Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-13

CUES, the appointment OF MT Houoru
will be an excellent one. -Bl ,omington
Record.
Miss Emma Morse, of Fennimore,
was a pleasant visitor st the Morse
residence in this city Tuesday.
The case of DIR. Gibson, d. ID. S. of
Platteville in which he sends Miss o. b.
Wyman, teacher of Elocution and Del
sarte in the Platteville State Normal
School for bill of 500 for dental work
done was settled by agreement Mon
day.
Judge J. T. Mills pleased all Laucas
ter by putting in au appearance last
Saturday evening His stay in Manito-
voc has certainly been of great benefit
to his health, for lie can nov greet his
/ friends with lis old-time vigor. and he
seems younger by fifteen years than he
did when he left here a few months
ago, He is here on business and will
stay but a short time.
F. b. Calls says that the east end is
still IN it and if you take q walk down
his way we think, you will be ready to
coneeGe the point He has filled up the
old Pendleton stand much as it was
before, and here and there has added
new features in the way of new goods.
MIR. Calls is genial accommodating
young man and merits a large
patronage. Call and see him
Look out for the comet. just train
your eyes toward the Northwest about
30 degrees above the horizon. If you
have an opera glass or telescope of
any kind it will help you to find the
strange visitor. No one can tell just
what comet will do but the chances
are that this one will be a pretty good
sample of the comet kind before if
leaves us. Keep your eyes on him.
The salary of the Boscobel postmas-
ter has Just been raised from $1,000 to
81, 800 per year. This is substantial
evidence of prosperity and growth
which we are glad 10 see in our neigh
Dor city. Boscobel always was a live
town and its citizens mean TO keep it so.
They pull together and help each other
and their city is now one of the pleas
ATTEST and thriftiest small cities in the
state.
In the article called Worlds FAN
Pointers, in the HERALD of June 20, by
a printers mistake a comma was
omitted, and a sentence was thus made
to imply that guides were not courteous
nothing of the kind was intended by the
writer. On the subject however, al
odd order has been issued by the man
agement in regard to guards. 1t is tina
they shall not flirt any more, nor lounge
about TIE place where pretty girls are
in charge.
Mr.. Benjamin Thomas, a recent
graduate of the State University, viii
teach the Cuba City high school thi;
coming year. He is worthy young
man. keen, energetic, and scholarly.
Geo. Byrne who has so successfully
taught for the past three or four years,
resigns to finish course in the state
university. Under Mr.. Byrne the Cuba
City school has been made a high school
and placed upon Q very credtable foot
ing.
The Worlds Fair seems to have
knocked out the Summer Schools IN
nearly every part of the state, Grant
Co. is the pioneer in the summer edu.
cational work, and for many years has
maintained a prosperous school of this
description. This year, however findsus
without one and the teachers will nc
doubt crowd to the Teachers institute
to be held in this city in August. Pro-
fessors Terry and Chapman will con-
duct the work.
BOYS, read what is said in another
column under the head of 1.-The success
full young man. The article is clipped
from the Enterprise and while it may
not give the whole truth, you will Jcei
when you have read it. that it is never
theess nothing but the truth. Can you
follow its teachings. That's the ores.
ton? 1t takes self denial and grit to
do so, but it pays just the same. A
happy. respected manhood viii be the
result. Try il and see.
A small knot Of men with plenty Of
leisure ON their hands. were sitting in
the bank few days ago talking on
various topics, when the conyersat on
turned to pioneer days. Among otter
notable things that were brought up