Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-13

the heart of your youngster.
Mrs. Clara Nelson is back from
Iowa after spending the past five
months with her two daughters
ID. E. Slack and wife drove to
Richland Center and spent Sunday at
the parental home of Mrs. Slack,
Why pay $3.50 for arch supports
when you can purchase Foot-Ez arch
supports for S165 at NJ. ]. Felix.
&C. 2. Brown and son, Dewey,
drove over from north of I4aFarge
Saturday, renewing Censor dues while
here.
Edward Lind invites you to come
IN and see the complete lnie of spring
and summer footwear he is now dis
playing.
Ralph Nuzum and Elmer Ander-
SON had the rank of Page conferred
on them in K. P. lodge last Thursday.
evening.
Geo. Waterman returned today to
his home at Walker, Minnesota. after
spending two weeks with his brother,
Charlie
Don't miss any numbers of your
Pictorial Review by forgetting to re-
new your subscription with Howard
Thayer.
We have fresh supply of lime
sulphur solution on the road. 1t wall
pay you to spray your fruit treets. o.
f. Davis.
Lawrence Proksch and Oscar I.
Stenslien of near Stoddard renewed
Censor dues while here on court mat
tiers Monday.
Ladies and children's white OK
fords and pumps and bays and youths
tennis shoes at Anton 0lson's Base
ment Shoe Store
You viii be delighted with the
variety of patterns and reasonable
prices to be found in Towner's large
stock of wall paper.
If you just knew how good Hor-
mels Peerless -four really is, you'd
use nothing else. Surenson & Thomp-
son have the exclusive sale in Viroqua.
IF the party who was seen taking
the tonge out of the damaged surry at
the fair grounds will replace the same,
no prosecution win be started by the
owner.
Court matters called John O.
johnson of near Readstown to the
county seat Monday and he took adj
vantage of the occasion to renew Gem
sor dues.
Whenever one of your time pieces
go wrong, remember that Jeweler Carl
G. 6oe and his able assistant can put
them IN first class running order
promptly
Mrs. C. ID. Williams returned
home Sunday after spending the win
ter with her daughter at Mondovi She
enrolled her son-in-law's name as
new subscriber to the Censor.
Y ~. ). Hamilton, veteran harness
maker, with Lucius Favor for years,
is now employed at Carl Engaard's
shop. Ike says he went with the fix
lures of the old shop, purchased by
Carl.
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Fleming went
to Lacrosse Sunday to see Mrs. Blaine
Wheeler, who continues quite poorly.
Mrs. Fleming remained with her until
today. Mr.. Fleming and Mr.. Wheeler
returned Sunday.
ED Lind has received a shipment
of ladies' shoes and Oxfords in black,
white and brown Also mems dress
shoes. In fact every thing in the line
of shoes for spring and summer wear
Come in and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Dyson have
returned from a delightful six weeks
sojourn in California and other west
ern points. They saw the McAuley
family, Ruel Fleming, and other YER
non people in the land of flowers.
"A card comes to the Censor an
nouncing the marriage of r. Maurice
Lemen of st. Paul to Miss Aurelia
Margaret Scherer. Viroqua friends
extend heartIest congratulations to the
oil dhome boy and former Censor en-
ploye.
Mrs. L. r. Abbott came Saturday
from Norwalk to spend Sunday at the
Carl Curtis home. On Monday, DR..
Abbott, Editor Hesselgrove and Mer-
chant Heileman drove over, and Mrs.
ABBOTT returned with them in the even
ing.
II consider my 10x24 Wood Tire
Hollow Wall silo bought Of Chas. S.
Slack & Co. the best investment |
have on my farm. | will buy one more
Wood Tire SilO for summer feeding.
Albert Fladhammer, Viroqua, Wis,
r. F. d.
Thompson & Stout wish to an
nounce to the public that they have
taken over the remainder of the stock
of barrel salt from the Roman grocery
They will, discontinue handling salt
in barrel lots, and want to clean up
the present supply at once. Come in
and ret barrel
--Meryin Rusk, south from Liberty
Pole, and G. 0. Fodness Of Readstown
have bought Winner Tanning Mills
Of Chas. s. Slack & Co. the past few
days. They wish to raise bumper
crops Of grain instead of the usual Is
to 20 bushels to the acre crops. It
pays to grade up your seed grain.
Chas. S. Slack e. Co. have few mills
left.
Spring work is openig up. Some
seeding has been done in different sec
tons. The groundisi in splendid shape;
soil very mellow, but heavy warm
rain is needed. Tobacco beds are be-
ing placed in readiness. Steaming Of
beds viii be general this spring. John
Monahan steamed Larson Bros beds
Monday with Oscar Somerfeld's en-
CINE, and he has three weeks solid
steaming in sight. Nuzums have 1000
feet Of bed, Dyson 1900, Larson 1000.
Steaming kills all animal and vege-
table life IN the soil to the depth Of