Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-21

Thursday.
Miss Sadie Moses visited friends
in Sitter over Sunday
Mrs Barkell and daughter Mary
are visiting in Woodman.
Mrs. Rev. J. A. Ringold is visit
ing her sister at Durango, la.
Miss Maggie Lind Of Sitter is
the guest Of Mrs. NJ Wenzel
Arthur Hubbard spent sunday in
Rockville with his grandfather
Mrs. f. J. Lang of Ipswich made
her parents brief visit last week.
Mrs. Ed. Angus and children
spent Saturday with Sitter friends.
-MisssMalinda Klrchner returned
to her home in Sitter last Saturday.
Miss NoIlie Goodrich went to
GAINESVILLE Saturday to remain a few
days visiting friends.
Miss Bertha Stueart of Fennimore
was the guest of Miss Delphia Oswald
a portion OF last week.
Mrs. J. B. Church Of Fennimore,
who has been in our city on business
for two weeks, returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs Juliet Griswold returned
last Thursday from two weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. VIM. Grisvold,
al Sitter
The Schiller Male Quartettt eg
a very good house last Friday even
ing and the entertainment was first
class in every respect.
Miss Ruby Dyer has been en-
gagged 70 teach the spring term Of
school in the Aupperle district, three
miles south OF town.
The following teachers are at
home to spend the spring vacation.
Orlo Wheeler. Ethel Carter, Ollie Hy-
mer. Edna Moses. Linda Henkel
Mrs. Glazier Of Bloomington took
the train here Thursday for Madison,
where she was called on account OF
illness OF her daughter, Miss Emma,
who i a student at the university.
w. II. Rose will not travel in the
interests of any harvesting company
this year He has concluded to re-
main at home and will enter the poul-
try business to some extent again
In Atlanta the other day an auto
mobile driver steered his machine
trifle close to the southern extremity
of mule In the mix up that fol-
lowed the man and the automobile
were disabled, while the mule-well.
the mule did just what might have
been expected Of him.
An exchange says thatit mas been
discovered that the home grown, hand
spanked, RAGGED. barefooted country
boy makes 4 better fighter in the bat
tie Of life than does The hampered,
well-clothed city boy. whose trousers
have been busted with nothing but
golden slipper, and it adds, Give US
the hand spanked boy every time.
An exchange says It is getting up
a new primer. one page reads Thus
". See the corn in the field. Can
the corn walk2 No, the corn stalks
See the pretty cake. Does the cake
stalk? No, but YOU ought to see the
cake walk | have rope Can the
rope walk? Yes. if It is taut. See
the hen in the garden. Can the hen
rise2 No, she sets.
a business place is no place for
idle girls and the reckless BOYS to be
hanging around. Busy people haven't
time 10 entertain that kind Of COM
pany and an employer doesn't want
them around at all. There are a few
such girls about the city who ought
to oe at home helping their mothers
instead Of spending their time in
other peoples way.
"A minister was one day walking
along a road aud TO his astonishment
he saw a crowd of boys sitting in
front 81 ring with a small dog in
the center When be came up to
them he put the following question:
What are YOU doing to the dog"
One little boy said: Whoever tells
the bigge~, lie wins it," "Oh." said
the minister. i am surprised at You
little boys. for when was like you
never told lie There was 81
lence for awhile until one OF the boys
shouted. Hand him up the dog"
a story in circulation IS to the
effect that rustic couple in Indiana
got married short time ago aud
boarded train for a wedding trip.
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