Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-09
nj -qbout Gour Helghbo,s and friends.
Springlike.

-Springlike.
Melting snow makes good sized
rivers.
Two hundred are in attendance at
the institute.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Tom Ellefson,
of Franklin, a son, on Feb. 27.
Attend the sociable at the Viroqua
hotel, Thursday evening, March TO-
Miss Nellie Thorbus OF Sparta, has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F.
H. Williams.
Mrs. James Parr and family re-
moved to Sparta, on Tuesday, where
they have purchased land.
| John Gosling writes that he and his
new wife arrived at their new Color-
ado home and are happy.
Carpenters s. G. Jackson and Thos.
Gorsuch have the contract for the build
ing of large house on the farm of l..
@. Schoenberger, in Sterling. Work
will commence in early spring.
1T was misstatement that Dins-
dale Il Switzer had purchased Hol-
brooks meat market. Dinsdale &
Brown is the new firm, and they have
leased and removed to the Switzar
stand Mr.. Brown is from Warren, ILL.,
He will remove his family here in the
spring.
The CENSOR is grieved to learn of
the assignment of Henry M. Hurless,
stock dealer and I, rmer, at West Lima.
He has been one Of the pushing young
men of Rlchland county. His liabilities
ere about $12, 900, with sufficient assets
to cover the same. Jacob Potts, of the
same place, is the assignee.
--Thos. Wett:a Of Franklin, died on
Wednesday last, aged 81 years He
came here IL years since direct from
Norway. He was a good citizen. A
wife and seven sons and daughters sur
sive. Mrs Nels Fortney, of this city,
is his daughter. The funeral occurred
at Folsom, on Saturday, and was largely
attended.
| Only short time left now in which
to secure some of the wonderful bargains
at d. L. Rusk & Co.'S closing out sale
THE sale continues until the evening of
March Goth, unless sooner disposed of
An inventory will be made after the
Goth, and what goods and fixtures are
left will all be sold TO the highest bidder
on March Both, at 3 o'clock D. M.
Il " Huschka has definitely con-
cluded to try his fortunes in the Klon-
dixie, and will leave next Tuesday
morning for Black River Falls, there
to join party also bound for the Alask-
an gold fields. He has been several
weeks preparing for the trip, and will go
we'll supplied with paraphernalia and
necessities of life in that frozen country.
Sparta Democrat.
-Messrs. Backus & Hickok have
opened an office over Myers store for
the purpose of doing general real es-
tate, loans, insurance and collection
business.--Alfred Hagenah, while
feeding the stave jointer in Hammer
Bros stave factory, had three of his
finger nails cut off. Had his hand been
one fourth of an inch nearer the knife,
he would have lost all Of his fingers. -
Hillsboro Sentry.
There is an cid saying GAIL that
glitters is not gold" Likewise all COM
panies that travel in special cars, as did
the "Black Trilby," are not exactly stars
OF artists. The outfit held forth at
Opera house, Monday night. Life is too
short to dish up the roast they deserve.
Asides from two or three good clogg
dancers there is absolutely no merit in
the aggregation, Notwithstanding the
fact they travel in special car
The feature of the entertainment to
be given by the high school next Friday
evening, is the realistic one act drama,
"Editha's Burglar" which will be intro
duced as middle piece, with the follow
ing cast: Miss Hazel Smith as Editha,
J. Henry Bennett as the burglar, jack
son Silbaugh as the editor This sell
ection is beautiful gem OF dramatic
art and the personnel of tine play will
insure one of the finest acting numbers
ever witnessed in Viroqua and a treat
not to be missed.
Persons should not wait till health
is undermined. constitutions impaired
and hold on life made less by some
disease of the liver, lungs, heart, stom
ach, nerves, kidneys, throat or blood
before they call upon DR. B Brewer,
who has for years made th-ss ailme ts
his exclusive study, and who not only
has the ability, hut is prepared will the
means to r. move snch complaints, and
restore to health the sjckiy ard dehili-
tated We know enough of DR. Br~wer
to feel safe in recommending him HIS a
candid, honorable and educated phyei
clan. able in every way to successfully
handle any case that he will undertake
Those who devote their whole energies
to one subject are more likely to excel
than those who attend to variety. 1t
is this exclusive attention to these
diseases only that makes DR.. Brewer SC
successful. DIR. Brewer can be con-
suited upon all diseases cf chronic
: nature on his next visit at Viroqna, on
Thursday, the 18th of March. Consulta-
tion free to all callers.