Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-09-27
BOSCOBEL
Seen On The Street And
Heard On The Highway.
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BREEZES

St'e
ought to have something better than
benches 10 sit on and better than
'.hog and hominy to live on.
1t becomes our sad duty to chroni-
Gle the death Of John Enos which oc-
Cured Sunday afternoon. Mr. Enos
was an old soldier and member Of
the " +. church Of this city. Furth-
er facts viii be furnished next week.
Rev CotTrcn has returned to the
Free Methodist church in this city.
May bis soul-saving service be a sue
cess. Here's the Rs4y" Of helper to
all pastors who seek to save sinners
and not 70 scorn them. The pass-by
Observation-Disclosures can proceed
to pass by.
The nomination Of Paul Never as a
candidate for district attorney by the
Democratic county convention was a
compliment worthilv bestowed Mr..
Never is we'll qualified for the posi-
ton and Boscobel is proud OF his pref
erence BY that party-a preference
unsolicited and unexpected. lie Will
run like a race horse, but he Will not
run quite fast enough. He Dem
ocrat, that's why But Messrs. Mey-
or and Brown Will conduct clean
canvas-of that we are sure.
A modest maiden of ourclty, whom
this reporter has found to be friend
fact furnisher, shyly informs us that
DR.. Clark has gone TO Chicago to at
tend dental college. This reporter
saw no quiverng lip or fearful eye
but he has been wondering how that
damsel come TO know about that den
fists departure. Well, its all right
young lady Whisper the rest to Us
some day.
Miss Lizzie Coleman who has been
employed for two or three years 1t
the store Of Parker, Hildebrand Il Go.
has resigned her position TO be at
home with her mother who need, her
help. Miss Coleman was capable
and conscientiou, clerk and we shall
miss her kindly face behind the coun-
ter.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will furnish food for the furnishing at
the fair, Their dining hall is on the
south side of the grounds, where
visitors will ret good grub and con
tribute to a Christian cause. Help
those women.
The Bell livery stable has changed
hands. Mr.. Bell retiring and Joseph
Sikir taking control. Success to
Sikir
Your reporter looked in on Grand
ma Heberlein Monday, and found
that lively lady and her nearby neigh
bors. busy at work in preparing crazy
quilts for the fair. Those quilts may
lie crazy but Grandma is not. Re
porter thinks She might be if fingers
could not be employed in labors OF
LOYALTY and love Grandma will rest
some dav-but not here-not here
In the Land o the leal,
Where each tie Of pure affection
snail be knit again,
that Mother in Isreal shall rest by the
river.
We are clad to chronicle the fact
that the operation on the eye Of friend
" ;lkinson child is proving to be
success DR. Woodman 81 Milwaukee
VA. tie skilled ,argcon.
Quite number OF our young people
leave this week for their respective
schools. some 81 them are Miss AZ
ne- Wilson. who will attend the Uni
versiiv. Messro Frank Tuilley and
Will Kradwen, Rush Medical; Myron
Cook. Chicago Dental and Frances
Poecl. Northwestern At Evanston.
The brauGtul new residence Of pr
l.. G Armstrong Is now nearing COM
pletion. When iljs finished the doe
tor and family VII Immediately take
possession The old mouse viii SO oe-
cupicd by Plat, Whitman. the house
lie formerly occupied having been sold
to one ot our most popular Young
men and our leading irweler. W. J.
Grail. who on Sunday last was united
in marriage to Miss Eva y. Hamilton
at the home Of Ter parents in North
Manchester. Ind The bride taught
I'M our schools as first assistant for a
number Of years and has loads q
friends here who will be glad to wei
come her rs one III our own B1sc9-
bellies Congratulations are the or