Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-09

at the Nuzum Yard.
&C. H. Ostrem and wife are spend
ing the week in Minneapolis.
-Guaranteed rain coats for ladies
and children at Subtle & Tate's.
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Miss Helen Hoium of Soldiers Grove
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. W. Sanger
II. r. Kellogg has exchanged his
Readstown residence for Viola proper
ty.
j. w. Sanger and family and Mrs.
Louise Sine spent Sunday at Soldiers
Grove.
Forest Alexander has been confined
to his bed by severe Illness the past
few days.
John Devlin is late victim of the
auto fever-he now drives Buick
touring car.
"A good variety of curtain materi-
ais, both nets and over drapes, at SUIT
tie & Tste's.
Congressman John J. Esch deliv-
cred the Memorial address at Lancas-
ter, county eat of Grant.
Fine corner lot on south Main street
for sale. Inquire of Miss Pothea Han
son, bookkeeper at Jacob Dach, Jr's.
Office.
--Readstown schools graduated the
following pupils: Anna Fedness, Lea
thel Williams, Mabel York and Carl
Larson.
Mrs l. N. Groves arrived home af-
ter visiting for three weeks with her
son at Rygate and friends at lsmay,
Montana.
Will Devlin has purchased from the
Hussa Brewing Company the building
in which he now conducts his restau-
rant business.
Mack Hiles and Howard Flemming
autoed to Minneapolis to see Ruel Flem-
ming, who has been confined in hos
pital for some time.
Our aim is to furnish our custom
ers with building materials of highest
quality at reasonable prices John f..
Nuzum & Sons Lbr. Co.
When asking for arsenate of lead,
say Corona Dry Arsenete of Lead. =
kills the bugs and worms on potatoes
and fruit trees. o. E. Davis.
Farmers attention: Young married
couple with 3-year- old boy desire en-
ployment on farm in this vicinity. Ad-
dress u. K, in care of CENSOR.
Mrs. VIM. Webb and daughter,
Mary, accompanied Dealer Hanson to
Milwaukee and drove back handsome
seyen-passenger six cylinder Paige car.
Boys, a good watch FREE, with
every "Best Ever" suit. The best
suit on the market, 16 points of excel
lence not found in other suits. The
Blue Front Store.
&C. A. Parker and wife motored to
Prairie du Sac Friday. From there
they took train to Milwaukee, where
Mr.. Parker is called as delegate to
Masonic Grand Lodge.
"A box social viii be held at the
Avalanche school house Saturday even
ing of this week for the benefit of the
Norwegian school. Free coffee served
with boxes. All invited.
We CLEAN from the Lancaster Her
aid that Verne S. Pease, formerly con-
nected with the Kickapoo Scout and
the DeSoto Argus, is now part of the
editorial staff of that paper.
Miss Alma Nelson was here from
Rchland Center last week visiting at
her home and attending the commence
ment exercises, her sister being mem
Der of the graduating class.
While tearing down barn on the P.
Hanson farm west of town, the scaffold-
ing gave way and the brothers were
thrown to the ground but fortunately
they escaped with few bruises.
Misses Lulu and Alice Dahl arrived
at their Westby home after a years
teaching in the state of Washington.
Also Miss Martha Neprud, who per-
formed like public service in Iowa.
"A shower was given at the home CT
Miss Edith Hill in honor of Miss Ella
X. Thompson who is to become June
bride. Her many friends assembled
that evening gave her very valuable
present.
"A note from Professor w. P. Col
burn to the CENSOR reads, ''Please
send my copy of the Home News to
me at National City, California, where
the family and / expect to spend the
summer.
On account of the organ recital at
the Congregational church next Monday
evening, the Opera Electric will show
"a Gentleman From Mississippi Tues
Gay. mis- feature Is one OI Tue new
world series and you should not INSIST.
The season for straw hats is here.
We are prepared to supply you in the
latest styles in Panama, Italian Pana-
ma, imitation Panama, Sonnet straw
and split straw sailor hats. The newest
high crowns for young men who want
something exclusive. The Blue Front.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co., manufactur-
ers' distributors of threshing and road
machinery and accessories and the
heavy lines. Used machines sold on
commission. Agents fer southern farm
lands, Viroqua. Inquire at home across
north from Jacob Dach, Jr's. imple-
ment yard on Terhune street.
They continue to be born at the
rate of one every minute. Mrs. Dele
Freeman, widow of Kansas City, adj
vertised for a husband. She asked
those who replied to advance car fare
so that she could go and visit them.
Thirty did so Mrs. Freeman did not
go a-yisiting nor did she refund the
money. That's why she was fined
$1,000.