Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


-Thermos bottles of all kinds at
Towner's.
Chris Holmstad was down from
Newry on business Tuesday
Golf sticks, bags and balls. ready
for you at Smith Hardware.
Big reductions in boys clothing
and blouses at Stoll & Groves.
Get your fruit nectar compound
at Thompson & Stout's Grocery.
Mrs. Albert Fiese has returned
from Sparta where she was employed.
High grade varnishes have been
reduced in price. Dahl's Drug Store.
Mrs. Russell Hoff and Pearl Ran
ger Of Westby spent Wednesday in
/ Viroqua
Earl Atkins has moved from Mrs.
Snearley's house to the Irwin Henry
residence.
Thompson & Stout's grocery is
the only place in town you can get
o'clock coffee.
MIR. and Mrs. H. P. Larson return
ed Tuesday from a weeks motor trip
to Sturgeon Bay.
Many new blouses just in at SUIT
tie & Tate's. Canton crepes, Georg-
cites, Pongee silk, etc.
Bud team and Viroqua second
team cross bats at the fair grounds
Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
See our line of mems and boys
work straw hats. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson
/ knitted and nainsook Lewis I'm
ion suits for discriminating men at
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
1 An ice cream social is To be held
at the farm of Herman Buxton, Brook
vile, Saturday evening, June IL. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Fire alarm Monday evening call
ed out the company, but it proved to
De only an unruly brush heap north
of the dray barn.
We have just received limited
quantity of all rail hard coal direct
from the mine. Let us show it to you.
c. L. Colman Lumber Co. 1872
Oscar Grimsby was one of a. class
OF thirty to graduate from Luther
seminary in St.Paul last week. Oscar
graduated from " H. S. in 1914.
Highway Commissioner Ristow is
now driving a Nash Four This is the
second Nash Four in Vernon county.
Jackson's Garage is having a hard
time getting them.
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drinks at our restaurant at all times.
Assortment of brick ice cream always
on hand. Your trade is appreciated.
George Pennell, Viroqua. Wis.
Work on the Standard Oil filling
station is going along at a satisfac-
tory rate. Sewer and water pipes have
been laid and the cement foundation
for the building has been built
Rev. Finstad leaves next Sunday
evening for Crookston, Minnesota, for
twelve days. He was pastor there %
years ago, and will assist in 40-year
anniversary jubilee of that church.
Mrs. Ed. Chase, Mrs. Asher Gors-
line and Mrs. T. o. Mork of Viroqua,
and Mrs. Herbert VanWinter and Mrs,
Colman Kellogg of Readstown are at
the R.WC. state convention at Amigo.
Mrs. A. E. Smith, Mrs w. c.
Williams, Mrs. C.L.Peterson and Mrs,
I. B. Smell of Viroqua and the Mes
DANES Cliff of Viola are attending
state Rebecca convention at Milwau-
kee.
Arthur Forum has been discharg-
ed from the u S. Army Hospital in
St.Paul, where he, was confined fol-
lowing army service. He is son of
Nels Forum of Lyle, Mimi, who for
merly resided near Viroqua
-Halvor johnson of Green Bush,
Minnesota, spent a week here and at
DeSoto visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Johnson left here 26 years ago and
this is his second visit home. He is a
brother-in-law of Tom Sanwick.
-Viroqua circuit services will be
somewhat changed next Sunday Ser
vices at Springville in the morning i'm
stead of the evening. Brookville in
the afternoon. Children's day exer-
cises at Dach Ridge in the evening.
--WANTED-Some reliable people
to care for my infant baby girl, seven
months old ,probably a month or more,
while my wife is in the hospital re-
ceiving treatment. ! am unable to
care for her myself. Alex Yaun, West
Prairie. 23-1-p
Merchants M. j. Felix of Viroqua
and E. o. Sween of Westby entertain
ed travelling salesman at Camp Tate
| Tuesday. They became mixed up in
cloudburst and flood, being forced to
seek higher ground and later pull the
car out with the aid of team.
"A second fire alarm within twelve
hours called the department to the
Newt Beaver residence Tuesday morn
ing, where an oil stove in the second
story, occupied by Jitley Stamford
and wife, had gotten beyond control.
1t was extinguished without serious
damage.
Chevrolet Dealer Emil Hanson is
busy today unloading cars of that pop
ular make. He finds many improve
ments on the new Chevrolet 400 cars,
among which are Willard Rubber
Thread storage batteries, Timpkin
front wheel bearings, heavier clutch.
From now on, Mr.. Hanson expects a
carload of cars each week.
"A big picnic is being planned by
the ladies of the Missionary society of
the Methodist church in honor of the
Misses Emma and Della Olson, who
recently returned home from Singa-
pore. 1t will be held at the Eckhart
Park on June ID. The whole church
will participate and extend welcome
t o those successful missionaries.
There will be some big leafs" and a
fine program. All friends of the Oh
son family are hereby invited to be
present and enjoy the occasion The
missionary society is closing the best
year in its history. 1t has raised
more than 500 above any previous
year.
VIOLA NEwSLETS
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.