Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-02-13
THE SCHOOL AND COUNTY news IS GIVEN HERE
HILLSRORO

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Mary Of the FAR ne~s 80 cutting wood. Ro-
/ bert Schaiser, FRET Mayenschine Joe A. SUI
/ bera, VIM, Subera and Jack knadle. Hen
! ~ Burcheh has b en- helping Robert Schsller
80. Max Wheeler delivered cattle TO Hillsboro
Miss DORIS Ma yenschine went to LaValle
for few days sit Aaron Burehell and
! GeoTgeknadle ar, hauling lumber from
CanptOn mill near Oily Mrs. Wensil Lang
err is visiting her daughter, Mrs. jan Corn. i.
Bert Hedwig Is hauling logs to Flank Smith :
saw mill, and Jake Sebranek Is taking his to
/ Campton mill. Ernest Aluun was taken to
: Lacrosse on stretcher. where he under
went an operation for appendicitis. Miss
/ Title Shaker being sick was absent from
school. The past two weeks have been quite
cold, the school children in hopes it will
soon warm up. Albert and Jim Smith have
been hauling wood to H'llsboro for the past
three weeks Julius Mislivecek IS visiting
At the home Of Anton Nodak Miss Josie
Cook visited the Hllisdale school one day. .
| Mrs Myrtle Spear has been sick with grip,
/ HlLLSDALE SCHOOL
! DISTRICT NO. S. February Quite q
number Of farmers in this neghborhood at
/ tended the institute held at Hilisboro, Aaron
and Henry Rufchell. Jake Shaker and George
knadle hauling ice to nnly. Miss Mat
tie jackson. supervising teacher. visited our
school Robert Schaer is suffering from
| a broken leg, which happened while he was
| skidding logs. He was taken TO the local
hospital where he had 1t set. Mrs. Frank
Bouda attended the funeral of her husband 5
! sister, Miss Anna Ruud2 who died at Viro-
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| called to Niroqua for military examination.
| the former of whom did not pass Max
! Wheeler took two loads OF ties to town
| Our school has an enrolment of 81 at pres
! emit Those attending every day since the
| opening after Christmas vacation are: George
| preslik, Freeda, Iias. Bernard and Diehton
| Spears. Those absent only day are
| Floyd and Harvey Burchell. Emil and Lille
| Subera Miss Sadie Anderson, our teacher,
/ attended the teachers institute at Hillsboro
/ Joe Subera. while making the trip to town
| to attend the farmers institute. brought home
a barrel of gasoline He's putting in a sup
| ply so that he'll be sure of getting TO run his
car next summer Ernest Amunn. who was
| taken TO Lacrosse on cot the 18th of Jan
| uary, had = serious case of appendicitis. We
are all glad to know that he is getting along
| nicely. Mrs. Amunnu is staying at the Luz
1 Wheeler Max and two daughters, Grace
4 and Esther, and Sadie Anderson visited at
| Fred Mayensehine's last Sunday. Also Misses
| White and Sinclair from Hillsboro. g.. VIII
| Spears, with the help OF Everett Dcdman Is
busy cutting wood. His friends glad to
/ know that Mike Healy who took treatments
| at q Lacrosse hospital. has returned and is
| greatly improved jake kuadle is putting
/ w supply Of ice for his own use.
HuLSDALE SCHOOL.
| MCKENZIE DISTRICT January 2s-Miss
| Josie Cook visited school one day recently,
| Miss Cora Nofsinger, teacher The McKen-
also a new floor laid "A teachers institute
/ is TO be held al Hillshoro. February 2 All
/ teachers near here are planning to attend
/ Stockholders Of the Greenwood cheese factory
held a meeting at Yuba. Saturday evening.
January 20 Elsie Eastman and Cora Nof-
singer called Pearl Brown of Champion
Valley, Sunday Mr.. Fisher Of West Lima.
/ an agent for an insurance company, came
THE SCHOOL.
| HIILsDALE SCHOOL. February Good
| ROADS and a few days Of warmer weather have
| brought some of the little people back 70
school, among which are Agnes Smith, Martha
PrCslk and Jimmie Sebranek Joe FresIik
brought a load Of wood for the school last
/ Tuesday Jim Mislivecek has been the
sick list for few days Minnie Amurn
/ went TO La Crosse last Sunday TO her
/ brother Earnest She reports that he is yet.
/ ting along quite we'll The hard wind which
| came up last Tuesday made work doubly hard
/ for Joe Pollat who WIS shovelling out their
| Robert Schaer who went 70 La Crosse To
/ see the doctor Jim Smith bought horse ,
Jake Sebranek is hauling lumber to Hiilsboro.
| tie sold il 70 Wopat. He Is also hauling logs
/ TO Camptun mills near billy. Joe Havlik
and Frank Werbsky also started hauling logs
this week Albert Smith at Viroqua
| this week for military examination. He got
| through alright. ..... VIII Spears and Evert
| Lehman have been hauling straw. Jake
Knadle put Up some more ice last week
| Frank Burnham made q business trip 10 vi
roqus last Saturday, and because no trains
ran from Sparta to Viroqua. he went 10 La
! Crosse. returning on Tuesday, also coming
/ 2 =
west wind last Frida' made everybody feel
\ like staying near the fire
| HlLLSDAIE SCHOOL
| DISTRICT NO. s. February Sake Lang
or and Frank Burnham have been hauling
wheat to Hillsboru. Joe Subera butchered
| a hog and Joe Preslik a beef Albert Subra
| is saving wood Jake Misivecek Anton
| Hawk and Felix Subra are assisting Mr.. Sub
ra. Mike Healy returned from La Crosse
and is staying with his sister. Mrs. Frank
Burnham Rudolph Sebranek of billy WAS
badly harmed the face and hands white
| lighting IA carbon lamp. Fred Maycnshine
delivered hogs % Hisboro. Robert SehHller
and family visited Aaron Burehells Monday
Jimmie knadie. who ON the sick list has
returned 10 school also Tilie Shaker Bert
HedinR visited at Max Wheeler's Tuesday
evening Of last week Willie and Jake Shak-
or have been hauling lumber 10 town .JHk,
Sanger received the coffee he sent for which
has been on the road from Chicago for three
weeks. Served him right. He should buy
at home Ed ...... The weather Indicate
more snow which means better sleiRhing.