Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-15
Stoddard News Girl.
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ROUND PRAIRIE, May I4--Martin Bent
son of Coifax is here for indefinite stay at
the home of his parents Mrs. john Norris
recently spent several weeks at the Tobias
home. Miss Ella Nichols has recovered from
an attack OF measles. Round Prairie Liter
airy met Monday evening. Principal a.
smith gave splendid talk on the Red tross
and its work. Mrs. A. E. Smith gave in
Strumental selection, did Miss Lsilah Sehee
Of Westby, and the Misses Alyerda BekkeGal
and Doris Fredricks0u gave their contest
selections. patriotic reading by Josie Bent
son closed the meeting Our district will be
called upon TO contribute fifty dollars for the
new Red Cross drive; Let US an be ready ana
waiting If materials can be secured, the
Round Prairie Red Cross sewing circle will
meet with Mrs. Ole Anderson, the Spring
vile road, Saturday, MayiS. Attorney H.
address at the literary Miss Martha Radie
spent several days at the Stevens home.
). w. Norris, wife and mother we're Lacrosse
visitors. ONE OF THEM
BISHOP BRANCH. May is.-Everybody
come. Where? To the Red Cross benefit So
cial and entertainment to be held at Bishop
Branch church Saturday evening, May Is
Good speakers are promised An admission
fee of twenty cents will be charged Ladies
are requested TO bring a pie each, 10 be sold
after fhe program. Help put Bishop Bra'lch
over the Top" alongside of her neighboring
districts. Our school closes this week The
closing program Is to be held IN connection
with the social Saturday evening. We have
one pupil. Veronica Side, TO finish the course
of study this year. Our smallest and young
est pupil, Margarine Small, age four, has at
tended every day this year and lives one and
one half miles from school. A road has been
built through George Cunninghams farm, con-
Meeting Pleasant Ridge with the farmers on
the ridge to patronize Bishop Branch cheese
factory The directors of the cheese factory
have purchased a whey separator which they
expect to install in the future. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cox and L. II. C0nklin of
Fir0qua, accompanied by cousin from La
Crosse, visited at /. ". Groves Sunday.
The saw mill owned by Chris Wapp is soon
to be moved from Leon Primers farm to
George Cunning hams. Grace Henry has re-
turned to her home after several months
spent in Avalanche . The home of j. NJ.
Henry was fairly invaded by relatives last
Sunday. Their George and wife, Mrs. 7.
Caldwell and two children of Avalanche, their
son Gene Of Viroqua, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
White Mrs. Chris Yttri, who has been un-
der the doctors care for several weeks. is re-
ported better Mrs. Leon Primmer is enjoy
ing visit from her brother. Lloyd Morley.
Of Friendship JAWS Best and sons are build
ing the bridge on the I. ". Groves farm.
Robert Side is employed at |. n. Groves.
Mrs. Clara Primmer returned last Thursday
from Rockford, where she was called to at
tend the funeral Of q twelve-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Manley VIM.
Mills and family of Liberty Pole and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Alexander spent Sunday at home
of Charles Alexander. b. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Morley Of Ross visited at Leon Primmer's
Sunday. THE SCHOOL.