Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-11-15
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y y - A NEWSY NATURE
-Ffahk Baldwin is in Madison.

-Ffahk Baldwin is in Madison.
Mrs. Dan Starr is reported seri-
ously III.
Adam Tanner of Sitter spen Fri
day IN town.
n. G. Nathan and wife were in
Dubuque Sunday.
Herman Schnering of Cassville is
visiting friends in the city.
Richard Mahan of the Platteville
Journal spent Sunday at c. f. Dick
inson's.
-Messrs. Bowden and Rolla Moses
of Platteville we're Lancaster visitors
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Deller of
Mineralpoint are visiting at John
Oswald's
w. H. DecKer, after spending a
month with his family, returned to
Superior Monday.
Master Carl Harper OF Madison,
who has beer visiting in Lancaster,
returned home Monday.
, dee. Aapperle of Olo5ci., Iowa,
former resident of this county, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Emma Eek of S.itzo~ was
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. N.
! Tren;zsch. last week, returning home
Saturday.
-Chas. Riley. head carpenter on
the Wisconsin Western, fell under a
work train last week at Wauzeka, and
was badly injured.
Remember the dance to be given
under the auspices of the Lancaster
Silver Cornet Band at the CITY opera
house Friday Nov. 10th.
The Modern Woodmen and ROYAL
Neighbors of this city have par
chased Story & Clark piano of the
firm of Michaelis & Roberts.
The prudent man is making ready
for winter, and evidences of this is
seen in the number of storm doors
and windows that are being put up.
- Mrs. Geo. Pearson and her two
little daughters returned to their
home in Werley last Monday after a
pleasant visit at the home of Samuel
Pearson.
Mrs. Lanyon of Mineralpoint, who
has been visiting at the home of VIM.
Rogers for the past two weeks, re-
turned home Saturday. Mrs. Rogers
accompanied her.
Geo. Scott, we'll known North
western fireman, was married at Free
port last week. Miss Lydia Hogan OF
Madison was the bride. They will re-
side in the capital city.
Mr.. Joe Woolstenholme and Mrs.
A. w. Stern of Grand Island, Neb.
were among the guests from abroad
in attendance at theTennant-Woo lsten-
holme nuptials last Thursday. They
returned home Monday.
The High school football team
again met defeat Saturday at hands
of the Fennimore school team. Score
l 10 5. 1t was very interesting
contest and considering the inclement
weather was we'll attended.
Some of the weather prophets are
already predicting a hard winter.
They say the hornets have built their
nests very high, the corn husks are
tough and the beans are all at the top
of the vines. All these, they say, are
sure signs that the winter will be
severe.
If the country editor were to
snap at the great inducements held
out he would soon be millionaire.
If he ran paper according to the
popular notion he would be in the
poor house. If he published half the
items that are sent to him he would
be in Jail one-half the time and in the
hospital the other half.
"A rural mail delivery route has
been established at Muscoda, which
gives free delivery service to quite a
scope Of Richland county territory.
Starting at Muscoda the route extends
to Beach. from there up the east side
of Mill Greek as far as Johh Annear's,
then down the west side by way of
Eastwood to Eagle Corners, down to
Westport and from there back to Mus
coda.
Before patronizing any travelling
peddler or fakes ask yourself the fol-
lowing list of questions, submitted by
an exchange: is the peddler's name
on the street fair fund? Well, hard
ly. Did he give anything on the
school debt? Did he? Did he sit up