Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-03-06
RURAL News JU3<C3


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Z h. Pulechek visit relatives In Ia
Finstad and II. a Schanvrt were bus
A large number from here attended a
meeting at Coon Valley, Tue -da!, the
nature Of which the ~rltt-f is not In-
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vis,i ut J Nj wee $500. lint Cox
snu family raw, y er or 81 X =
LOTUS farm. 4. i. School closed Friday
for a wee Il ; vaes.tiu 49,. i hose who de
livered their crops Of tobacco at VirO-
qua last week were: George Broadhead,
Sidney Everson, Fem Hum ard Alex
Nelson John e. Son Of Viroqua mas
here on hu>iness 49, EN- F rtner o.
Streeter, North Dakota, was at home
for several days, returning Thursday.
:. Several from this community at
tended the farmers institute az Viro-
qua. Mr.. and Mrs N Sandwich
visited at Halvorsens' Wednesday
Sell or trade your farm and keep up
with the times SYLVIA
RETREAT, March Our poverty So
cial was a highly enjoyable affair and
hpanciai ccess, netting US
$40 co. =. Several of our young folks
after ded revival meetings at Central
church last FRIDAY and Sunday evenings,
where our Methodist minister, Rev.
Hicks is row working hard as ever
K g. 9r'te Of Appleton gave us a
lively sermon frcrn tho Methodist pul-
pit a week az $50 The Cungreg atiOnal-
is S gave d sociai "a Wuodnon hall last
Friday night. We are orry to hear
hat cur Old f lend Oit r eau ler has
sold out ard l. going 90 move north, as
we shalt miss him after lsboring so
faitntuiit Tor MACY ears in the inter
est of the county rs well as his own
community. and Mrs. John
Davis LACEY went to Milwaukee, to con
suit a specialist in regard TO Mrs. Davis
health 80. Grace Reck was taken TO
La Crosse hospital week ago tc be
reated for appendicitis 49, George
Bro1dhcad just eE'pped load Of nice
tat steers - Chicago. Our singing
school, utder the Leadership of John
Davis, is progressing tinely. with sew
eral ms mbers 80 Mar ha Gilhertson
and husband are still visiting at her
parental home at G. Davenport s.....
Mrs Hc'er Battles ara daughter May
drove to Viroqua last Friday for few
days'visit with relatives Coon WILL
BRISTow VALLEY, Fee bruary 2S-
Everything around here has been or
the boom even if we have had colo
winter $50 Farmers are busy hauling
logs to the mill, which will be east OF
i Bristow on Sam Euckson's place We
have many changes in real estate, anC
will lose numerous old farmers about
Bristow . . February 23rd we had part
of Dakota's hard blizzard. go james
| Spodgrass, Uncle Sans man, got lost
on the road over which he has driver
for six years, so it compelled him to in
quire of neighbors to direct him the
right road to ViroqUa Ole C.. Jinsor
is draying for Allen Halverson. He
just purchased valuable horse of Oar
Davis e. Elmer Knutson is busy with
the wood saw Melvin Olsen is haul
ing hay, instead of being the Bristow
merchant, which he just retired from
Mrs Herman Christensen is recovering
from her long illness. Peter Hexvold
is moving from our neighborhood ard
onto farm at Liberty Pole, which he
bought from Frank Chase.
SPRING BIRD
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