Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-01
STODDARD

SToDDARD, May 2s-The commencement
exercises for the Stoddard school was held
Thursday evening, May 26th. in the Methodist
church. The program for the graduation
ercises were as follows; Processional-Class
'21; Invocation-Rev. j. w. Shane Opening
chorus-Star Spangled Banner. All; saluta-
tory, {Welcome)---Tony Lee; Address-Prof.
Long, Lacrosse State Normal Glass Song
Minnie Nottingham and Francis Hanesworth
characteristics of Glass Of '21-Arnold Leo
Solo-Minnie Nottingham Glass poem-Jer-
old Hopknis Yaledictory-F Francis Hanesworth
Presentation of Diplomas Amerca-All; Ben
ediction. There were five pupils to receive
sth grade diplomas namely-Franeis Hanes-
worth 1st honor: Tony Lee, 2nd honor; Jessy
Van Vleet. Minnie Nottingham, Jerold Hop
kins. Class Colors-Red White and Blue.
Glass fower-White carnation; Glass Motto
Self Reliance Principal. Mrs. Marion Davis.
The Coon Valley orchestra engaged to
furnish several selections for the evening bat
owing to the inclement weather were unable
TO be present. :. Several from here witnessed
the ball game at Genoa Sunday. The annual
convention of Group Seven of the Wisconsin
Bankers association held at Lacrosse Thurs
day was attended by James A. WALL The
officers elected for the ensuing year are !. N.
Knutson. Coon Valley. President; H. r. Cole.
New Lisbon. Vice President; J. A. Wall. Stod
dard. Secretary :. Henry Robinson sold an
Overland car 70 Anton Lawrynk last Thurs
day Miss Esther Hokland resigned her po-
sition as saleslsdy at Olson Bluske's store
and is employed in the Smith & Haugen
store at viroqua. :. August Krsuse who under
went two operations at tfs StFrsncis hospi-
tai in Lacrosse has sufficiently recovered TO
Ia a =.
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Gus A.
wrobel. Rev. Ingham Of Lacrosse will con-
duct Memorial services in the N. E. church
here Sunday. Dinner viii be served in the
church parlors after the services. Mrs. Will
Killings who underwent an operation at the
ST. Francis hospital at Lacrosse has returned
home and is recovering nicely -. Mrs. S. Par
mer of Lacrosse spent a week with her mother
Mrs. Margaret Rick. "A baby girl born
to Mr. and Mrs. win Groth Monday. May Is
l.. Mrs. Win Pulver of Galena, H., visited
her sister. Mrs. James Umberger. for few
days Mr.. H. G. Dyer of Madison visited at
the home Of Mrs. Isabel Warner last week.
Mrs. C. c. Olson and Miss Mildred Blashek
were hostesses on Friday evening to a party
Of % guests whom they entertained at the
home of the former in honor of Miss Albeit re
Pope, who was married on SATURDAY.. The
rooms were PRETTY decorated with Driday
wreath and snow balls. Ice and cake
were served and the place of the bride elect
was indicated by bouquet Of lilies of the
VALLEY and pansies. 500 and games were the
diversion of the evening. She was presented
with lamp and pyrex ware. On Thursday
la large party of relatives and friends sur.
prised Mrs Hubert Bluske in honor of her
birthday. The evening was spent playing 500
mrs. Bluske was given a purse of money and
several pretty and useful gifts. lee cream anS
Icake and lemonade were served. Mrs. r.
lBoynton and daughter of Tunnel City return
ed home after spending several days with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Shane and sister
mrs. Lulu Hopkins. She was accompanies
Ihome by her niece, Mearle Hopkins, who WI
Ispend her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Boyn
ton Mrs. Lew Axlen was called 10 DeSot
by the illness and death Of her aunt Mis-
ANNA Bevan AT high noon Saturday. Ma
I2lst. Rev. Kenderden Of the First Methods
Church at winona united in marriage Mis-
IAlbertine Pope, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
In. Pope Of Lacrosse and Mr.. Marion Davis o
lstoddard. The bride is graduate Of the Ia
Crosse high school and the Lacrosse Stat
Normal and principal of local school TO
1.-THE past two years. She is talented musician
and posses those traits Of character that q
far toward making happy home. The groom
lis a popular and industrious young man am
Is employed IN II. A. Robinson's garage
Their many friends extend congratulations
Mrs. Ia Fredrieks returned home Saturds,
rom Taylor, Wis., where she has been teach
Inns Mr.. and Mrs Lynn Umberger Of La
Crosse spent the week with the formers par
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Unaberger Mrs
lGeo. Wolf and daughter, Marcella of Savanna
Roland Wolf of Lacrosse and Prof. Holiiste
Iof Blair. Wis. visited at II. Blsshek's the Lat
tier part of the week. Evelyn Finstad am
Vivian Hanesworth Of the Lacrosse Higi
school are here for a few days vacation
IMrs. John Quackenbush Of Minneapolis i
spending a week here with relatives. Mrs
Mona Laylan Of St.Paul spent the week en-
with her mother. Mrs. Isabel Warner and sis
ter, Nan Warner.
The Stoddard News Girl.