Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-03
Additional Notes of a NewSy Nature.
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Geo Bennett of Mathers is a
Lancaster visitor.
|. County Clerk Dickinson was in
PlatteyiIle Saturday.
H Alien OF Livingston had bust
ness in Lancaster Monday.
~ leland Oswald Of Grand Rapids
Wis, was a Christmas visitor under
the parental roof last week.
Il. Alt has purchased the Ed. Me-
Kinney property, located in south
part Of town. Consideration So, 800.
John Mccormick has been chosen
town clerk of Little Grant to fill out
unexpired term Of County Clerk-elect
f. II. Grffis who held that position
Marriage makes a man and wo-
man one, but sometimes there is a
long struggle between them to tell
which IS the one.
Ed. Fawcett and Miss Daisy Hol-
den OF GAINESVILLE visited at the sher-
IFS residence few days last week,
returning home Friday.
Miss Ella Rothschild, a former
Lancaster girl has entered the state
university at Minneapolis and is de-
voting her time to drawing and art.
Mrs Ira Bellows and daughter
Mary left Friday for Hampton, Iowa,
where they will be the guests OF her
daughter, Mrs. Vim. Kelly, for few
weeks.
The X. P's. and Rathbone Sisters
will give a joint installation at Castle
Hall Jan. 8, 1901. All X. P's. and
their wives, and husbands of Rath-
bones not mem bers of the X. P. are
invited.
Some telephone companies are
requesting their telephone girls to
answer all rings by saying number"
in pace of hello as has always been
the custom. This shortens the pre-
liminaries Of getting the party to
whom you wish to speak.
Mrs Rose Craemer is closing out
her stock of restaurant goods and will
discontinue business. The room she
has occupied in the Wright block will
be vacated on or before the 10th inst,
at which date the lease passes to Miss
Schloesser who removes her stock of
millinery there.
Mrs. Geo. Clements and children
are guests of the Nathans' They
will soon remove to New York to re-
side and will remain here a month be-
fore departing for their new home
Mr.. Clements is engaged on the Inter-
Ocean and will be the New York rep
resentative of the great Chicago daily.
The woman with plenty of hot
water has a sovereign remedy for al
most every i'll. A glass of boiled
water slipped hot before breakfast will
rinse the stomach thoroughly and
take away the disagreeable taste in
the mouth some have on waking; a
towel wrung out of hot water applied
to the back of the neck will relieve a
nervous headache and induce sleep:
fever sores or cold sores on the lips
may be scattered by copious baths of
hot water to relieve the Inflammation,
and then an application of listerene
or spirits of camphor to complete
cure. The hot water bag kept con-
stantly hot night and day will pre-
vent stitfening and permanent lame
ness from a sprain or strain; and was
the only remedy used at first by a
skilled surgeon called in for an in
jured knee that threatened to stihen.
Twentv-seven thousand hunting
licenses were issued in Wisconsin this
year. These hunters were watched
by thirty game wardens. The hunt
ing season is now over and the only
animals which can be shot under the
law at the present time are rabbits
and squirrels. Game has never been
50 well protected in Wisconsin rs it
was during the past two years when
game wardens were under state sup
ervision and were paid properly for
their services The old county svs-
tenn under which few counties APP
pointed game wardens did not work
well. The game wardens say there
never were so few violations OF the
law as during the season recently
closed. This i principaIi because
hunters thought it too hazardous to
violate the law. While the open sea-
son is now over. the work of the game
wardenS is l'y no means At an end. A
great deal of poultry is being shipped
at this season of the year and attempts
are liable to be made to sneak game