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


-Supt. C. W. Moore and Pres. n
NJ. Mnshan drove to Lacrosse Sun
day.
Rev. E. Harris delivered the bae-
calaureate address at Readstown Sun
day
Miss Bertha Highum spent Deco
ration at her home in Rushford, Min
nesota.
Mrs. A. N. Davis of Gays Mills is
the guest Of friends and relatives in
this city.
w c., Shulz came from Sun Prai-
RE 70 spend few days with his fam
lily here.
Let us figure your paint job with
Red Seal Lead and pure inseed OIL o.
E. Davis.
"A baby girl arrived at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. Russell Stevens Sun
day night.
Palm Beach suits in the new col
ors at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& johnson.
Miss Ida Brown and her neice and
nephew of North Dakota spent a week
with relatives here
See our new line of snappy sum-
mer neckwear. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Get after the weeds. We have a
full line of riding and walking cult
vators. Paulsen Bros.
Lena Myers of Stoddard spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Gus Hook, in this city.
Captain Heinz was scheduled to-
deliver the MemoriaIaddress at Reads
town but rain interfered.
MIR. and Mrs. John Curry and
family of West Lima spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. S. R. Curry
-Viroqua dental Offices will be clos
ed Saturday afternoons during June,
July, August and September.
Mrs. John Hall of Clinton and
Mrs. Edwards of Lacrosse visited with
their sister, Miss Minnie Latta.
Sheriff Gorsline took Mrs. Bar
bara Yam to Mendoza and afMcDanieT
boy to Chippewa Falls, Monday
Mrs. Cora Stanley of Lacrosse
spent Decoration at the old home. She
renewed for the paper while here.
-Congregational ladies aid will be
entertained by Mrs. Hendrickson's di-
vision Thursday afternoon, June 2.
Mrs. S. r. Curry has sold her res
idence on north Main street and will
move lowest Lima in the near future.
Mrs. Ruth Guthrie and daughter
have returned from a visit with the
formers aunt, Miss Fields of Hills
boro.
Mrs. Howard Minshall arrived
home much improved in health, fol-
lowing treatment in a Lacrosse hos
pital
No council meeting was held Mon
day night because of it being a legal
holiday; session being held Tuesday
night.
DIR. and Mrs. Wade Harrington
motored over from Viola to spend De-
coration season at the Harrington
home.
Say it with jewelry." Jewelry
lasts longer than flowers. You will
find what you want in Goes. large
stock
Miss Jessie Parr has completed
her years teaching duties at Coon
Valley and returned to her home in,
this city
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davidson, Mrs.
John Langley, and Mrs. Della Ritten-
house of LaFarge were Viroqua call
ers Friday.
KEITH Lucas and family came,
down from Chippewa Falls Saturday
to visit the parental home. They re-
turned today.
Corn planting time is good time.
to plan on that new silo. Will you
let us figure with you now? John,
E. Nuzum Il Sons.
Frank Sorlie, Elmer Kuehn and
Dr. A. Fortney had the Royal Arch
lin Masonic Chapter conferred on them
last Friday evening.
Veteran James Aiy came Satur-
day from Bowbells, North Dakota,
to join with the old comrades in OBJ
serving Memorial day.
We have just received nice line
of Coverall suits for boys. They will.
delight the hearts of the youngsters.
Surenson & Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker are
moving into the j. N. Beaver home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Jitley Stamford will
occupy the second floor.
-Jeweler Ed Harrington is show
ing some very moderately priced Ev-
Iersharp pencils which are just the
thing for the youngsters.
Our line of mems shirts for sum-
mer is snappy and ap-to-date. We
can fill your wants The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson
MIR. and Mrs. Geo, B. Kenyon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of St.Paul mo
tored here and spent a few days at
the DIR. VIM. M. Trowbridge home.
Rev. Bullock went to Kirksville,
Missouri, to take treatment in the hope
of forestalling his annual tussle with
hay fever. He will return Saturday.
Miss Lilah Morterud, daughter of
G. A. Morterud of Bloomingdale, grad
uated last week from Mercy hospital
at Dubuque, Iowa. She has located
there for the present.
Today it is Landlord" Thomas
Buchanan,and Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan
are celebrating their taking charge of
the Hotel Fortney by having the lobby
nicely repainted and decorated.
Time to screen! We have just,
received shipment of screens and can
either furnish out of stock or have
made in our shop any size screen you
may want. John E. Nuzum & Sons
II. Willard Hall of Canton, Ohio,
and L. B. Hall of Readstown were in
Viroqua Tuesday. The former came.
Saturday to visit the old Readstown
home and returns Thursday. He re-
newed Censor dues while here
DIR. Christensen, DR.. C. A. Min
shall, Frank Sorlie and Lawrence Will
son of Westby, received first degree
in Odd Fellow lodge Saturday night,
May 81. II. E. Goldsmith had the in
itiatory degree conferred upon hina
last Saturday night.
Are you hungry? Want good
meals Remember that Mrs. Smear