Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-09-13
BOSCOBEL
Seen On The Street And
Heard On The Highway.
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BREEZES

time Both Of these enterprising citi-
gems have been re-roofing and repair
ing their residences in the second ward
d. Pallen Of Marietta shipped one
day last week from this depot 200
pounds Of honey for which be received
the top price How is that for honey:
Last Tuesday night Joe Mccoy
brought III from Crawford and Richland
counties. 60 head of one and two year
old white faced steers. They made a
beautiful bunch and will be placed in
a pasture near town.
SANCTUARY ZEPHERs.
Rev W J. Bond again occupied the pui-
pit in the Congregational chL rch last sab
ope. he was greeted by good congrega-
ton. Text: rs. 80, 8. Strength and beauty
are IN lis sanctuary. Theme WHAT men
speaker made the following points among
many others
/ the Christian church meets many
moral needs. 1t will be d sad day wnen SD
torgets that her ministrations are TO the
heart and not 10 the BRAN.
? In the church man is reminded Of the
love of God.
,. The church is a place OF refuge and
protection
4. The strength Of the church is in the
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wealth. prestige, secular power, but II does
not MI us rlghtful place II IL has no renoVat-
ing power
5 The church speaks OF the majesty of
power: The ocean is a symbol OF power.
70 look upon il is restful To gaze upon the
mountain IS tonic 10 the nerves. view
OF Niagra brings repose. So a right view
OF the church gives rest
8. The strength and beauty OF the sanctu
AIRY IS not found in its attractive architect
ure, or magnificent music but in lis holiness.
Nothing is true worship where holiness and
truth are wanting.
the preacher closed with a picture OF two
little girls whom he had seen at worship in
he cathedral at Cologne, illustrating now
the Enjoyment and helptulneSs to worship
IS in ourselves ana not in our surroundings.
our reporter regrets that types are OF un-
yielding metal rather than % COmpreSsible
India rubber But the discourse was dis
tinCtly delivered ana was helpful.
The ladies of the Congregational church
Will hold a Harvest Home Festival next
Friday evening for the benefit of the church.
help those women.
Next sabbath evening Rev. Bond will de-
liver lecture in the Congregational church
on Impressions Of Religious Work Abroad
touching also upon the great Passion Play
which ne witnessed. Let him be greeted
with 4 crowded church.
At the Methodist church last sabbath
morning the ordinance of baptism vas ad-
Hinisttred and ten persons were received
into the church.
In the evening Pastor Bennett preached
from Cod forbid that should glory save
in the cross OF our Lord Jesus Christ" Cal
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Monday evening that big bodied, big heart
ed Democratic Agent OF Insurance took the
train for bert Lea. Minneapolis and other
points in the North Star state
Mr. Richard Pengillv, Jr., who has been
the gentlemanly and efficient assistant at
the post office during the summer, returned
10 his home in Fennim0re on Monday. On
the opening of Lawrnce University at APP
pletOn ne Will again enter school. Mr.. PEN
gilly made many friends during his soiourn
among US. who wish him well in his work
POLITICAL POINTERS.
AT the Democratic caucus Monday after
noon, the following gentlemen were chosen
as delegates 10 the County convention at
Lancaster: NJ McSpaden. Albert Shipley
Fred Reiger John Seaman. Gotleib Christ
JOS Nduert Fred Book and John Church
As delegates to the Fennimore convention
the following named gentlemen were ChOS
en-. I'd Meyer, GEO Dyer. Paul Meyer. Geo
Abletter, w. j. +. Nauert. Jacob Beinborn
Michael Lennahan and John McGord.
No use, gentlemen. no use. YOU are first
class fellows, but your political cake is all
dough all dough.
Rev. ThoS Crouch took the train Tuesday
morning for the NJ. +. conference at Viro-
qua.