Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-20
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

$3.50, $3.50, at NJ. j. Felix
City Clerk Older spent Friday at
Westby surveying for the city.
Extra fancy Winesap apples $3.50
per box at Sweger & Fleming's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Nelson spent
Sunday with relatives at Westby.
Anyone wishing to have gardens
plowed, call Phone No. 379-L. 16-I-p
-kuppenheimer clothes stand for
quality, flt and style. Stoll & Groves.
Mr.. H. H. Uphome of GAYS Mills
spent Tuesday with friends in the citv.
&C. F. Wallace, violin instructor.
has room for few more violin pupils
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wrobei have
moved into the old town hall building
Ole Hulsether went to Milwaukee
Monday to receive medical treatment.
The Smith Hardware store is be-
ing, improved with new cases and
racks.
We invite you to inspect our line
Of wall paper before buying. o. E.
We now have good line of boys
stockings at right price. Stoll &
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Larson of
Readstown were Viroqua visitors on
Monday.
Myrtle Larson is back at work at
the Nuzum yard, but, is still using
crutches.
Those Harmonella patterns of
wall paper at Davis drug store are
beautiful.
Mrs. Ella Hegge-of Cashton was
the guest of Mrs. B. c. Brown of this
city Monday.
Miss Anna James of Madison IS
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
t. E. Thompson.
The Southeastern depot is back
IN shape again, renovated and rede-
corated after the fire.
.-Viroqua Commandery conferred
the Temple degree upon Amund Tu-
hus Tuesday evening.
"a lots with good barn. Easy terms.
l.. G. Boyle, Viroqua. 15-tf
Mrs. George Wies of Kendalls, is
guest at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Herman C. Wolfgram.
When thinking of making garden,
remember that we have all kinds of
garden seeds and tools.
Nothing better than Chippewa
work shoes for hard wear Ed Lind
has full line of them
Mrs. Fred Wheeler visited Mrs.
Blaine Wheeler at the Lutheran hospi-
tai in Lacrosse Saturday.
Just arrived a shipment of rugs
congoleum rugs; ~ foot wide linoleum.
Oscar Anderson, Readstown. 15-2
-Ralston extra good shoes, worn
everywhere. See them at the Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mrs. L. NJ Clarke received word
that son arrived at the home other
son, Edwin, in Madison Monday.
We have just received full line
of the celebrated Kabo corsets in var
ious models. The Farmers Store.
Hey you, with the new car! Get
one of those big chamois skins they're
selling for $1.50 at Dahls Drug store
Fred Vance has sold his farm to
Alvey Hayden and Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
are staying with relatives at Purdy
at present.
We are now showing a complete
line of Ralston shoes in all the very
latest styles. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
X Our Flat Paint gives velvety fin
ish that is lasting aud durable. 1t can
be washed. Just the thing for interior
walls. o. E. Davis. So
4, The newest thing out is the OK.
necktie retainer. Saves ties, time and
temper. See them at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
III Carl Enggaard's harness shop at
Niroqua is now prepared to do any
kind of work on your automobile top
and side curtains Glasses sewed in
and new top coverings made.
MIR. and Mrs. George o. Block of
Madison were guests at the home of
I fha 1affa,-te NJ oxaA I've u
! Fisher, Monday and Tuesday. s
We now have a full line of fire
brick and fire clay, sewer pipe and
fittings. See us when you are in the
market John E. Nuzum & Sons
DIR. Parks, Loren Brindley, and
Lester Griffin came over from Viola
Friday night and took Mark Master
degree in Masonic chapter. Ed Lep-
| ley accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oluf Walby drove
down from Westby and spent Monday
evening with Supt. and Mrs. Neprud
at the Asylum to see if the new baby
meaures up to specifications.
Come to the pie sociable at the
Davis school house Friday evening,
April 20. Ladies please bring pies.
Funds go for paying the remainder on
our Victrola-Rae Anderson, teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffin spent
Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs.
Paul Lawrence of Lacrosse. Miss
Maragene Lawrence, who has been
visiting with relatives here, returned
home with them.
superintendent and Mrs. Sam
Neprud rejoice over the arrival of a
91a pound girl last Thursday morn
ing. This is the second girl, and Sam
is just bit down-in-th-mouth after
laying plans for son and heir.
". A. Lewis of near Readstown
enrolled on the Censor list today while
in town to take in power farming day.
Mr.. Lewis is a modern farmer, own
ing Fordson, light plant, mixer and
the other things that go to make farm
ing joy instead of drudgery.
James Snodgrass and family de-
parted Friday morning for Waterloo
where they will make their home with
his son. Jim is getting a wee bit old
and lettering, which impelled the
move. Just how we are going to get
along at presidential election time
without his presence at the watch
meeting with his Hoist up the Flag"
song of unlimited length is one of the
unexplained mysteries.
-Barath & Rabbit, proprietors of
Bud store wish to announce to the