Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-04-16

about bond support he must have
been in one of his forgetful moods.
The HERALD OF July /, 1895 had
proof OF the Teller mans advocacy of
town bonds which has never been
answered or explained and shows
Slippery Ed to be contemplate, "
ing hypocrite. A man that win deny
his ''own pet project" would abandon
his own child.
Mr.. c. F. Dickinson of Patch
Grove has been circulating among
friends n this city this week. Mr..
Dickinson is prosperous farmer and
popular in his town where he las
been honored by repeated elections
to various local offices. He is town
clerk, a member Of the school board
and Secretary OF the creamery. He
viii ask the support Of republicans
this summer for place on the county
ticket for County clerk.
w. B. Russell. formerly ofBoscobel
but now Of the county farm, called on
the HERALD force Saturday. On ask
ing him for news from the farm he
told us that Mrs. Anderson has two
new hired girls that are just simply
angels in disguise. One of them is
Miss Annie Bum of Beetown who
came there six weeks ago and the 9TH
er is Miss Annie Houk of Burton, vino
has been there about five weeks. Mr..
Russell likes it so well at the farm
that he says he will never go, back to
live at Boscobel again.
old Goddlewoggles Of the Teller
is like the down east yankee who was
a master hand at moving grass, in
the winter and could skate like the
wind, tarnation fast, in the summer
He offered 5000 for waterworks last
summer provided the expense should
be meet by private subscription:
when no one but a minnyhammer
would seriously consider that method
of providing funds, and now that his
patronage would be worth something
he does not even use water much less
offer 5000 to extend the mains.
If you want thorough know
ledge of Double and Single entry
bookkeeping attend Asire's CONNER
cial Night School to open in this city
in hall over Baxter & Diapers. on
Monday next, April 10Th. This school
is especially adapted to business mou,
yet is suited to any one wanting a
business course. New methods of
instruction renders the course suit
able to all regardless of age. and no
pupil will become Embarrassed in any
manner. No money is required in
advance. Blank books and all sup
plies in bookkeeping furnished free.
Call at the Wright House or either of
the city banks for circulars giving full
particulars.
We copy the following from the
Monroe, Wis, Evening Times of Sat-
urday last, April 18th. ..Asire's Com
mercial Night School closed last even
ing. The school was well attended
throughout and the satisfaction given
seems universal. Many business men
were in the class and in the very ca
pable instruction given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Asire found just what they were
long in need Of. Their school is of
great benefit to both old and young
and Monroe is much the better by
their visit here, "This will be undoubt-
edly, meritorious school and may
properly receive large patronage in
this city as The instructions are use
full and practical and are now obtain
able at home at very small cost COM
pared to going to some distant city.
The marriage of Miss Florence E.
Garner and Z. w. Schmidt in this
city was quiet affair. The date was
Wed. April 8, 1896. at O'Clock
Only few of the near relatives and
intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony which was performed by Rev.
Rowe in his usual felicitous manner.
Mr.. Schmidt is a prosperous farmer
living near Montfort who is to be con-
graduated on selecting and winning
so exemplary an helpmeet. Miss
Florence Garner is one of the charm
ing girls for which lancaster is noted
and host of friends wish for her a
pathway strewn with roses. This
wedding and other recent marriages