Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-02
STODDARD

Stsddard, May 3l.-Mrs. Orin Lopez of Nc
Cord, Mrs. A. c. Lohsey and baby Of St.Paul
Lacrosse are here with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Billings, who have been in
poor health for some time. Word has been
received Of the birth Of a baby girl TO Rev.
and Mrs. Boynton at Tunnel City. Mrs. Boyn-
ton was formerly Miss Ruth Shane Of viii
lage. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. c. Olson, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Sehniek and daughters Irma and
Edna. motored to Lacrosse Monday and spent
the day. .. Mrs. CaApbell Of Lacrosse were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Quacken-
bush few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Phil
lips Of Lacrosse visited the latters parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. VanVleet Tuesday .....
G. M. Prindle was home from Viroqua over
Sunday. The Merge -Round was enter
tanned by Mildred Blashek Wednesday evening
at her home in honor Of the teachers. Misses
Albertine Pope, Olga N1ttestad and Nan
Warner. Dinner was served at o'clock, COW
ers were laid for eighteen. Misses Edna Bay
and Minnie Steiner assisted in serving Music
and games enliyened the evening. .. Will
Hanesw0rth and Cashier J. A. Hall motOred to
Sparta Tuesday to attend a bankers and lum-
borO has been managing the Theo klett store
this week during the absence of Amund Tuhus
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brendel at
tended commencement exercises at Chaseburg
wednesday evening Mrs. Edward Bean is
spending week at Dubuque with relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Blashek, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Z. f. Blashek Of
Lacrosse mOtOred to Haverhill Mimi, SRtur-
day, returning Sunday. Had they arrived at
Haverhiil, which is about seven miles from
Rochester. twenty minutes sooner they would
have been in the path of the cyclone which
struck Haverhill and totally demolished sever
al homes and other buildings. Saturday after
noon they Obliged to seek shelter in n
cellar of an oul house a few miles from their
destination owing TO the terrific wind. The
roads IN places were impossible owing to the
debris and large trees which blocaded the
way. The tourists were compelled to drive
through fields at times and consider themsel-
YES lucky 10 return home safely with few
scratches on the car, caused by limbs of tress
which struck II while they were seeking shelter
go. The German Lutheran church also our
local bank had the interior reprinted and de-
eorated last week which greatly improves the
appearance of both. II. A. Robinson recent
ly sold Dodge cars to Charles link, Albert Jo-
mas OF this vicinity and Earl Collins of Genoa
Editor Beuhler Of DeSotO called on friends
here the latter part of last week. . The COM
mencement exercises of the StOddard State
Graded school will be held Friday evening
June III, at $50 y. m. in Brendel's hall. Pref
Long OF the Lacrosse Normal will deliver the
commencement address. Every one is cordially
invited to attend. The intermediate and pri-
mary grades gave a very interesting program
Friday afternoon, May 22nd. The work of the
scholars speaks well for the excellent training
given by their teachers, Olga Nuttestad and
Nan WARNER. Miss Ida Erickson teacher
IN the Lacrosse schools the guest of Nan
warner Saturday. Miss Olga Nuttestad had
as her guest Saturday and Sunday, Miss Iva
Fisher of Niroqua. They returned to Viroqua
Sunday evening. the former having finished
her term of school here Harvey Myers. wife
and two daughters Of Hillsboro vicinity mo-
tored here Wednesday for a brief visit with
their son Fred Myers and family
StOddard News Girl