Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-25
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Seen On The Street And PDEEZEC
Heard On The Highway. 0I\LIZIO
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Neb., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Par
menter of this city.
Mrs. Fred w. Ruka and son have
gone to Sun Prairie for a weeks visit.
VIM. Finnell of Jewell county, Kan,
has been visiting Grant county
friends for several months. He re-
turned home Wednesday to cast a
vote for protection, prosperity and
progress. He is confident that Kansas
will give Mckinley and Roosevelt a
handsome majority.
Mrs. A. Scott of Stevens Point,
Wis, is in the city to visit her Sis
tiers, Mrs. n. B. Miller and Mrs Sam
Bartholomew.
VIM. Cooper of Eagle Corners, Rich
land county, came over to attend the
funeral on Wednesday. Mir. Cooper
is the white horse of religion and Re-
publicanism in that region. We are
glad to count him among our friends.
Samuel Bartholomew h 5 received
notice that his pension has been in
cteased from So to 81 per month
Glad of it. Every suffering soldier
should have the care of this country.
Rev. Harvey Rogers was in attend
ance upon the funeral of LYDIA Cooper
and returned to his busy pastorate on
Thursday morning.
Miss Lethel Vaughan of Mt. Ster-
| ling has been the guest of Miss Cora
Kretsch for few days.
Ed Oswald has gone to Denver.
Colorado, for his health. We hope
the ozone will help Oswald.
Albert Pasold and his sister Clara,
took the train Monday morning for
Madison. These two Woodworking
young people deserve a vacation and
will enjoy it. May their studious and
steady habits result in happiness for
them both here and hereafter.
Among the many who attended the
Madison carnival we note Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Ruka, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil.
Hof, Misses Kittie Willis and Jessie
Smith and Mesdames Laura Christ
and j. ID. Wilson.
Samuel Bartholomew returned
| from Lacrosse Wednesday evening.
He reports that the operation upon
his wite's eye was successfully per-
formed at the St. Francis hospital in
that city and that she was as comfort
able as could be expected.
Mrs. NJ. b. Pittman was present
at the ceremonies incident to the
Goth birthday anniversary of her
father, A. r. Hinkley, at Eagle Tues
day. The old gentleman is still hale
and hearty ana personally superin-
tends the management OF a 100 acre
farm.
The business portion of the village
of Laurel, Neb was destroyed by
fire Sunday morning The Mittle-
stadt Bros, well known here and re-
lated TO the Hellers and Hofs, were
among the losers.
Mrs II. j. Robbins, the sister of
Taylor Cooper. returned TO her Rich
land Center home on Monday morn
ing.
Rev. Elmer Cooper returned TO his
work at Wonewoc on Monday morn
ing. SO together is woven the warp
and woCf of life's web,-the warp Of
woe, the wool of work. We sit in
the shadows for season to look upon
Times tangled threads and then 90
forth to fill out with the wool of work
the web of destiny. So comfort
comes in the discharge OF duty. In
the care of his church, Cooper will
find comfort To no man comes such
..-;,;looas nd ,occihilifiaS &c - tho
patient pastor The man who like
his Master will 90 from house to
house and comfort all that mourn"
will find help for himself and
WELD an influence which
the eloquence of a Chrysostom can
not secure. For our beloved brother
we have sincere sympathy and high
hope May scores of stars circle his
crown.
|. y McGraw, took the train Fri
day evening for Lime Springs, Iowa,
to attend the funeral of his son-in-law
W. w. Searles, who died at Cass Lake,
Mimi, on Thursday last, and who
will be buried at Lime Springs.
On Wednesday evening a number
of master Masons took the train for
Prairie du Chen TO help the Masonic
brethren in me comforting of the
third degree. We will warrant that
the work was well done. Boscobel
has many Masonic experts. After the
comforting Of the degree the brethren
sat Gown 70 a bountlfu. banquet 10
y .icn they did ample justice. The
brethren report an enjoyable time.
The women are a. work Satur.
day morning some twenty-five or
thirty ofthem took the train eor Mus
coda. They we're ale members & the
WomAn . Belies Corps OF this city and
wens dove to help oggani&e Relief
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