Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-22

home by illness.
w. E. Lawton and family nnotored
to Boscobel Sunday.
--Gooseberries and currents for sale.
Phone c. NJ. Butts residence.
Elmer Parr arrived home from
Wisconsin University Monday.
Elizabeth Chase arrived home
from Oberiin conservatory Saturday.
Two boys want any kind of work
during summer vacation. Phone I23L
On Monday afternoon, Coon Val
ley vicinity experienced heavy hail
storm.
We have Hofstra, Paris Green
and Arsenate Of lead in all sizes. O.
E Davis.
Ladies and misses spring coats.
A few left, while they last at Y price.
NJ. j. Felix.
Mems new suits in single and
double breasted, SIS, S27, and $50.
See NJ. j. Felix.
Ed Lind has Just unpacked fine
assortment of tennis shoes for men,
women and boys.
y. o. Anderson, Master of the
Blue Lodge, attended Grand Lodge at
Milwaukee last week
Pearl White, White Flyer and
Fields soaps, $4.75 per box at Thomp-
son d Stout's grocery.
-Yiroqua dental Offices will be clos
ed Saturday afternoons during June,
July, August and September
One lot of ladies shirt waists Of
fered for sale at one-half price al SUIT
tie Il Tate's to clean up stock
Mail Carriers Martin and Ed An
derson are enjoying vacation. Mar
tin spent part of last week in Madison
Bud Pulver is employed as driver
of Otto Griffin's new truck. Ivan An
derson is employed as general assist
ant
If you want the coolest and most
refreshing summer drink you ever,
tasted, go to Thompson & Stout's gro
Gerry.
Miss Allene solverson returned
from Appleton after having graduated
from the Lawrence Conservatory of
Music.
Don't miss reading the big Star
ad in this issue 1t tells of two ex-
traordinary programs Thursday and
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. c. Brown, Mrs.
Otto Brown, Louise Mcintosh and Mrs.
Guy Culver We're Lacrosse visitors
Tuesday..
We have just received another
shipment of high class waists and
blouses of organdie, wolfe and crepes.
Suttle & Tate.
-Ralston Brogue Oxfords, the King
of Styledom! Come in and look them
over at The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson.
Melvin Rudser has bought a new
Garden City Self Feeder of Chas. S.
Slack & Co. for his big Red River
special separator.
Have you seen the wonderful new
policy issued by the Bankers Life
Co. Of DesMoin. ), Iowa, represented
by Conrad Allness. 25-1-p
Grant Pierce tells us that ne is
grandpa, 12-pound son having ar
rived at the Ambrose home at Cor
nell last Wednesday.
Mr.. Farmer, to spray your mich
cows and work horses during the fly
season pays you we'll. We have it in
gallon cans. o. E. Davis.
Lawrence Dickson and family
drove down from Menominee Monday
to spend few days at the old home
town. They return tomorrow.
Full length screens not only pro-
tect your house from flies but your
windows from breakage by hail j.
Z. Nuzum & Sons. We have them in
all sizes.
DIR, VIM. M. Trowbridge drove to
Trempealeau Tuesday on the sad mis-
sion of attending the funeral of his
cousin, E; d Smith, who passed away
very suddenly, =
--Rey. Evans lead twenty one of his
Boy Scouts on a delightful outing to
Mapledale last Wednesday. Mrs. Ev-
ans took the Camp Fire Girls to Will
ILindemann's farm.
Having specialized in Music and
Art in the Lawrence Conservatory of
Music am now ready to give LESSONS.
Phone 154, Pc. Box liz. Miss AIlene
Solverson, Viroqua. 25-2
Does your roof leak? Mulehide
roofing viii fix it. We have Mulehide
red slate covered shingles too. They
are fireproof. attractive and durable.
John E. Nuzum g. Sons. :.
- critical comparison of style,
leather, workmanship, and fit, will
prove to you that Ralston shoes are
the greatest values in town. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
We would be greatly obliged if
those who have left pictures with us
for framing would call and get them.
We have some that have been COM
Ipleted for many week. Otto Otteson,
furniture store.
Remember that Ed Lind is agent
for the Nettleton made-to-measure
shoes for gentlemen. This is a real
quality line. If you want the utmost
in shoe comfort, let him take your
measure and get you a pair.
Lieutenant Ora Rabbit came Fri
day from Wisconsin University for a
few days at home Tomorrow he re-
turns to attend summer school He
enrolled as a new Censor subscriber
while here.
Isaac Solberg of Rice Lake was
here Saturday on legal matters con-
nected with his wife's estate, and in
leidentally meeting the old friends Mr..
Solberg left the old home nearly twen-
ty years ago.
Otto Griffin transported by truck
to Prairie du Chen on Saturday four
pure bred Hereford calves from Ing.
R. Thorsgaard's fine herd near West
| by. They are being sold at the big
Hereford sale today.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Stoll receive
word of the marriage of Miss Nora
Turner (who made her home with
them for several years. to Spencer
Riley of Hillsboro. Miss Turner
taught at Sugar Grove the past year.
Albert Fladhammer has bought
| his second Wood Tire Hollow Wall silo