Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
BRE6zES
FROM BOSCOBEL.
Versatile Correspondent Contri-
butes Interesting SdlutdtOru And
Numerous NeWsu Notes From
Grant COuntu's Most Northern
Metropolis.
BIRTHDAY BREEZEs.


ed among the Rukas by the boy born
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Ruka Sunday July 29th 1900. Here's
hopin' that the little lad will grow up
to be regular Ruka rustler to make
money and build up Boscobel. 1t is
! rumored that the youngster can holler
\ .Hardware!" already and that he has
ordered hammer and looking glass,
a scratch awl and piano, paint brush
and the varnish can, key OF nails
and a barrel of lime to play with and
the fond father is sure that ''son has
an eve to business" N. b. The price
of buggies has not advanced and FRED
speaks to us common folks just the
same.
BURGLARIOUS BREEZES.
On Thursday night some bright
burglars ..raised the wind by enter
ing the National Clothing Store and
appropriating twenty pair OF shoes
and several articles of wearing APP
parel amounting to about one humid
red dollars. Mr.. Motulsky went to
McGregor Saturday and recovered
some of the goods, which had been
sold in that city. At this writing no
arrests have been made
BUILDING BREEzEs.
A new residence has been built Ina
the Third Ward by Mr.. Foust and
sold by him to Mrs. Chapman who
will occupy it shortly.
The McWilliams Bros. are build
in the first ward near the Catholic
church. The Shipley Bros, have the
contract and that means first class
workmanship.
Mr.. Henry Hummel is repairing his
business room on Wisconsin Avenue.
When the improvements are compile
ted, it will be one of the most con-
venient business places in the city.
Mrs. j. +. Kanes' millinery store
has been undergoing a thorough re-
pairing and repainting and filings to
the breeze new and attractive sign.
The writer thinks he knows a hobby
headgear from a last years birds nest
and believes that Mrs. Kane can
build bennett that is up to date.
Ruka's Opera House has reeeatly
been supplied with new opera chairs
which add greatly to the beauty of
the room and which will contribute
to the comfort of it's patrons. Other
enterprises of building and improve
ments are under consideration and
will be noted at a later date. Bosco-
bel NAV mean beautiful Grove" all
right, but she is s.Old Business as
WELL
PERSONAL BREEZES.
Miss Rose Huff took the train Mon
day night for short visit to her sis
ter Mary at Lacrosse. She will be
joined by her sister Sarah, and the
two will sail for Europe on the 18th.
They will be gone about eighteen
months, spending most of their time
at Naples and Florence, Italy in the
study of music and the language.
Well!
If j were voice, a persuasive voice
I'd travel the wide earth through
Telling a tale or singing song
In praise of the right, in blame of the
would ny, would fly over land and sea.
!. Wherever human heart might be
y And tell them to be true
Nav this be the mission of these
singing sisters. Their many friends
wish them bon Voyage"
a. j. Blashfield, the chair carpenter,
rustic-rustler- willow worker, has Just
returned from a ten weeks trip in the
sale of his stuff. Mr.. Blashteld has
an up-tO-date-plant and is an emerge
=; l. ms nd 81 nhon nj
His other man is Eli. He will ..get
there.
Mr.. Eugene Br0okins, former fur
niture dealer and a master mechanic
Of this city has disposed of his bust
ness, sold his home and moved mis-
family to Gays Mills. where he will
again engage in trade and traffic
Success TO him and his May he sell
more cradles than collins.
Grandma Heberling, now seventy
eight wears old, is justly proud of her
good garden. She shows a tomato
weighing pound and three-quarttrs.
Grandma has still a home for the
hungry as she had forty years ago
when u Methodist minister Fastening
on horseback To Mt. Hore found there
refreshment and rest. Twelve persons
recently sat dOwu 10 her well filed
table. GrandnIa has grit anu grace.
She viii gain glory.
Mrs. Lena Smith, who has been
spending a couple of months with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Red OF
Homer. returned with her children to !
their Minnesota home on Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Goodhue. formerly Of J
Norrnfie,d. AIipn .buf now OF - Kaui