Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-10
ROUND BOUT THE COUNTY
JEFFERSON


ESOFEA April 7.-Our little village and
community has not been represented in the
county PAPER for time. ask for q
little block Of space. Our creamery had q
good run OF patronage all winter, notwith-
standing Ire high price ef miik-pFodueiBg
feeds that daiTymen must if they DO in
tensive dairying. Butter-maker Johnson Is
the right in has place. Re has certainly
given coed service, 10 accommodates and
a mighty Eseful man for our little burg q.
Stephen Gyisnd and Oscar Saeios made their
relatives ard many young friends happy by
coming hoElc from Camp Grant 70 pass Las
ter Sunday. They kept busy greeting
our people. The boys bays beer IL Rockford
eant0pment Tor six months On more, and are
anxious &c move on, or better stti 10 60
Ove-.". Our eaterpTissng young merchz nts,
johnson q Eugh, enjoying ire business.
Their store IS kept meat and tidy; they carry
q stock large CROUCH to supply the needs OF
the community, sell al reasonable prices and
are capital fellows. All their drayiEg Of mer-
char3se. handling Of produce IS done by
Buchanan 81 theirs, the draymen of Firoqua,
no haul their auto trucks. They also do
the creamery hauling Eyeryb body Who can
get assistance Of man Or saw outfit have pro-
vided themselves with a supply Of wool Ter
the year g.. We regret to report that Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert {. Olson will Gave US
Having sold their farm tc their son ot;o.
they will 20 10 North Dakota, where they
have landed interests. ard may make their
home. Mr.. Olson has been numbered among
most intelligent citizens, enterprl5.ng and
up-to dale IN his farming ard stock raising.
Our people all dislike TO have them leave
here Our toen officers were at Spring
vile 10 be sworn in on yesterday Carl
johnson ard Henry n. Rentz Of this place.
we're elected, respectively, to the Offices OF
clerk and treasurer without opposition. II
was r close between l.. NJ. Thompson
and Lincoln Reed for chairman, the former
winning By two majority Yesterday oe-
CURED the sale of personal property of y. 5.
Gyiand and il the signal for large
the afternoon. large amount OF property
was Sold Andrew HOMELAND making fun for
the big crowd. He has the faculty of keep
every one good natured and brought results
for Mr. Gyiand. The Gylands, for more than
fifty years have been leading family in
this section. and it is with keen regret that
our people bid them farewell. They move
r. Barron county, where MIR. Gyland has
bought forty acres of land ard a good home.
he rents the old home farm here. The ren-
for making change is that their son
has gore to and he cannot do all the
work alone. The same reason impelled &r.
Olson TO stop farming, and that Is true of
others. At the close of the sale Editor Mum
son of the Censor, made a patriotic and liberty
loan address. and he also expressed the regret
that the neighbors feel in parting with the
Gyiand family. ESOFEA.
BUD, April s-Spring's work has already
begun, some seeding Is being done although
the weather is quite cold. White Pigeon
school has been closed one week on account
of small pox scare. Harriet Jackson v no
has been confined to her ped for several
months of paralysis, has attack of
pneumonia Mrs. Albert TryRgestad enter
tanned fifteen ladies at a Red Gross party on
Thursday afternoon. Proceeds S2.35. CO..
Brothers and sisters of Albert Hanson and
family gave a party IN their honor. alter
spending the winter here they are soon 20
leave for their home an Montana. L. L.
TFyggess I'D is erecting a large new barn to
replace the destroyed Dy lightning last
fall. selmer Peterson and Theodore LavOld
doing the work Elef Hanson are quar-
antined for small pOx......A great many
around here have been vaecinated and are
suffering the consequences Ragna Bakken
spent two weeks vacation at home from
school duties at Purdy. b., Andrew TryEge-
stsd's. who bought Thomas HaRson's farm
have moved to their new home Mrs Hans
o. Hanson il caring for her mother, Mrs
Tennis GabTiels0n, who is quite low. Gle
Tryggestad Is nov occupying his new home
on North Main STREET at Bud a great deal
Of moving has been done th1s spring, ihOEe
Hanson has moved John Thsmpsons pace
.. Otto Tryggestsd has taken possession of
Andrew TryEgestad's farm, and Earny May
has moved his family to Fr0qua .-.rs. John
Thrmpcon and Mrs. Boo Skrede have returned
Of lumber saved in Henry PetersOn's
grove this spring. A. o. Hanson OF Montana
did the saving BLUE BIRD
sPRINGvILLE, April School attend
anee has been very good his week A little
patriotic program given Friday after
noon Mrs. Hugh Buchanan and Mrs. Nc
Donald visited the school, Tuesday We re-
greet that the eloquent speech of c. J. Smith
at the VI. f. church Saturday evening was
not better attended Mrs. Smith from Mad
ison, gave a temperance lecture at the VI. z.
church Wednesday evening. The prayer meet
ing was postponed until next Wednesday,
when it will h. held at G. W. NanDyke's.
Ladies aid he'd a meeting in the VI. T..
church Tuesday Lscra German has been
absent from school few days account
of illness. The baby of Mr.. and Mrs 0rvis
German. who has been very sick is improving
. Mrs. Claude German is still the sick
| list Lester Chambers accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Graham to Lacrosse. Sunday.
On account Of the new time they missed the
| train. but Joe Reed took them in the
Mabel Olson is working for Hiimer Hoover
sons Miss Marie Groskrentz. is working
at Hugh Buehansn's. Florence Olson viz
| tied Mrs. Orivs German last Sunday Mr.
| and Mrs. A. Best were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cert Leonard Tuesday evening Mr.. and
| Mrs. Luther Rumsey, Wednesday. Miss Al
| ice Thompson spent Wednesday evening with
her sister. Mrs. Johnson at Viroqua Ed
| Olson has a fine horse for sale.
| THE SCHOOL.