Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-02
HAMBURG

VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL, District No. 6.
September z9.-Our school opened on Monday
September l6s with Miss Clara Void as teach
This is her second year with us. Attend
anee has been some hat slack" so far owing
70 the intense potato digging in tie neighber-
hood. =. Our pupils were very busy on Thurs
day constructing corn rack, or dryer on
which will be placed the choice ears of corn
selected BY them. Misses Clara and Martha
they enter Gale College for the coming year
Many Of the people in our neighborheod vent
TO Chaseburg to the War Relics train
in. las Saturday evening. TO their disap-
poiEtment IL stopped but few minutes, as il
was scheduled fer ViTOeua at 5 O'clock The
Skarrud family joined Ludvick Hagen and au-
toed to yirOqua and heard the big program
given in honor of same there Confirmation
was conducted by Rev. o. o. SOyde, Sunday,
September %. in Middle Coon Valley church.
The following young people from Lover and
Middle Coon Valley were confirmed: Mildred
Moe. Gertrude Pardis, Mabel Knutson, Nora
Peterson, Minnie Hanson, Morris Hanson, Cliff
ford Hagen, George Johnson, and Clarence
HendricksOn. An unusually large gathering
in spite Of the gas saving plan for Sunday,
and very few people, with the exception OF
those coming unusual distance, were found
to disrespeet this plan, however tenn ting ii
might seem on such delightful Sunday. Ladies
aid met with Mrs. Carl Void on September IL.
Attendance was not as large as usual on ac-
count Of bad roads. . Mr.. and Mrs. 0luf Gal
stae and children mOtOred TO LaCrosse last
Saturday. Miss Anna HOovergOn f WestDy
locality has been visiting her friend Clara
Miller, the past few days. ,. Ladies society
met With Mrs. II. j. Hagen last Wednesday.
A very lsrge attendance. Miss Clara Hen
erickson OF Minneapolis has been visiting rel
atives in aeIghborhOod for some TING.
Miss Helen EcNh0lm. no is teaching near
Ferryville, spent Sunday with the home felix's.
Alice Twite visited with her Sunday ~.
Mrs. O NJ. Saistad visited at the Louis Gun
dersOn home Sunday afternoon !. Nearly every
home in our neighborhOod was represented
Isl ih one or more members at the Lacrosse
fair. Mrs. George Dingeldein, who was
pierced by horn OF a coy While milking IS
slowly improving Corn cutting almost done;
potato diCginE and delivery 30 the local buyers
in full blast sio filling just completed, with
but very little threshing done. Miss lydia
Twite, Who IS Student at the county train
ing school at Viroqua, visited with her sister,
Alice al hte home OF Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Stylen, over Sunday. Theodore Johnson and
Miss Enma Niese were married at CO0n val.
ley parsonage, by Rev. o. o. Sovde, Saturday
A goodly number Of friends and acquaintance
gathered at the brides home and gave them
charivari, and to extend congratulations
Mrs. Haus Peterson, who has been staying IN
Illinois with her daughter, Mrs. Matt Lee, for
some time returned home Saturday. Mrs. Lee
underwent an operation for appendicitis at
one of the hospitals there and is recovering
nicely. Our school board snembers. Christ
StyIen, Oscar Miller and BurnaFd Stoke,
busy dTst day Of school finishing 6
new building, built according to the rec
commended plan by the state. The school is
very proud of same The school received It's
first Censor last Friday, and am sure it win be
eagerly awaited as Friday is nearing.
THE SCHOOL.
CHASEBURG September 2G.--The Chase
burg school has savings society named
alter sam johnson, our late postmaster, who
is in the service Miss Elsie Hellwig, who
has been i'll is rapidly improving Philip
Wrobci has arrived safely in France. Little
Geneva Ender had birthday party Tuesday
evening The Lacrosse fair was largely at
tended by the people of Chaseburg, Thursday
49, Miss Irene Ender went to Lacrosse last
Friday to have her tonsils and adnOids re-
moved The children of Chaseburg are get
ting outside members for the johnson war
savings society Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fnstad
and family were business callers at Stoddard
Thursday evening THE SCHOOL