Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-10-09
Register Tuesday or you cannot

Register Tuesday or you cannot
vote.
Tuesday, Oct 2sth, is the final
day for registration
DO not forget Senator Spooners
speech here Oct. goth.
The new M. E. church at Bag
ley was dedicated Sunday.
Mrs. JOS. Godfrey and daugh-
ter Miss Helen, are visiting in ST.
Paul.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Mrs JAS. Hatch Monday,
Oct. 18th at $50 p. m.
IS. O'Neil of Chicago was a
guest of his sister-in law, Mrs. T. M.
Cronin, one day last week.
- Women are SO anxious to have
the last word that when two are
separating, each will bid the other
goodbye several times.
Mrs. E. T. Miles of Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, is spending a few
weeks visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
JOS. Caspers and family
Lancaster is to have another
band. Hubert Alt is the organizer
and leader. Instruments have been
procured and rehearsals are on.
Now we know why the sultan
of Turkey is behind in his running
expenses. He has been investing in
diamond studded automobile.
Rev. Brown announces that
there will be no services at the Con-
gregational church on Sunday next,
nor at the Aupperle school house.
Ladies DESTROYS of voting for
state and county superintendent
must register their names in the
ward they live in if they intend to.
vote.
The registry board holds it's fin
al session Tuesday, Oct. 2Sth. You
must register in the ward you live
in if you wish to vote at the coming
election.
Conductor Henry Searls is tax
ing a vacation and is visiting at Be
lott. Conductor w. B. Kendall of
Baraboo is punching tickets on the
Galena run in his absence.
There will be dances at the
rink on the following dates: Fri
day night Oct. 81, Thanksgiving.
night, Christmas and New Years.
The Dubuque Harp Orchestra will
furnish the music.
The best graduating course a
girl can. take after receiving a com
mon school education, is thorough
course in roastology, boilology,
stitchology, darnology, pathology,
and general domesticology.
Henry L. Miles started for his
home in Oklahoma last Friday, after
spending several weeks visiting at
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Jos. Caspers, also other relatives,
old comrades and friends of Lancas-
ter and neighboring towns.
A Missouri paper tells of a man
named Jones, a newcomer, having
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box one Sunday recently. The
preacher asked why he had been SO
generous and he said that he had
just engaged in business in the town
and he wanted to help along the
cause. Then the preacher an
nounced that he would surely pat
ronize Mr.. Jones and asked all the
congregation who would do like
wise to stand up. Then the whole
congregation arose and the preacher
asked Mr. Jones what his business
was and he replied: II am sa-
loon keeper
Patrons of the postofice who
rent boxes were confronted with
that old familiar slip from Uncle
Sam announcing that box rent was
due this week and we suppose the
usual number will again turn up
missing from the lock boxes, caused
by people accidentally removing
them with their mail and neglecting
to return them. By the way, under
the new postal regulation, all rent
ers of postofice boxes must pay
their dues on or before the 10th of
the month Of each quarter, or the
box will be reported vacant. This
is rule laid down at headquarters
which postmasters must obey, con-
sequently you can save yourself
trOl1blA and ANNOYANCE by promptly