Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-04-07
Bloomington.

Spring is here and Gs yet, to our
surprise, we have not seen spring
poem written by any of our Grant
County poets. Get a move on you
johnson and lie Barron or somebody
will be taking your job away from
you.
Mr.. Frank Greer and Miss Kitty
Donnelly returned Friday afternoon,
after a weeks sojourn in St. Paul.
DR.. and Mrs Glazier entertained
party of ladies and gentlemen, at
supper given last Thursday evening
in honor of their daughter, Emma,
who was home from the State Univer-
sity, during the spring vacation.
The last dance Of the season in
Bloomington will take place Tuesday,
April 18th. 1t is to be masquerade,
the Dubuque Harp Orchestra is to
furnish the music, the array Of floor
managers as advertised is extremely
formidable, and good time in gener-
al is assured to all.
Horse buyers in this vicinity are
more plentiful than mosquitoes in
summer time. Mr.. Whitney of Shar-
on, Connecticut picked up a carload
here last week for the Eastern market.
OFT Stephens was here buying for the
St. Louis market, and Donnelly and
Lewis are here all the time ready to
pay the highest market price for all
kinds horses and stock.
1t struck us that the roast Rindlaub
administered to the editor of the Tel
Ter, was concise, apt and to the point.
Rindlaub said, mo one but an imp
ious wretch lashed to the last degree
of his baseness would have thought of
publishing such stuff. In this instance
as in many others Pollock has stepped
beyond all bounds of reason, and has
brought upon his head the just male
diction of every true man and women
in the county, That is right brother
Rindlaub. 1t is further noticeable
that the same sheet that so vilelv at
tackled Judge Carter and his family,
under circumstances III which the
hearts of all decent citizens went out
to them in their affection, is beating
the tom-tom frantically for Baxter for
Congress. We are sorry for Chas..
not for the enemies, but for the
friends he has made. With Pollock
backing Baxter's campaign ali self
respecting men must look askanee at
it. With the hysterical and insulting
slush of the Teller as the foundation
of his claims, we are afraid that Char
ly's chances are about equal to a
SNOWFALL in-well, am glad to see
that the sentiment in favor of Ed. Nj.
Lowory as contestant for Mr.. Bah
cocks seat is daily growing. No one
doubts his ability or integrity.
/ AAO hac hOhCi pCCu O4l4Nt SNthCi >
Eor is it his habit to foot his own horn
or declare his superior fitness. He
has never made paretic claims as TO
his ability to save the state fabulous
sums of money in the face of facts.
solid facts; in short he is modest |
wonder if little modesty would hurt
some OF us any My sentiments coincide
exactly with those of b. in last
weeks paper. I'VE want a man with
brains to represent us in Congress. :"
But the tintinabulations OF the Tel
Ter tom-toms will go on and the editor
will remember to forget the columns
OF abuse and yituperation he threw
into his dear exalted friend Baxter,
when that gentleman was running
against w. j. Nc Coy for the Assem-
bly, in 1885 CT 6. And as for Charley
| Full many pearl of purest raw serene
/ The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear:
| Full many flower is born to blush unseen.
And waste its sweetness on tine desert air.
We pause being overcome by our
feelings.