Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-03-14

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funny and furious fashions, but beer
guiding is not one of them. 1t is
estimated that about 1925 to $3.50
worth OF tobacco can be raised per
acre on an average. A dollars worth
of tobacco seed is sufficient for five or
six acres. So that the farmer has
prosperity right in his fist and field
Let him no longer complain of mer-
camille profits Let him proceed to
play even up by raising tobacco. We
are indebted to the gentlemanly Mr..
Mooney for these and many other
facts for which we have not now
space.
1t does not pay to treat tool as
responsible for injury done. A razor
may cut, but it does not pay to get
in rage at the razor. Its the man
that manipulates the thing that should
incur our ire. 1t would not paw to
mash the tool 1t does only what it
has to 10 Let the tool alone. Some
body else may do a good job with it
some day. Some me-. are only tools.
They are used by others. They are
not responsible for their remarks
Let them alone. Some other manage
ment may hold them in hand some
day and then they may prove of some
profit to somebody.
On Tuesday at > O'Clock p. M,
March ), Rev. j. Y. Bennett spoke
the solemn words that united for bet
ter or for worse, Mr.. Frank Mathews
and Miss Laura Vogel. both OF this
city. Mr.. Mathews is son of Super
visor Hugh Mathews. our well known
townsmau aud old soldier friend,
while the bride is a daughter of A
w. Vogel. our skilled electrician We
congratulate these young people
with all cur heart and trust that the
voyage Of life will he pleasant and
profitable to them botn.
on sdaY and Friday evenings.
March 9Th and Sth, the Boscobel
Dramatic company gave perform
ance par-excellenee, at the Ruka
opera house for the benefit of the
Boscobel band, aud for the pleasure
and profit Of the people. The play
was stirring three-act drama in
Western life, entitled. Border Land
with the following
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Jack Ral,tou-Guide and scout........
Joe Dempsey ii.,s Baron Hereford r. !, seemann
Hon. pa,rick McFaddie- 4 y: politI-
elan. #.... ...s...,. W Ill Seeman
Mr,Lester-A banker. .....,... Frank Blair
Cyrus-fi.s servant. mod Nice
tdder-Dempsey' pal. .-..Geo. seemann
thas Lester-A young terror. A. 9. Leggett.
Polly Lester-Ihe bankers daughter.
Miss sprgglns-The Testers goyerness
wlnonaAa Indian sf.jet{yi EN- Mu TSon
Mary LesterA New York belle.....;..
....t-.......-.-,.t. ..--.+.... Cora hretsch
1t is the universal verdict that each
and all OF these peopled played their
parts well, and amid such general ex-
celleuce we can point out no person.
al pre-eminence The entertainment
as whole, surpassed the entertain
ments of companies making greater
pretensions. And this is not mat
ter Of surprise when it is known that
Messrs Rashe Hubbel and A. j. See
man were managers, and Fred Burck-
hardt musical director OF the COM
panv. OF course all was correct.
These men are experts at entertain
ment. The receipts of the two per-
formances were over $4,000. The
Boscobe band will now blow better
than before
August Book. stocktuyer resid-
ing at Johnson's Greek, was killed in
a railroad accident near Chicago
Tuesday. Deceased was a brother of
+. f. Book Of this city.
Henry Cramer has purchased a
meat market al Richland Center and
will remove there with his family.
Married. on Wednesday evening.
March u at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. Thomas
Crouch Mr. Albert Shipley to Miss
Stella Guernsey ali of Boscobel A
number of the the relatives aud init
mate friend Of the contracting par
ties were present by invitation to Wit
ness the ceremony, and to wish them
..bon voyage over the sea of matri-
lmony The bride is the accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Guern-
sev and the groom is the stirring sou
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley SO well
known to our people. The young
couple will locate in Wauzeka about
April lst where Bert has bought a
business. We want Wauzekans to be
good to this choice couple. Shipley
is skillful shaver. and first-class
fellow. and his worthy wife will be
hustling helper. May the shipleys
sail on LIES sea be serene and smooth
without storms and full of sunshine,
and theirs at last be the harbor Of
Heaven. HERALD HELPER,
Pneumonia follows la grippe, but
never follows the use OF Foley's Hon
ey and Tar the great throat and lung
remedy. Take no substitute. Hatch
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