Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-08
FIhUWUA 0HUE STORE.


Mr. Loggy, the gentleman who drove
the trotting horse Levarth during the
fall races, has located here for the winter
and will work horses on the track next
season. He occupies the barn on the
fair grounds.
A Missouri editor is credited with
the nerve to print the following in his
account of a wedding: They were
married at the home of the brides par
ents where they will remain until the
bridegroom gets a job"
Albert Cowan, of Stark. who was in
the city on Monday, reports the destruc-
ton of the dwelling house of Charles
Hopkins, near Seelyburg, together with
nearly all its contents, Sunday last.
There was no insurance on either
building or contents, and the loss is
about $500.
Mrs. Fred Meacham, of Viroqua,
came here yesterday to bury her little
babe in the WEIGH Valley grave yard,
where she buried her husband the 10Th
of last April. The funeral was con
Quoted IN the home of West Meacham,
by Elder Geo. E. Cooprider. Sparta
Herald.
Hon. A. II. Dahl will give an ami
versary sale at his fine business place in
Westby, next Saturday in memory OF
the opening a year ago 1t will be a
great bargain day and celebration in all
departments of the extensive establish
ment A free lunch will be served be-
tween the hours of two and five O'Clock
in the afternoon.
"A. G. Miller has returned from the
Philippines, where he did volunteer
service with a South Dakota regiment,
he being in Dakota at the time of enlist
ment. He was in twenty-eight engage
ments in the Luzon country and never
got a scratch. AS a rule, he says, the
Philippines are poor shots. He says the
prettiest country and best climate be
found was at Honolulu. Viola Intelli.
2encer.
j. f. Cox and John Ericsson were in
from Purdy, on Monday, arranging fol-
the dedication of the new Woodmar
hall at that place, which will occur on
Friday night, the 10th. A good pro.
pram will Ne presented. Judge Ma
honey and G. J. Smith will speak. The
exercises will be followed with an oys
ter supper and dance. Everybody is
invited, especially Woodmen and theil
famelies.
On Tuesday night next, the 14tt
inst, there will pour from the heavens
astronomers predict, the most remarka
hle spectacular stream of shooting stars
seen since the century began. Once
every 33 years the spectacle of millions
| of stars falling out of the heavens il
witnessed by the human race. Every
year a few scattered fragments of tn,
shattered heavenly body are seen, bu'
the appearance of the main group il
rare.
1t will not be a surprise to any wht
are at all familiar with the good quail
| ties of tIlamberlain's Cough Remedy
to know that people everywhere tax,
| pleasure in relating their experience il
the use of that splendid medicine and il
telling Of the benefit they Lave received
from it, of bad colds it has cured, O
threatened attacks of pneumonia it hal
averted and of the children it has saved
from attacks of Group and whoopins
cough. 1t is a grand good medicine
For sale by A. J.. johnson & Co, drug
gists.
Rev. W. J. Westfall preached hi
| farewell sermon to the United Lutheran
church congregation in this city on Sun
day last. Our people will all be graft
| fed to learn that Mr.. Westfall and hi.
good wife will continue to be residents
OF Viroqua, and occupy the parsonage
they now live in. The gentleman vii
com nue. to serve the congregations a
Bad AK, Folsom and West Prairie. Dur
ing his passionate here the Viroqu;
congregation has increased 1856 in mem
bership, and now numbers 226. In this
five years Mr.. Westfall has preached
275 sermons besides performing all tn
other duties devolving upon a circui
rider and a conscientious Christian man
Rev. Guldbrandson, of Westby, vii
minister to the spiritual wants of til,
local congregation.
Frank ]. Dewitt OF Clinton, was
substantial caller on Thursday. TIL
CENSOR desires that there shall b
many, yes, very many more such
within the next two months. To al
owing more than two years subscription
we must urge upon them an early settle
ment. The season has been a prosperou
one for all classes, aud there woul,
seem to be no good reason why thes
little newspaper bills should be longe
delayed. 1t is but fair that they Shout
be settled. and we hope further motto
will be unnecessary. We do not desir
to send individual statements, trustin
this will be sufficient to guarantee
liberal response. Now you who ar
delinquent for two to ten years. get
move.
DIR. T. B. Brewer has established
reputation in this vicinity and prove,
himself capable of performing all b
advertises. He takes no case unde
treatment that is being treated b
another physician, but advises tina
every physician have a fair and impair
tial trial. 1t is only those diseases tina
have become chronic by long standin
that DR.. Brewer does treat, and we &C
wise all who have such complaints +
try him; his advice viii cost nothin
J and he may be able to do much goot
: Surely if DIR. Brewer had any naturs
) ability. his long experience would enabl
him to locate diseases of this class, an
suggest the means of cure DIR Brewt
win make his next visit to the Viroqu
hotel in this city ON Thnraday, Noven
Der 2srd. No charge for examinatio
and consultation