Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-31


To burn their nits. and 200 their stocks
And have their Halloween.
This is the night when witches,
devils and other misunderstanding be-
ings are abroad on their baneful mid
night errands, particularly those love
sick twains that desire to know their
conjugal companion, while others
will steal out unperceived and remove
their neighbours gate or change his
buggy wheels. But this is a real
quiet neighborhood and such actions
are seldom INDUCED in; they gener-
ally take the whole cheese and spread
it out as far as it will go.
The pride OF proprietorship beamed
on Am brose's countenauce as he stood
and gazed at their newly painted
drug store. It's the finest location for
business in this part OF town. Cigars!
they have every brand of any conse-
quence, which can be purchased at
their stand, and the only detail to
make a success of this enterprise is
column ad. in the Herald and dis
play of the fine line of holiday goods
they have to open.
The man who has to carry bundle
can never have quite so high an opin-
ion of himself as he might otherwise.
As Henry Coons, Jr., remarked on
his way home: YOU'D know l was
married by the bundle" A man can't
carry one bundle with any sort Of
grace or ease. He puts it under one
arm and it works it's way out, or the
string gets united, he looses his hat
in picking up the contents. In fact,
man can't carry a bundle and it
ought to be a true bill for divorce
that any wife who insists upon having
her husband load himself up with
bundles.
The first number of the school lee
ture course will be given on Nov. II,
by the Imperial Ladies Quartette.
This company of artists come with
the best of communications as one
Of the finest musical organizations
travelling. There's only limited
mum Der of seats and the. reserve seat
drawing will be opened Friday, Nov.
1st, at Ennor Il Seaton's drug store.
Tickets are now on sale.
Saturday number of our citizens
took advantage of the cheap rates to
Chicago Andy Gillen, Joe Blindert,
John Wallenherst, Ben Gieren went to
Dubuque and then over the Central.
Miss McGee j. Sullivan, Geo. Lewis,
T. H. Runkle, Jol n and Otto Fure
went over the c. b. d Q. They rep
resent the business and social element
of our town and will probably cause
quite stir in that city as they would
certainly attract as much attention as
Josh Spruceby's band"
Mrs. VIII Buss' baby has been very
sick, but is better.
Ellie Turner will move into their
new two-story dwelling this week.
The weather has been favorable for
building and improvements and quite
number have taken advantage of it
Miss Rosa Echstein and Mr.. Klaur.
both of Cassville, spent last Saturday
visiting friends in Potosi.
Mrs. Allsip. wife Of the new section
boss, is here visiting her husband and
looking for residence.
Our .Coney Island" has closed .
the excursion season is over and the
Steamer Teal has stopped running TO
Eagle Point on Sundays
DR.. John Lewis of Dubuque was
visiting his brother, Geo. Lewis, Sat
urdav. it being Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
wedding anniversary.
Atty. Herman Buchner of Lancaster
visited with old friends and acquaint-
ances Saturday.
/ Miss Dora Stefiin Of Daggets. H..
Is visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Ida
Walters.
/ Mrs. Schino 81 Hazel Green Is visit
ing with Mrs. BENEFITS.
Miss Anna Ostermier. who is teach
ling in the Norman Clark district. has
the advantage Of spending her sun
i DAYS IT home.
Mrs. BENEFITS and daughter Claudio
visited in Dubuque Saturday, going
and returning OF the Steamer Tea
Mrs. Tom orion aud Miss Or q
Padlar d Lancaster took advantage
I .. the good roads and fine weather
am visited Ms. VIII Thomas Sunday