Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-09-05
Mrs W B. Daily is visiting in

Mrs. Jas. Blewitt is visiting in
Dodgeville.
Miss Mamie Calvert visited friends
at Boscobel last week
Miss Katie Mahr of Platteville
visited friends here last week.
Miss Daisy Burris Is teaching the
Elmo school, near Platteville.
-Mesdames Dan Aupperle and Carl
Roth attended the fair at Boscobel
Friday.
Miss Ella Heiliger Of Madison was
a guest of Miss Ethel Carter last
Thursday.
-Gollmar Bros. & schumans ? big
shows united will give an exhibition
here Sept. II.
Rev. A. L. Weatherly and wife
left for their home in Worcester last
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McMahan OF
Madison were Lancaster visitors a
few days last week.
-Rolla Moses left Thursday morn
ing for Platteville to resume his
studies at the Normal
-Mesdames Herman Bruss and G..
w. Kehler were guests of Miss Nettie
Lind at Sitter Thursday
Little Miss Alice Altoon of Ga
lena. who has been visiting at I. F..
Orton's, returned home Saturday.
Miss Bessie Hyde took her de-
parture Friday for Lena, H., where
she has position in a millinery store.
-Mesdames rockingham, Wright,
Budd and NARROW are visiting in
Mineral Point and Dodgeville this
week.
Misses Mamie and Winifred
Green of Rewey spent few DAYS last
week with their aunt, Mrs. H. P.
Green.
Miss Vina Perry. who has been a
two weeks visitor at S. Mitchell's,
left Friday for her home in West Su-
perior.
Mrs. VIM. Blanchard of Chicago
was guest of her cousin, Mrs Ed
Angus, last week, returning home
Saturday.
-Messrs. Wieland Oswald and Paul
Howe left Friday for their respective
schools at Grand Rapids, Wis, and
Wheeling, Virginia.
Miss Sue Muesse took her de-
parture Thursday for West Superior,
where she will visit her sister. Mrs.
Frank Nathan, for few weeks.
Don't forget the grand free street
parade given by the Gollmar Bros. 4
Schumans 2 big shows united at 1880
O'Clock a. m. at Lancaster, Sept. IL.
The farmer who sells enough
butter and eggs from the farm to pay
running expenses is to be congratu-
lated. There are great many who
fail to do this and these are the ones
who believe it cannot be done. !
have in mind those who not only pay
all the living expenses of the family
out of the farm produce money, but
a large share of the clothing is bought
with it. Let those who are doubtful
about this business find out how it is
d one and then go and do likewise. .
An exchange is advocating the
organization of a society for the pre-
yention of cruelty to vegetables. Be
cause just think of digging the eyes
out of potatoes, pulling the ears from
corn, eating the heads from cabbage,
pulling the boards from rye. thresh-
ing wheat. cutting the heart out of a
tree, spilling the blood of beet, tear
ing the skin off peach, breaking the
neck of squash, scalding the lettuce,
quartering the apples. seeding the
orange and raisin and many other
such outrages.
e. :" says an exchange, is the most
unfortunate letter in the alphabet be-
cause it is never in cash, and ALWAYS
in debt and never out of danger.
Still there is another side to the ques-
ton. The same letter is the begin
ing of ease and end of trouble. With
out it life would be incomplete and a
partial failure. and our water would
be cut short. Ia its absence the COOK
would serve US with a mat insteal Of
meal and brad instead Of bread e
goes with everyone in his thoughts f
father, mother. sister. brother. sweet
heart and wife, is the rear guard Of
home, always in love and occupies