calhoun, Leone Eckhardt and
Clara Frederickson have been on the
sick list.
A meeting of county superintendent
held at Madison, February Is and is.
of both institutions and the discussion
of important matters arising from re-
cent and proposed legislation.
Mr.. L. R. Gott of Viroqua presented
the training with copies of THE An
gelus" and The Lark" for language
work and wall decoration.
Miss Wilson assisted in the teachers
institute at De Soto and Principal
Smith at the meeting at Cashton.
A circular letter on the teaching of
reading was recently sent to each grad
uate of the school. Better reading is
one of the great needs of our schools
and the attention of teachers is called
to this demand.
Principal A. E. Smith assisted at the
teachers institute held at La Fargo
last Saturday.
The Seniors visited country schools
last Friday for the purpose of ohserva-
ton of methods and conditions. Such
a visit makes future work and discus
sion more interesting and profitable.
MIR. Jesse Frank of Chicago visited
the Coffiand family.
The Hussa brewery at Bangor was
destroyed by fire on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Helgeson spent
Sunday in La Crosse with friends.
Ladies 81 and s1.25 gowns, heavy
weights, this week Csc. Rogers.
Lime sulphur solution for spraying
purposes at o. E. Davis drug store.
Just received at Towner's large
assortment of purses and pocket books.
NO. prairie hay at SIS per ton.
That's what John Side is doing for you.
Miss Lillian Ellefson is again in the
city after an extended stay in Chicago.
Dress ginghams, q inches wide,
sun fast, tub fast, l2c per yard at Rog-
ers.
Best COW feed in the market at $50
per ton at Sides grocery and feed
store.
Carl Egeness of Viroqua town left
for Montana where he holds a land
claim.
Clarence H. Carter was a Reads
town business caller in the city on Fri
day last.
Regular meeting of Rebekah lodge
February 20. Degree work postponed
until March 6.
Plush lined, rat collar, kersey over
coat, size 80. Only one left at $13. so.
The Blue Front Store.
-Elgin, Waltham, Towards, Illinois
and Hamilton watches at factory prices.
j. w. Lucas. Jeweler.
Buren, and Mile Ewers were Satur-
day and Sunday visitors with the POWELL
family from Readstown.
Miss Clara Knudson of Cottonwood,
Minnesota, is guest at the home of
her brother, T. c. Knudson.
The Misses Ray Nye and Laurie
johnson of Salina, Kansas, are visiting
Mrs. j.. H. Chase and E. M. Nye.
Electric theater next Saturday
night. There will be no show Friday
as the house is engaged for a class
party,
Tho Harvey Stock Co. better than
ever at the Opera house next week
This company carries their own or
chestra.
People of Bishop Branch section
will lave the privilege of attending an
Electric theater at the church on Fri
day night of this week.
The upsetting of load of hay pre-
cipitated Frank Primmer to the ground
with the result that he suffers from a
broken bone in his right hand.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Stricken
are apprised of the fact that they are
grandparents to little girl, first child
of Florence Stricken Brearton of Aber-
deem. -
Mr.. Grytenholm, representing the
old Daily and Semi Weekly Skandinayen
of Chicago, Is in this section soliciting
subscriptions and making collections.
The paper has long line of readers in
Vernon county.
Mo better evidence of genuine bar
gains than the large number of suits
and overcoats that have gone out dur
| ing the past ten days. Look around
then come here is all we ask. We court
comparison. The Blue Front Store.
This is the time of the year when
we always aim to close out all winter
goods. We must do this in order Il
keep our stock clean and up to-date. II
will be to your interest to take advant.
age of the bargains now offered. The
! Blue Front Store.
"A majority Of bis parishioners gave
Rev. McCallum an anniversary surprise
at the residence Of Frank Byers OF
Monday night, and an agreeable evening
was passed. Appreciation Of the pas
ttoral' and friendly relations sustained BY
| the flock was shown in the presentation
Iof a neat watch fob.
| "A train one mile long and containing
i22 freight ears, 4a loaded and 10 empty
was hauled over the ST. Paul road from
Portage to Milwaukee. 1t was drawn
by one engine, new Mallet articulatec
compound locomotive No. 5000, one OF
the group purchased for use on tbs
mountain divisions of the road.
Roy NJ Harris, wife and child, whit
came to visit at the Harris McLees pa
rental homes, departed, yesterday, fol
their Montana claim. Soon after ar
Erfvirig the little boy was taken with
small pox. the mother and Mrs, Nc.
Tees. Mrs. Honaker and cbild. al hav
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