Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-11-20
HAMBURG

| CHASEBURG, November I8.--The Chase
burg school opened Tuesday. November
| u, after being closed for four weeks on &C
coant OF the influenza The people OF Chase
| burg aroused frcm sleep. Monday morn
/ ing, at four O'Clock by the news that the wal
and daughter have been i'll with Spanish IL.
ffuenzH. Mabel VsnDyke, who has been u
for the past week is rapidly improving
! The Misses Agnes and Lillian Spika have
been III with the influenza. Mrs. Johr
/ Kfachel was buried last Wednesday. DEATH
was due to influenza. Mrs: Gus "robei
! who has been ID for some time, Is slowly
j improving 49,, Philip BOufleuF vent TO La,
| Crosse 1hnrSdsy business and returned
/ Friday The children of Chaseburg school
| are trying 70 get subscriptions for the Farm.
| er's Wife, SO the school can get an enlarged
pietIre Of General Pershing. TIE SCHOOL
| VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL. November Is.-
Our school opened again on Monday, after
/ being closed for three weeks. just one week
| a grand and glorious feeling. School was
resumed as ususi that day with extra
supply of flag salute. patriotic singing, and
with large and small flags. Day was cut
| shor by closing at o'clock. %. M. Gaistad
and daughter and Lewis, Marion and Ieryal
| Gunderson were among people OF our district
who heard some of the noises at Lacrosse al
| the big celebration on Monday. Mr. and
| Mrs. Andrew diversion spent Friday at the Os-
car Gullord home near Coon Valley Mrs.
Ludwig Hagen went to Lacrosse, last Thars-
| day, 10 see her sister, Mrs. Lena Geary, who
had her hip broken in taxi tip-Oser m that
city. She Is at a local hospital. Our mail
carrier, AdOlph Wrobel, who went with Yer
mons contingent on Monday, returned with
the other boys the following day. Lewis
MOnski of Stoddard succeeded him on the
route. and is continuing to carry the mail D..
The school board of cur neighborng district,
Bergen No. 7, called the members Of the dis
trict TO meet at the school house at O'Clock
on Friday afternoon 70 pay their allotted
amount 20 the United War Work campaign.
Ii proved q big success Otto hnnder, who
I mn vayaT NaftN tRF 81 a
the Lutheran hospital az Lacrosse, ~ getting
along as well as can be expected. The Iun-
eral Of Bernt hnatsoE, eldest son Of Mr. ard
Mrs knutsOH. was held al Lower Coon Val
ley church last mouday. MT- kn1tson was 50
years OLD and had been residing on ciaiin
near Ludlow, South Dakota, for the last ten
years. He passed away a ah0spital IL SoE-
man, after an illness of but few days, OF
pneumonia. lie leaves 10 mourn his aepar-
ture, parents, four brothers and SIX sisters. ali
of whom were present at the funeral with the
exception Of brother. InteFment was
made in Lower Coon Valley cemetery, Rev.
y. o. Sovde officiating. Miss Clara Hagen
returned TO her Guides at Gale College, CAFES
vile, on Monday. November !. after vacation
Of three weeks spent at home. Emil and
Henry Herman OF whitehall spent a day at
the Dingeldein homes, They had autOed down
10 Goose Island near Lacrosse to attend the
funeral of a nephew who died OF Spanish in
duenza in q western camp. Mrs. o. NJ. Gal
stad has been confined at the Lutheran hospi-
tai LaCrOsse the past week. She is imprOy-
ing nicely Our school did house cleaning
last EFfuays we Tdhed the kFDAnuS,
the teayes, exc. Our gladiOla bulbs were re-
moved from 0ur flower bed. and stored for
winter. We contemplate putting back in their
place tulip bulbs. which will bloom in the
early spring. When these have blossomed
We can again remove them, and gladiOla
bulbs be put back in good season Mrs. Geo.
Miller OF Lacrosse, has been spending the
week az the Hoff, Miller and Stylen homes.
Miss Lillian Nuttestad and Helen Stensljen
visited school on Thursday afternoon. They
accompanied Miss Void home and spent the
evening with her A pleasant surprise was
given Mr.. and Mrs Heiner Anderson last
Sunday in honor of their twenty-hfth wed
ding anniversary. in which many relatives
and a few friends participated.
THE SCHOOL.