Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-04-12
a Budget Of 6leaningS From BOSCObel.

n DuuQGL Ol Ol6dlllllgS TFOlll DOSCOD6l'
Mr, and Mrs. VIM. Henry of Bay
Bsty, Mich. arrived here Monday and
will pass a greater portion OF the
GUNNER in this locality.
Miss Elizabeth Lippincott has re-
5 surned from Beloit.
Miss Pearl Pratt, a student at the
milwaukee Normal, is home on va
sation.
Ihos Hugo, principal Of the Ex-
% eelsior schools, passed Friday in the
Eitg enroute to his post Of duty, after
3 pleasant vacation passed at his
Some in Cobb.
three young men gained entrance
~ Hurd's opera house Thursday night
Dry the window route, with the view
Of saving the price of admission. 1t
was rather humiliating the following
SAP however, when Manager Wilkin-
sos extracted the reserved seat sti-
2sHd irom them
Misses Name Brown and Elsie Muir
ssy. students at the Whitewater Nor
mar, are home for vacation Of a
Nook.
Miss Dorothy Muflley took her de-
sssItuee last week for Wilder, MINI.
Mrs. b. +. Blosser entertained the
''SHo 81" club Friday evening.
Schulcr & Dobler's latest book beer
aS.Sio She taste OF the most fastidious.
2he most recent acquisition to the
Sigh School apparatus is a well
se!uipped gymnasium.
VIM. Murphy and wife are among
ShOse who contemplate visiting the
great Paris exposition.
Chass Maaer and family OF Fenn-
more passed Sunday with Boscobel
relatives.
Saturday was rushing day in all
Tines Of business and heavy sales were
elade by DER merchants and trades
PsoplS.
Mr.. Mike coleman and two little
daughters Of Cross Plains visited rel
asves and friends over Sunday.
Miss Anna McIver opened school at
) Blue River Monday.
Slttlc Walter Bird, who had been
QIstng at the home of his uncle, /.
81 Lippincott, returned Monday to
Gpio home ut Milwaukee.
Scott Laurens, who has spent the
winter in Sheboygan where his par
onts reside, returned Monday even
3rg and will resume his business as
5uttermaker in this vicinity.
Eugene Comstock, son Of Mr.. and
slrs. Hiram Comstock, is visiting in
8oscobel, after an absence of about
bHenty years.
;Justus Walker received "a severe
Dyuise by being thrown from his
9orse Monday afternoon. He lay
oaunned for some time but recovered
and after receiving medical attention
continued on his homeward journey.
THE CAuCUsEs.
Yhe new eaucus law was given its
is1st trial here Wednesday eve when
She Republicans made their city and
ward nominations. The ticket that
seas placed in the field differs but
aiightly from that Of year ago, and
Che people will have the opportunity
an Monday next OF endorsing or turn
my down the present administration
Aavng the reins Of the municipality
in hand. The ticket reads as follows:
Mayor w +. Howe
Treasurer f. Mutlley.
Marshal Jacob Miller.
Adermen-E. o. Kicks, Judson
2erkins. Jacob Beimborn, A w.
Scott,
MIR. BeimEorn has the distinction
~ being Democrat and it speaks
sell of him to be chosen rs represent
sgye by his third ward Republican
friends over all other candidates.
John Ssheinphug was chairman Of
ghc meeting and John J. Ruka secrc-
gary, while A. +. Henderson and j. j.
Blaine acted as inspectors. Interest
centcred in the contest over the
offices Of mayor and marshal W. L
lIurd being candidate for the former
sud Sam Bartholomew and Grant
Renshaw for the latter. W. +. Howe
and Jacob Miller had votes to spare,
Aowsver and won out with ease.
2'he caucus was without incident
slher than in the waste ~ time and
She care that was taken in seeing
chat the proceedings fully complied
Eth the law. The crowd was finally
lurned loose on the mllot box and
uyer two hundred votes were cast
DO easy job for the inspectors, who
we're obliged to record the name Of
each person voting.
The Democrats assembled al the
Same place Thursday evening for 4
similar purpose, but with smaller
attendance and lesser degree OF en-
ihusiasm displayed. Venerable Geo.
Shpley olliciated As chairman Of the
meeting, Paul Never secretary and
and Fred L. Ruka and A. b. Alden
inspectors. Frank {. Mutlley was
made the choice for mayor without 4
dissenting vote, and we predict viii
prove formidable candidate. No
opponent to Treasurer Chas. Mutiley
was named, but Gotleib Christ will
endeavor to win ont for marshal.
The following gentlemen were named
= for aldermen: Geo. Shipley, W. j.
T. Nauert Jacob Beimboru, g. w.
Dyer.