Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-23
KICKAPOO

Manning January 1S.-our school is in Dis
trict No 4. The members of the beard are
Mrs. Lyman Keyser, B. F. Adams. and Hugh
Eastman. Our teacher as Miss Ada Williams
e.. There is a good cheese factory located a
short dr '"nce from the school house. Ralph
Larson, no has been attending high school at
Readstown, has been sick for the past three
weeks. Ii is feared that ne will have to give
up school work for the year John Heron
delivered his tobacco at NirOqua. January Ia.
During the winter weeks the cheese fac
tory is running only on Mondays and Fridays
-. School attendance has been very irregular
the past two weeks because OF cold weather
and sickness. Mayme Chaiie and Celia Gust
have been on the sick list Bertha Guist and
Freda Arnold have been suffering from at
tack of quinsy VIII Adams purchased thir-
~ acres of land near Hunter, Missouri The
sth Grade reading class is studying Snow
Bound. A. Rogers has taken the contract TO
supply wood for the school and is now deliver
ing it,. .Thirty-cne degrees below zero this
Friday morning. THE SCHOOL.
Sugar Grove. January l7.-Quite number
of Sugar Grove people attended the farmers
institute at Sabin, Thursday and Friday
George Smith. who recently enlisted in the
cavalry, reported for duty al Madison last
drfted roads. there has been irregular attend
anee at the Sugar . owe school the past two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs win Galbreath and
daughter Nina spent Sunday at Elmer John
sons The Sugar Grove band boys were
tertained at the Grant Smith home last Sun
day. They also enjoyed an oyster stew at the
night. . The Odd Fellows held their annual
installation at Readstown Monday night. Quite
number from this vicinity attended. Why
didn't you include list of officers installed
That is important news. Editor. Rev. and
Mrs. butcher visited at Warren Randall's
Readstown, Wednesday Several sled
loads Of people from Sugar Grove took adyan-
tage Of the good sleghng and attended church
at Soldiers Grove Sunday night Opal Smith
who is employed az Readstown. visited with
home folks SUNDAY ~ aans ,! tern; arrived at
uary l2.. Mrs. A. c. Lake visited with
Readstown relatives last week Miss Orla
Atkins of ViroQua has been visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity the past three
weeks. THE SCHOOL
Kickapoo Center, January 81 Perhaps our
school will not be the last to be represented
in the county papa Our school opened on
January Z. 1t reopened after two weeks
cation. Our teacher Miss Helen Guist, was
unable to return to her duties the FIRST week
owing TO. illness. Mrs. Fred Sutherland filed
her vacancy. We row have enrolment Of
twenty fine pupils, Vcrn Smith. Lester Ewing
and George Hooking being the last to enter
Eddie p, Kellogg left on January 10th for Ne
vada Iowa. to be with his daughter. Bcrnice.
while she is in the hospital. Miss Berniee
WAS successfully operated upon for appendicitis
-. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Berry and sons Mar
tin, Enerell and Ernest Ewing attended farm
ers' institute at Sabin last Thursday and Fri
day Percy Vance delivered tobacco at Viro-
qua Thursday John Morrow Is seriously i'll
at his brother Dave Morrow's. Mrs Fred
Gift and daughter spent Sunday afternoon at
Viola. Henry Lowry sold his place near
Ontario to Ole Vance. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sutherland spent Sunday at Oscar Berry's
Mrs. Martha Toptine has not been able to
walk for couple Of weeks MIR. and Mrs
artin Hanson spent Sunday at James Rab-
bits Gerald Harris, Virgil Cliff Cleo
smith, Herbert and Vern Smith spent Sunday
with Carl and Dennis VanWinter Anus
Anderson returned To his work at Fred Gifts
after delay with smashed finger Cecil
Kellogg was absent from school last week on
account Of the sickness Of his sister.
THE SCHOOL.