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


relatives at Mifiin last week.
Ex-senator and Mrs. c. H. Bax-
ter were in South Dakota last week.
II. Weber and family and Grand
ma Weber were Fennimore visitors
Sunday.
r. II. Matthews went to Dodge
vile Saturday to spend few days
visiting relatives.
Misses Kate and Lena Udelhoven
of Cassvile took the train here Satur-
dag enroute to Montfort to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kemler and
son of Platteville were guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mackey,
Sunday
j. w. Layden. chief train dis
patcher, and wife OF Baraboo were
Lancaster visitors portion Of the
past week.
Mrs. B. j. Kicks and Mrs. Frank
Tufiiey Of Boscobel, mother and sister
Of the editor, were guests of the latter
the past week.
Mrs. John P Williams Of Rock
ford. H., spent few days last week
at the bedside Of her sick sister, Mrs.
c. A. Langridge.
-Messrs. Will Webb and Rolla
Moses, students at the Platteville
Normal, spent Saturday and Sunday
at their homes in this city.
Miss Maggie Zenz is again on
duty as '.hello girl" at the Farmers
Central, having recently returned
from a two weeks visit in Dubuque.
-Messrs John Pink, Henry Pink,
Chas w. Raw, VIM. lockwood, Elmer
lockwood. Tom Cook and Hall
Stephens formed a party who took
the train Monday morning enroute to
Nielsville.
The Earl. Leon Showalter's sor-
rel stopper, distinguished himself at
the Viola fair last week, winning
first money in two races in which he
started. He enters the events at
Gays Mill fair this week.
A kindly letter from Prof. f. NJ.
Wood desires US to change the address
Of his Herald from Baldwin, Kan, to
Albion. Mich. be having moved to
the latter place and accepted the chair
Of Mathematics and Astronomy in the |
we'll known college there.
Ray Carthew has purchased his
livery equipment from Fry Bros. and
will continue the same at the old |
stand. Ray knows how to please. is
an old hand at the business and |
respectfully solicits the trade of his
former patrons as well as new ones.
The Herald job department. has
received an extensive supply of office
and business stationery. including en-
velopes. note. letter and bill heads,
statements OF all sizes. business /
cards, announcements. etc. a new |
selection Of Job type Of latest pattern
and design is also a recent acquisition. |
We respectfully solicit share of your
Job printing and assure customers |
that the work will surpass and prices
be more satisfactory than any Of your
previous orders for this line have been |
heretofore. Give Us trial. Mail or
orders carefully and |
promptly attended to.
When the daily toll is over, aud
the sun is going down, you are ready
then to read the news that's going on
in town II you miss the weekly pa
per. here's a hint, twill make you
smile perhaps you1l find it on your
daughter. for the bustle's back in
style. When you wash your face in
soapsuds and you're looking for
towel. while the soap is in your eyes
and YOU start 10 swear and howl; wipe
your face upon your sleeve and re-
member all the while, that the towel
is hard to locate since the bustle's
back in style. Now there's no use
in getting angry and it does no good
t. swear if your sunday shirts miss
ing and you've nothing new to wear;
try your hardest to look pleasant, do
your best to wear a smile. and re-
member when YOU miss things that
the bustle's back in style.
To get out Of doors about seven
O'Clock these mornings is to come in
touch with Nature in one Of her calm
est. happiest moods over the SIX, is
the haze Of early fall; the odor Of fall
ing leaves is IN the air; birds sing
from every tree as ifthev were irving
TO make the most 81 the short summer
interval left them; the old moon, sill
very white, sails ia the zenith, and