Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
Local lettings.

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Miss Anna Nehls is Platteville
visitor this week.
Il. d. Eastman had business at
Montfort Saturday.
Doris Griswold has returned
from Spokane, Wash.
Miss Sadie Libert Of Platteville
is visiting relatives here.
-Chas Edwards Of Linden spent
Sunday with his family here.
Postmaster Meyer Of Boscobel
was a Lancaster visitor Thursday.
Miss Louise Scheinpfug returned
to her home in Boscobel Saturday.
Miss Ellen Chaifee is in attend
ance at the Monona Lake Assembly.
Miss Maud Woodland Of stltzer
was the guest Of Miss Ethel Carter
Friday.
Misses Anna and Florence Rumble
left Monday for visit with friends
at Baraboo.
If you desire the best job print
ing at the lowest rates come to che
Herald office.
Miss Stella Walker returned last
Thursday from a six weeks visit at
Mason City, la.
The CITY Council will hold its
regular monthly meeting for August
Monday evening.
Dates to remember: Sept. 18th.
18th and 18th. Occasions The Grant
county fair at Lancaster.
Lieut. Hobson Of kissing fame
and hero Of the Merrimac speaks at
Monona Lake Assembly Friday
Miss Julia Sweeney left Saturday
for a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs y Eastman. At Preston.
The Misses Bertha and Emma
Guentzel of Boscobel were guests of
Miss Cora Baumgartner last week.
Jas. Harvey and family Of Beloit
were guests at the home Of his father,
Chas. Harvey, in this city last week.
Misses Charlotte and Beth Lowry
spent Thursday and Friday OF last
week in Fennimore-guests at the
home OF Sam Clifford.
Come to Lancaster Aug. 22nd
aud enjoy the festivities along with
the Woodmen. You're guaranteed a
good time or have your day refunded.
Sheriff c. c. Dickinson. Dist
Atty Brown and c. F. Dickinson are
purchasing a large herd Of young cat
tie to lie sent north for grazing and
viii also winter them there.
Miss Carrie Beun returned Mon
day from three weeks visit with
friends at Mitin. She was accom-
panied 81 Miss Mae cambridge Of
that place, who Will visit Mrs Art Benu.
What is most sorely needed in
this country Is newly invented
bucksaw or garden-hoe which will
possess the same fascination for the
l5-year-old kid as does the baseball
bat
Mrs Hudson left Saturday for
Monona. Her daughter. Miss jose
phine. and the Misses Tutiiey accom-
panied her as Tar as Madison where
they spent sunday visiting with
friends
W Eastman and family returned
70 their home in Waterloo. Ia on
Monday. Little Miss Vera Eastman
accompanied them as far as Livings-
ton. where she viii visit week with
relatives
The only cure for Incidence is
work The only cure for selfishuess
is sacrifice The only cure for unbe-
lief il to shake OF the ague Of doubt
by doing your couscience's bidding.
The only cure for timidity is 10
plunge into some dreaded duty be-
tore the chill has time 70 come
ID know that be advertising in
a newspaper IS the best reading in it9
The merchant who advertises paws
for the space he uses 10 tel You what
+ be has 70 sell and the bargains he has
10 offer. he wants you TO read il and
pays for having il published it
effects your pocketbook. Il YOU want
% keep posted on where 70 get what
you want a. the lowest price read the
advertisements in your home paper.
The United States Government
has issued fraud order against the
.lucky stones from India. guaran-
teed t. be good for love 81 rheuma-
tism, 70 relieve pain and make ones
business remuuerative. Il Will al
WAYS be necessary 70 protect a far