Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-09-13
PERsoNAL PARAGRApEs.

win his way and fully equip himself
for successful business career.
Justice Henderson has returned from
visit to Flandreau. s. Da. He says
the crops are good and Pops are few
Praise God from Whom all blessings
flow
Rev. J. Y. Bennett went to the NJ. r.
conference at Niroqua Monday in com
pany with Bro Jonathan Walker. They
drove across the country. The return
Of Rev. Bennett for another year IS
problematical as the moves made at
a Methodist conference are much Ike
the moves made on checker board. only
more so.
Mrs. C. McWilliams and daughter
Mabel went to Milwaukee Monday,
where they will reside for season.
Miss Mabel will enter Downer College.
Pencil Pusher wishes Mabel success III
her school and Mrs. McWilliams health
and happiness in her home. And he IS
sure that he speaks the sentiment OF
the citizens when he affirms that both
will be missed from church and society
circles.
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to Milwaukee to consult specialist
concerning their babys eye Herald
Helper hopes that there IS nothlngserl-
Gus the matter with the youngster.
Chas. Kretsch took the train Monday
morning for Milwaukee. IfUncle Sam
wants help on his telephone line over
there. Charley may proceed TO the
Philippines.
DR.. Art hur HaZclwood of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. has been visiting his mother,
Mrs Mary Hazelwood, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Scott of this city.
Ben r. Williams and family returned
home last Thursday from their visit to
North Dakota. They report fine time
but "A visit all too brief.
John Russell and wife of GAINESVILLE
are visiting with Dan Oswald and wife
at the Troutman hotel. Mrs. Russell
and Mrs Oswald are sisters. BY the
way. fortunate is he whether relative
or stranger who tarres at the Trout
man. Mr. Oswald is gentlcmanlY
and obliging landlord, liberal and en-
tertaining in the management OF his
business and his excellent wife has a de
served reputation as caterer Tor the
hungry. More than once Sight seer
has counted over fifty teams in that
yard and more than once "A hundred
guests have dined a that table. OF
course asa natural Consequence. Bad
ger always knows where to find best
board. Tired traveller, turn i'll at the
Troutman and be thankful. \. b..
This personal is not paid for Ii is
Herald Helpers honest little help.
Geo. II. Miller of the Windsor hotel,
Platteville. shook hands with friends
here last week. He reports business
good We are glad for George. We
suspect that there is a little woman at
the Windsor that has much to do with
the prosperity of that place. Here's
luck To hat landlord and his willing
working wife Should Herald Helper
pass through platteville he will wander
over To the Windsor Vet one thing
thou lackest.' George. yoW vote the
wrong ticket or did in the gone by
days. Hope YOU are converted from
the error of your ways. But If you
must fight for Fusion, Il vote for your
Dickinson aud our Schcinpilug will
partly atone Tor your poor politics.
Eth. George.
HlRTu DAY pRErlEs.
Born In Boscobcl saturday sept.
!, 300. To los Sikir and wife, u son.
Born Ii Bo,cobcl "Wednesday. sept.
s. l9t'lto Emil Gucn,nl and wife ii
girl
Born In Observation-Disclosures sept :.
1900 Ia VIII Naucrt ana Hite, 4 boy
So this city is getting ready Tor the
next census and IS bound to make IA
good showing.
~ NR OF INCIDENT.
Early Friday morning is George
Smith. the liYcrymau. was working
among his horses one oI them hcganto
kick like a Kentucky politician. Tn
fortunately for Mr. Smith he was too
near the business end Of the beast ana
received the blow full in he face Re
suit crushed check and ruined
eye The friends of Mr. Smith are sin
cerely sorry. they hope under the
skilled surgery OF Dr L. c. Armstrong
that il will not prove as serious as il
now seems.
BRIDAL FREEZES.
Again the oior Of orange blossoms is
born upon the breeze waited from the
residence Of Nm Payne Of this city
VI that place. sept ) 1900, occurred
the marriage ot Mr. Byron u Patch OF
Patch Grove and Miss Nora PAYNE Of
Boscohel The ceremony was per.
formed hy Key. ! r. Bennett. pastor Of
the NJ p church The newly Welded
couple viii reside on farm about
three miles from Patch Grove Miss
Payne has been an active worker in the
Methodist church here and viii Toe
missed both from the Epwerth League
and the churchchoir Peace. prosper
ity and pleasure To the Patches
IMPROVEMENT INNS.
The BoSccbcl High school hulliur
has been wired for : electric LIGHTS.
distributed a follows. In High school
room library l3rint.inal'S office stair