Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-16

Adam Heller suffered from a slight
sunstroke during the recent heated
term and was obliged 10 lay up for
repairs.
Miss May Putnam Of Madison is a
guest Of relatives here and in Craw-
ford county
Mrs. Rev Bennett, who has been on
visit to her mother at Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, and to friends in Ashton,
H., returned to the parsonage on Fri
day last. Bro. Bennett has lost the
lank and lonely look of boarding
around bachelor, and smiles and steps
az spry as Of yore.
Mrs. w. G.. Schultz and relatives
recently went upon a padding picnic
in the waters of the Wisconsin Sun
and sand, padding and poison were
too much for their tender Trilbys.
Sister Schultz has not wanted to run
a race since. She has been confined
to the house for the last ten days un-
der the care Of physician.
Geo. W. Goldsmith, the local lumi
nary OF the Dial-Enterprise, left for
Lancaster on Friday morning That
Sunday o-to-meetin' suit gave him
away. We knew that he had either
been to fire, taken up 3 collection or
held jubilee and was going to squan-
der some sixteen-to-one stuff on trip
TO town. GOgently, George. Riches
take TO themselves wings and tlv
away" But in all seriousness, both
the Dial-Enterprise and Mr.. Goldsmith
are to be congratulated upon their
worthy work. Ii You want news
gathered or printing done, this is the
team to try. 1t is as true in business
as in any other field that The that
provideth not for his own hath denied
the faith and is worse than an ntidel. :
TO buy goods in Boston whea they
can be had in Boscobel, to call on Chi
cago for calling cards when they can
be had at home, is short-sighted and
selfish policy. The Herald looks to
Lancaster for living, the Dial-Enter
prise TO Boscobel for its bread. Both
find in the county of Grant wide
field for usefulness and profit.
"Ephraim shall not envy Judah Judah
snail not vex Ephraim And the
Herald-Helper is the brother OF both.
The Fusion forces, 0he democrats
are all dead). met in caucus in the
City hall Saturday afternoon The
four fusionites present when this
pencil pusher called, kindly furnished
the following names chosen as dele
gates TO the coming calamity county
convention to convene in your city
viz: & Il Shipley. Chas. Kretch
Gotleib Christ Geo. W Dyer. W. j
Nauert, ]. W. Brooks. Joseph Os-
valid and IL A. Wilkinson Fusionists
are few in this field. y chrome, a
brass band aud mustard plaster
might draw together eight more men
10 4 meetin'. and that would he six
teen statesmen to one caucus. Bat il
takes republicans on this range "a
crowd a caucus.
BUILDING BREEzES
Dir T. II Iayman i versatile
veteran He can amputate an arm.
handle a holoo. run q ranch and boom
= business all with neatness and dis
patch He i, now building shed on
his farm in which to cure the crop Of
tobacco he has been raising;
The building on the corner near the
City hall, owned by the Rukas. is be-
Ing thoroughly repaired 1t will be
occupied III about two weeks by
laundry, owned and operated by A. G.
Leggett from Tomah. Wis Mr.. Leg
gett is on the ground and has moved
his family into Mrs. Sanderson's house
in the second ward.
Contractor Shiplev is building a
dwelling house for Mrs. Margaret
Flynn, four miles east of the city.
MIR. Shipley says he has contracted
work sufficient to keep him on the
hustle till snow flies.
Lewis Johnson is building neat
and commodious dwelling mouse in
the second ward near the old wooden
mill. SO the good work goes on.
AMUSEMENT AIRS.
A picnic is being planned to be held
in Brainsrd's grove on Wednesday
next. 1t will be run BY the Woman's
Relief Corps and the Grand Army
Post. There will be food and trolic
galore.
Boscobel boasts OF two commodious
opera houses both under enterprsing
management. The play people of the
place are favored with numerous and
attractive entertainments Well
a little nonsense now and then
Is rclShcd by the best 81 men
On Wednesday. Aug u The Wise
Woman" will be heard NJ Hurd : opera
house. On Sept. IL. "A Turkish
Bath will he taken nj Ruka's opera
house. II our people all learn wis
dom from that woman and then take
turkish bath they will be even more
cultured and contented than they are.
>rtALI>G zEruERS.
.Siu>" Wagner was found On our
streets wearing coat which he could
not account for and which the Nation
a Clothing House claimed He was
arrested hy Marshal Miller and brought