Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-06-28

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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
not make any more Excelsior wood at
present, and those having Excelsior
wood on hand, will please see us be-
fore bringing it in.
1922 LANCASTER EXCELSIOR WORKS.
Sunday. June oath, in Madison,
several pulpits were occupied by Wis
iting clergymen. The State Journal
has this to say of Rev Edward ID.
Eaton, President of Beloit College,
well known Lancaster. Dr.
Eaton has commanding presence.
He speaks in conventional style, and
in his looks revealed the thoughtful
ness of the professor combined with
the ascetic dignity of the minister.
AT the morning service the doctor
delivered a written address to a good
sized audience, taking his text from
John II 9 He followed an interest
ing line of thought, saying that man
in the course Of his development,
had built great systems OF thought
which were reared like grand temples
cd by some other system suitable to
the time. These systems were formed
around some central idea as the So
luton of the problem Of life. Some
Of these ideas which had served that
purpose were named as o. the desire
tor happiness; CD work; (3) democra-
cy; (4) socialism; 90 the desire for
immortality Christ built His sys-
tenn of thought with God rs the CEN
trail idea, and with Love as the arc of
life. In the evening DR.. Eaton gave
an address on Cathedral Buildings
The Manitowoc Tribune says
'.There is another candidate for gov
ernor, not much mentioned ii is true,
but yet in ability and fitness the peer
OF any of the gentlemen heretofore so
prominently named We allade to
ex-Lieut Governor, Geo. w. Byland
Of Grant County 1t is noticeable
that wherever his candidacy is spoken
Of, it is admitted that his nomination
and election would be a safe one for
the people The Vernon Go. Censor
says Nothing commendablo said
of Mr. Ryland can be tortured into
fattery. He is certainly one of God )
Doblcmen, and cleanrl and more mp
right man never served the people Of
this great commonwealth in any capa-
city" So they all say who have the
courage.
Tie members Of Tom Cox Post and
the Womao Relief Corps. with their
families. vii! have picnic in Supt.
Nvos yard, july oh at two ~ II NJ
Bring loaded baskets with you and have
a royal good time. No free crackers
allowed By order Of Committee.
The burglars who entered Andy Kali
tenbach's store at Potosi last March.
drilled his safe. rilled registered letters
and helped themselves to postage
st amps and cigars. have been capture !
by the postoflice department and Tie
money recovt red They were pro-
fessionals from Chicago and travelled
through the country in buggy selling
medicine. The detective recognized
their work at once on inspection and
had no trouble in tracing them to their
lair
Some four or five rather hard looking
Italians were in the city last Tuesday
with hand organ, some bagpipes and
a monkey. For a short time one OF the
streets sounded like Midway Plaisance
on small scale, but some of the city's
young toughs got after them with big
fire-crackers and second hand eggs and
ran them out of town. We don't know
which deserves the seyerer condemna-
tiop. the monkey and the dagoes or the
cracker busters and dead egg throwers.