Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-23

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includes married and single. Old and
young women.
Dial Enterprise: At special
meeting of the city council /. b. Ruka
was chosen to represent the city Of
Boscobel on the county board, as May.
or Howe could not serve, being a
county officer. Jud p. Walker
left for Washington. d. c., this morn
ing to resume his duties in the House
document rooms. He was accompan-
led as far as Madison by his wife and
daughter.
VIII Trowbridge and wife of Tus-
tin California, are visiting with Lam
caster relatives for few weeks They
are on their way home from Bangor,
Maine, and other eastern cities where
they have been for several weeks past
The Trowbridge family, together with
Mrs p. f Black and Mr. and Mrs j
Rewey of Lima had family reunion
Sunday at the home of Mr. Fred Miles
at Fennimore
Reeds Opera House. Monday.
Nov. q: Young Bros. revised pro-
duction OF Uncle TOMS Cabin" /
wonder when the time will come that
"Uncle Toms Cabin will loose its
charm to the rising generation?
Judging from its present freshness,
its alluring powers will be perennial.
There is something in the skillful
combination OF the pathetic and the
humorous that never fails to fascinate
and the story of the suffering of the
poor slaves appeals directly to the
finest sensibilities of the the human
soul. Such plays are better than
sermons. They point moral; and
adorn table They teach US lessons
in thoughtfulness and charity. They
impress our minds with the precepts
If the golden rule. Mrs. Stoves
book is one OF the great books of
literature because it deals with
questions of Unreasonable human
import, and the play itself is one Of
those simple masterpieces that can
never die, if it does no more than to
keep alive the memory OF the rise and
fall of one of the greatest iniquities
that history deals with, it is not
written in vain. Messrs Young Bros.
promises to bring to our city the fin
est production of "Uncle Toms Cab
in" that has appeared here.
The voice of Olive Schriener rings
true and clear orliberty for her coun-
try and her sex. OF all the champ
ions Of the Beers in their present diff
Guilty with England none is more log
ical and more feryent than the famous
author Of 1.-The Story of South Afri.
can Farm and Dreams. Mrs SchriC-
ner brings into the fight for her coui
trymen the same brilliant logic, high
intelligence and remarkable talent
that she has.displaycd in the Novembe
Cosmopolitan Magazine" in her art
icle on 'The Woman Question. She
has made this subject a special study
for ten years and pleads the cause Of
her sex with holiness of purpose,
and a strength of argument that will |
command instant and worldwide at
tention. The article is the most not
able pronouncemcnt on this eternal
question that has been printed in the
the last ten years. 1t will be conclud-
ed in the December number.
Witness: Deputy U. S. Marshal
Thomas Grindell, formerly of Platte
vile, now of Graham County, Arizona
while in the discharge of his duty had
a tussle with the State authorities last
week in which he came out ahead.
One thousand cords of wood had been |
cut and piled along the railroad lines
ready for shipment and Marshall Grin
dell was ordered to see that it was
done. The local authorities tried to
prevent him but he and his crew being
heavily armed performed the work.
He was arrested and is now under
bonds for his appearance at trial.
But as he was acting orders from the
u. S. authorities there is no doubt
as to the ultimate result. Mr.. Grin
dell is graduate of the State Normal
School, Platteville, and until the late
war in which he took part he was pro-
fessor of mathematics in the Normal
School at Phoenix, Arizona -. Fred
tuelburg, Or was instantly Killed. at
1890, Wednesday, while mining. He
set off a blast and it not going off, he
looked into the shaft and just then
it went off and rock struck him on
the forehead killing him instantly.
80. Tuesday evening as Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Rewey were going home from
Platteville, in buggy, their horse
ran away and they were both thrown
out and both badly bruised and shaken
up, and Mr.. Rewey's shoulder was
broken. DR.. Gasser is attending them.
Farm For Sale.