Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-21
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CHASEBURG, February 20 Miss Lille
Peterson who is employed at Coon Val
ley Sundayed at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. j. b. Johnson -. Lille Ronlgen
and Mabel Finstad, students at 0na
aska agricultural school, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home. The old
barn which has occupied the corner OPP
posite the bank for dozens of years is
being torn down When finished one of
the old land marks of the town will
have passed into history. x. j. Kel
Ter OF Dubuque was a business caller in
the village, Tuesday. $500 Miss Clarice
Johnson, Who is employed at Coon Val
ley. spent Sunday at the home of her
parents Mrs. Matt Siestad is enter
taining her two little grand children Of
La Crosse. We have had the pleasure
Of experiencing the first real spring
weather. ard before many weeks pass
the robin will again be with us. DR.
Remer has been kept busy the past
month attending calls IN the country
q. y Gardner returned from an ex-
tended busiaess trip to Winona The
dance given at Grosskopf's hall Satur-
day evening wss 4 grand success. A
very large crowd was 10 attendance and
ali report an enjoyable time. The mu-
sic furnished by Andres orchestra Of
Ia Crosse being splendid Walter ard
Edna Paleehek, who are attending school
a. La Crosse, spent Sunday &C their
home - John Jacobson transacted busi-
ness at La Crosse Saturday Mrs. !
w. Sampson of Cascade, Montana, is
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Matt Spika . Rev. r.. H. Pslachek
was professional caller at Stoddard,
Sunday 49,. Charity Hoyt spent Satur-
day and'Sunday at her parental home.
returning Monday to take % her school
work at Viroqua IS. x. Jones Of Be
lott was q business caller in the village,
Thursday. .....G A. KoepDler OF La
Crosse was in town Saturday louking
after his interests in the local bank -.
Hazel Hoyt, who is in attendance at
the Onalaska school Of agriculture spent
Saturday and Sunday a. home Mrs
john Graf departed, Saturday, for
Brownsville, where she will be present
1t the Wedding Of her sister, Wayne
Davy .....H. ~ Hegge Of la Crosse
transacted business In the burg Friday
Thursday and Friday Of next week
occurs our farmers institute, and those
who are forRetiul Of the date will have
reason to regret it, as able speakers
viii be present during the days, while
an evening entertainment viii be pre-.
scented by local and La Crosse talent.
A special invitation is extended to the
farmers daughters and wives to be pre-
sent and learn from actual experiments
given upon the platform Of the cooking
school how to provide the family table
with healthier and more economical
food, and the best ways to make their
homes brighter and more attractive
places for the girls and boys, who are
to make our future farmers. The ladies
are requested to be present at the reg
ular lectures also, where they will learn
how to make dairying and poultry rails
ing pay. Chaseburg always makes good
when promising the institute, and this
time will prove no exceptionto the rule.
$50. H. s. Kampschroer of La Crosse
had business in the village, Thursday.
-. .0luf Haltrop and family have moved
into the vacant rooms over his place Of
business. Miss Bell Geary Of South