Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-10-24
POTOSi.
Things Done and Thought of in the
Old Town.


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ln ~ god ana red blown east and vest
Behold october passes By
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AN attractive. so much 81 that's its inn
possible for one to keen track of those
who come here to gaze upon tho beau
ties nature has been SO kind to give to
us. They are no. all confined to the
valleys: you'll find them scattered over
the hills. but someone with an eve for
the beautiful will be picking them ont
to adorn their homes and future Oc-
tober viii find Just as many replaced
among these old hills as there is to be
gazed upon today. Theresa few bright
spots OF color. il they don't lose their
luster. may be removed before the frost
does too much damage. There's a few
local colors that with few warm tints
tas1efully displayed over their features
would pass inspection TO one not ac-
customed 70 such beautiful coloring;
but there areothel's beyond repair. who
as wall fiowers aud back grounds. are
necessity 20 thelf brighter sisters.
Mrs. Altha Williams aud Mabel Bon
ham, two bright aud pretty cousins Of
the Hurricane, We're visitors in town
the last OF the week.
Mrs. VIII Neimer of Cassville and
her children are visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Elscamp.
Mrs. Nv. H. Hunt was at church Sun
day morning She returned to her
home in Platteville the first Of the
week accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Martha Jackson
Mrs. Sam Green accompanied her
husband OH his trip here Saturday and
visited with friends while Sam hustled
the storekeepers.
The Rev. 7. !. Brown of Lancaster
was calling on friends ia town Thurs
day and among other places visited
the High school and made a few re-
marks To those who have thus far
climbed the steps that seem so hard
to many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schrum of Platte
Vile we're visiting with friends Sun
day.
r F. Seaton has improved the looks
of his residence by having it newly
painted and now has the most attrac-
tive place on Easy street. / believe
that is the name Of the street people
who have retired from business live
on.
Mr. Koerber has had \ RI foot well
drilled II his nast,,re which i ono ~
the hest bnildine, ln+s II, tho town ana
The most attractive for 4 residence
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walked a. nrondlv nv her side as II tbe
- II
They saw nothing but each other.
heard naught but the tender words
each said To the other. To them Main
street with its busy. its pandemonium
Of sounds. was hidden as by a veil.
The couple stopped in the deserted en-
trance of a theatre and stood there
billing and cooling. Past them went
the street cars which brought them
back to earth. and that the last boat
would soon leave they started TO walk