Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-20
HAMBURG

.CHASEBURG, March 15.-Chaseburg graded
school is TOO per cent Junior Red Cross.
Red Cross Chapter were here Tuesday to
teach the members of make surgical dressings
There was teachers meeting in the
school house on Saturday. The attendance
not very large because o; unfayorable
weather Miss Pearl Larsen visited with
Mrs. Henry Brendel of Stcddcrd, Sunday.
-. Oscar kuster taken TO the hospital
at Lacrosse, Wednesday, to be operated on
for appendicitis. MIR. and Mrs. Ed. friedrich
were Lacrosse visitors, Monday. Mrs. Her
man MARITIME and Otto. were at Lacrosse
Saturday and Sunday. Matt Lee and fam
lily moved from here Tuesday. They will live
near McHenry. Illinois. Laura Hellwig has
been sick and unable to attend school for
several days. Miss Mabel VanDyke went
TO Lacrosse Sunday evening. She is going
to work there for some time. C. Robertson
went to Lacrosse, Tuesday evening, and re-
turned Wednesday evening. Miss Mildred
Finstad of Lacrosse was guest OF relative here
Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Ed Erickson re-
turned from a few days visit at Lacrosse.
Mr.. Erickson remained until Wednesday even
ing There was party on the ridge Sun
day evening G. b. Gardner went to VirOqua
Thursday morning to consult with executive
committee of the county Liberty Loan ass0-
citation. Mr.. Gardner has been appointed town
and village chairman for the coming drive.
His assistants are: School District No. l,
Frank Mlsna and II. III. Bye; No. 3, p. W.
VanDyke, Robt. Lamprich, d. o. Stevlingson /;
No. 4, Carl GullOrd and L. o. Brye; No. 5
Grimsrud and A. o. Wangen: Joint l and g.,
Lew Richards and Carl Thomas; Joint 2. A.
Roehelt and VIM. kapanke.. Eddie Seidel,
who is at hospital in Lacrosse is improving
- The weather is very changeable. We'd
nesday evening there a food and Thurs
day morning the ground covered with
snow. Mamie Lenser, who has been in
hospital in Lacrosse for some time, had her
tOnsils removed Leonard GrosskOpf return
ed to school after being i'll for several weeks
-. George HOsner spent Saturday and Sun
day at Lacrosse =. Chaseburg school had six
weeks examinations, Wednesday and Thurs
day. The eighth grade had the best average
standings. Harry Akin was Lacrosse
kOpf. Messrs. Harry Hoyt, Andrew Johnson
an1 Chris Egstad were Lacrosse callers We'd
ne sday. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of Rice
Like visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Lowe. Albert Hendrickson in Lacrosse
Monday. NJ. Graham came here from St0d-
dard Thursday morning. Orlando Stevling-
son went to Lacrosse, Monday evening. e.. Mr..
and Mrs. William Lenser and Clarence and
Edna returned from Lacrosse. Neuman
HendrieksOn, Marcus Bryhn. and Clarence
Hanson have enlisted in the U. S. army. They
left here on Tuesday evening. Miss Edna
Polecheck, who rs teaching at West Salem,
spent the weekend here. She was accom-
panied by her friend, Miss VergerOnt. Mrs.
A. Gradner of NirOqua, visited her son G. Is.
Gardner a week She returned Monday morn
ing accompanied by Dorothy Gardner, who is
attending school at Viroqua. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Biuske and two children of Coon Valley.
visited at the Lepke home Sunday and Mon
day. ID. O. StevlingsOn left for business
trip TO st. Louis, Thursday.
THE EIGHTH GRADE.