Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-09-19
Local lettings.

Miss BESSIE MOntpleasufe - VS.
iting in Platteville.
Miss Minnie Nehls is teaching
the Animation school.
Mrs. l.. Alt spent Tuesday visit
ing with friends at Liberty.
Miss Ethel Metcalf OF Glen Haven
is a guest of Lancaster friends.
Miss Ethel Carter is teaching in
the public schools at Fennimore.
The Platteville journal issued a
very crediteble fair edition last week.
Miss Della Medley was a guest Of
Miss Sadie Moses a few days last week.
Miss Lena Pink of Highland was
a guest of Lancaster relatives last
week.
Hiram Wagner and Hall Stephens
left on a trip north the first OF the
week.
Fred Duncalf returned to Beloit
Monday. This is his second year at
the college.
Fred Halferty went to Milwaukee
Monday to resume his studies at the
dental college.
Miss Lena Fischer is student at
Beloit college, having left for that
point Monday.
Sam Stephens left for. Milwaukee
Monday, where he will take a course
in pharmacy.
"A, W. 10y and wife OF Platteville
spent few days last week visiting at
the Burris home.
DIR. C. S. Moore and Frank
Schreiner are taking in the sights
at Buffalo this week.
John Nicholson, father of j. H.
Nicholson the paper man, died at
GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schmidt of Mad
ison were guests of Geo. Rudersdorf
and wife over Sunday.
Miss B. Schloesser is in Chicago
this week selecting line of fall and
winter millinery goods.
Atty. W. j. Brennan was at Rich
land Center in attendance 1T circuit
court Thursday of last week.
-Chas. Schloesser. formerly Of
Lancaster, now dentist in Chicago,
called on friends here last week.
Roy Carter took his departure
Tuesday morning for Milwaukee,
where he will enter the dental college,
From Friday till Sunday OF the
past week was the Jewish New Year
and was celebrated as such in Jewish
circles.
An exchange suggests that states
be hung in the vestibules of the
churches and Young ladies entering
register their names so that young
men will not have to stand outside
and wait until church is out to know
if their charmer is there.
"A Platteville girl fell out of a
buggy and was all mussed up. When
she futtered to her feet she gave her
fellow stony stare and said: You'd
better 90 to Lancaster and learn how
to take girl out riding. There the
boys let the girl drive and hold her in
with both hands. he youth looked
so shamed that the horse blushed
One SUNDAY morsing last spring
a certain minister during his discourse
said; lin every blade Of grass there
is sermon The following day one
Of his flock discovered the good man
pushing the lawn mower about hi,
yard and paused to say: "Well. par
son, I'm glad to see YOU engaged il
cutting your sermons short"
The newspaper advertising Of on
merchants must prove conclusively t
them that there is nothing like it t.
! draw trade. 1t is not only beneficial
to them in their increased business
but is an advantage to all The town o
I which they are the puOlic spirited eN
ronents 1t has been demonstrated
right here that judicious use O
printers ink brings more of a crow,
than can be conveniently handled b,
the advertisers.
An exchange says: IAN error ha
been going the rounds in the newspa
pers regarding the salary Of the su
pervisor Of assessments, provision 70
whose appointment by county board
was made by the last legislature. i
being reported that the office pay
from $1,000 to $500 per year. Tn
law SAYS that the salary is to be fixe,
bv the county board and it shall no
be more than 81 per day and he mus
perform his duties inside Of 90 dav.
This Is quite a difference and tits we
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