Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-15

ceiving a visit from Mr. Heindel's
mother.
Ask for Pilot overalls and jack
cts at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& johnson.
Thompson & Stout's grocery is
the only place in town you can get 6
O'Clock coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Getter are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby girl
at their home.
The biggest play you ever saw,
Fatty Arbuckle in The Roundup next
week Wednesday and Thursday.
Elmer Haugen and family drove
to St.Paul last Saturday While .Lere
he purchased a full line of shoes.
Lewis underwear for men and
boys. See our complete line at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Nothing a bride appreciates so
much as a present of silverware. jew
eler Ed Harrington is showing a fine
lime
We have everything in building
materials from sewer pipe to shingles
Let us figure your bills John E. NJ
lzum q Sons.
Mrs. A. Pinkhum arrived this
morning from GAINESVILLE for visit at
the old home. She is new subscriber
to the Censor
-Ralston shoes for men. "Drop
in and Wen gladly show you your
kind of shoe at popular prices, The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & ohnson.
-Mesdames Frank and Gust Wise
entertain party of twenty-five ladies
at the home of the former Thursday
evening.
Mr.. investor, if tired of looking
over farms that cannot pay interest on
price asked, just call on or write j.
W. Thayer.
Leonard Nuttestad and Everett DeGar-
mo returned Saturday from River
Falls Normal.
Mrs Carl Curtis received the dis
dressing news that her sister had pass
North Dakota.
Sam Goode drove to Riverside
lschool near Stoddard, Thursday bring
ling back his daughter, Essie, who
taught the same.
Just received another shipment of
. Those famous Ralston 0xfords. Popu-
, lar prices The Blue Front Store, ri
, Ilefson q johnson.
The Sunday school classes Of G,
I'M. Powell and Mrs. j. w Lucas Of
THE Christian church, enjoyed q picnic
lat Springville Monday ttg
The Viroqua creamery took in
I27, 500 pounds of cream last Monday,
(which will make $50 tubs of butter,
I63 pounds in each tub.
Geo. 0vergaard and family of
Christiana visited relatives below Ross
Sunday and Monday, paying Censor
ldues on the way home.
"A new shipment of step and ex-
tension ladders has just arrived. We
have any size from to 40 feet long.
John e. Nuzum & Sons.
Ethel Lund graduated from St
l0laf's college and has returned home.
She will teach mathematics in War
lrens, Minnesota, next year.
There will be an ice cream social
lat the home Of Charles Latta Satur-
day night, June Is, for the benefit of
THE Brookville church. Everyone well
leone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Christopherson
and sons Of Genoa town were up on
Thursday, getting out material for the
new farm home they are building.
Grant Smith drove through Viro-
lqua to Lacrosse from four miles east
of Readstown, taking Mrs. Lee En-
field to the hospital for treatment.
Monroe Reed and family motored to
sparta Sunday. That was their in
ltention, rather, but their car threw
a fit and they left it at Westby for re-
Ipairs.
Otto Taffz of Madison was in vi
roqua Thursday. His wife was form
erly Dorothy Fish Of Readstown, and
he was on his way home after bring
ling Mrs. Chas. Fish back to Reads
town.
-Chas. J. Lenser, Otto Schlicht, Ju-
Illus Lenser and Jos. Sakoviak drove
up from Bergen town on business to-
day. Charlie renewed Censor dues
while here, and his uncle applied for
citizenship papers.
A fire alarm Wednesday night the
third in three days, called the depart
ment to the home of John Potts, where
curtains in the childhen's room had
become ignited from a lamp. The
blaze was extinguished with small
damage.
If you should chance to observe
that extra twinkle in the eyes of d. f.
Slack, just be informed that a preci-
Gus little 6k pound bundle of human.
/ ity by the name of Mary Lee Slack
arrived at the Lutheran hospital in
Lacrosse Saturday morning.
/ Sunday afternoon was hard day
to shoot, as the choppy wind caused
( the clay birds to do strange stunts,
but six shooters took a try at them
with the following result: Will Clark
81, Ralph Nuzum 81, Otto Brown 20,
Harry Nelson 16, Elmer Roman 16,
Leonard Schoberlein -.
The Censor editor has weakness
for the ladies', and in speaking Of the
Vernon County Normal graduation
class we were so struck with the fine
appearance Of the large class of girls
that we utterly failed to call atten-
ton to the male side of the house
Stanley Jacobus and AIbon Glimsdale
Mrs. V. Smith and son, Herbert,
accompanied by Margaret Drinkwine,
Frances Older and Miss Della Spade,
came down from Sparta and were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
J. Older Sunday.
Miss Laura Chase and Mrs. Ray
Husehka are in Chicago attending the
commencement exercises Of their sis
ter, Edith, and Eleanor Nelson, who
recently finished their training at
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