Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-25


Saturday night, Nov. Srd.
Mrs. G. s. Rockwell visited at
GAINESVILLE, Baraboo and Madison last
week.
Mrs. c. j. Lampert of Boscobel
was the guest of her brother, Geo.
Tuflley, the first of the week, return
ing home Tuesday.
Mrs. C. W. Knapp and Miss Ber-
tina Laabs returned home from Clear
Lake, Iowa. Saturday.
Conductor Clifford and family
were over from Fennimore on visit
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. David Eastman was the
guest OF her son. Daniel Eastman, At
Fennimore last Tuesday.
Big Republican rallies on Satur-
day and Tuesday evenings in Lancas-
ter. Come in everybody.
The property purchased by Fred
Hagan in the western part of town
did not belong to w. y. Lee as was
stated in our last issue. 1t was the
property of Miss Alice Woodward.
One week from Tuesday is cleo
ton. Republicans should urge upon
their neighbors and friends the i'm
portanee of attending. Let there be
no stay-at-homes.
-Platteville ice dealers have ex-
hausted their supply and have been
obliged to furnish customers with
some of j. +. Barnett Il Sons con-
uealed GOODNESS from this city.
Mrs. Nelson Baumgartner of
Plainvillle, Kansas, after an extended
visit with relatives in Lancaster, left
for Chicago Saturday morning where
she will remain few days before re-
turning home.
ATTY. ii. w. Brown is billed for
speeches at number of points in
Grant county next week. Mr.. Brown
is an entertaining talker, has tell
ing, convincing argument and all who
can should hear him.
We intended to state last week
but Inadvertently omitted the item
that Operator A. E. Aspinwall has
concluded not to accept the position
recently rendered him at Waukesha
and will re main here at Lancaster.
This is good news to his many friends.
w. p. Chervet came in from Mt.
Ida Tuesday and brought bunch Of
money along from II. j. Borah for the
Herald. Mr.. Borah recently killed
thirteen large rattlesnakes on his farm
and is OF the opinion that ten times as
many more may be found on a small
patch of ground in which the reptiles
winter. A small bounty on them
would be an advisable move.
Atty. C. j. Smith of Viroqua adj
dressed large and appreciative aud
fence of voters at Reeds opera house
Friday eve. Mr.. Smith is a fluent
speaker and was not afraid to back up
every statement with facts and figures.
Bryan's fallacies were exploded and
his real motives exposed.
A PHYSICIAN remarked the other
day that there would be far less OPP
Grating in surgical cases in the next
five wears than there has been during
the past five. 1t reminds one that all
the time changes are going on in the
medicines that lessen suffering and
which tend to prolong human life.
Time was when the consumptive had
no hope; when the poor sufferer with
A cancerous growth realized that
death alone could bring relief. How
different now. DIR. McElwee explains
that large per cent OF the cases OF
can be cured-positive-
ly cured, with a treatment that is
sneedy and effectual. He also says
that goodly number OF cancer cases
NAV be saved. The Doctors constant
along these lines, and
his remarkable success, Will cause
MANY to turn to him for relief. They
cannot hope for it from physicians
who are practicing old, out-of-date
methods.