Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-21
Lou Eberle was At Boscobel sun.

One week from Tuesday is cleo
ton day.
Robins and blue birds were plea
tiful on sunday.
| Adjourned term Of circuit court
on Monda, next.
Mrs. Abel voelz was Mt Horeb
visitor last week.
Ernest Brooks was over from
Bloomington Monday.
j. W Rewey of Rewey was in the
city Monday on business.
jacob Scott and wife OF Waters
town were in Lancaster Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo Smith of Fennimore
had business in our city Monday.
Arthur Marks. who is travelling
.or a shoe house in Milwaukee, spent
Sunday at his home in this city.
Advertisers take up considerable
of Herald space today in making
spring bows to the purchasing public.
County Supt. Nye gives notice in
another column of Southern Wiscon-
sin Teachers Assn. meeting at Platte
vile on April SO.
The yiroqua Republican states
that DR.. Fl. Chase has purchased
the elegant residence property of H.
F. Packard in the Second ward.
II f. Austin Of Hickory Grove
township was here Friday He pnr-
chased half interest in Sheriff Dick
iuson' cheese factory in town Of Lima
while here
The Herald makes a speciality Of
printing horse bills Breeders are re-
quested to call aud see samples and
obtain our figures before ordering
elsewhere.
-Messrs. John Huhnstock and
Jacob Welsh Of Bloomington took
their departure Monday for Oklahoma
on three-weeks' visit with relatives
and friends.
Snow has visited unusual places
this season. 1T has fallen ii Mexico
CITY the first time for fifty years and
IN Madrid where it had not been seen
for eighty wears. Ia Jerusalem snow
fell to the depth Of twelve inches.
The State Board Of Agriculture
will offer $1,000 in premiums for
county exhibits at the next state fair.
and will give an entire building for
their display. thus giving a sufficient
amount of room for good arrange
ment.
Harvey Abrams is as proud man
as there is in town His exuberant
spirits are caused by the advent Of
son on Sunday morning that tipped
the scales at u pounds. Here's sue
cess to the youngster and congratula-
tions to the happy parents.
After the show last Tuesday eve-
ming the mem bers of the Boscobel
Dramatic company were banquetted
at the club rooms by Country Club
BOYS The club bows are great enter
tanners ard our neighboring friends
report having spent a very pleasant
evening.
". F. France Of PlattevilIe. the
well known taxedermist, has taken
be Job Of mounting Ringing Bros
baby elephant Ned, tina. died recently
at Baraboc Mr.. France has the ami
NAL carcass at Platteville now and
is already at worA on the task.
The quarantine has been lifted
/ from tue residence of Mrs Chas.
Richardson, and her daughter Rhoda
+ has recovered from her recent attack
Of diphtheria Mrs. Richardson is ar
ranging to 70 TO western Montana
where Mr. Richardson has position
with an extensive lumber firm.
The WATERFOWL Times dallies
with a mighty problem in this wise:
why is a newspaper like woman
Various answers we're given: BE
cause II has to have something to run
/ it" Because both have to he known
to be apprec .ated." because it
changes its dress. The correct an
,wer is. Because every man should
have one Of its own and not be run
ming after his neighbor's.
H W Kann has purchased the
interests of his partner, Mr.. Schuster.
in the Damn grist mill and Will CON
duct the same in the future. All ac-
counts due the firm are payable to
Mr. Kann. He will eudeavor to
maintain the high reputation Of the
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