Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
Local JOttin9S.

Milwaukee Sunday.
Alfred Warren made business
trip TO Fennimore Monday.
Miss Lille Baxter of Fennimore
visited relatives here last week.
The one thing we are willing to
share with all others is trouble.
Stealing a watch has caused
many fellow to wind up in jail.
1t is often hard to disting uish
between a peacemaker and a busy
body.
Mrs. Ell. c.. Rule and children of
Wilmar, Ark, are guests Of FL. Buch-
ner.
If a poor man has the sand he
may be able to win a girl with
rocks.
Ever notice, when man is hurt
who carries an accident policy, how
long he is hurt?
When girl says II will'' in the
marriage ceremony, she probably
means tat the time.
Fred Burckhardt assisted the
Boscobel band boys on the excursion
to Clear Lake Sunday.
Mrs A. Wayne and children are
absent on a three weeks visit with
o. To
Mrs. Jas. Lynn and two sons of
Dubuque are visiting at the home Of
Miss Mary King for / week.
The man who saves money be-
gan yesterday; the man who doesn't
is going to begin tomorrow
Most men are willing to take
things as they come, but they make
a roar about giving them up as they
go.
A man is always telling hisv 1e
that his household expenses are
higher than any other mans in
town.
The grocery faster occasionally
gets the worst Of it; sometimes he
gets black bug with a stolen rasp-
berry.
Ed. Roethe and A. T. IShearer of
Fennimore made Sunday evening
call in town. They are coming
again.
Miss Mccullough of South Da-
kota, who visited her uncle, j. p.
Williams, last week, departed for
Monona Ia, Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Mcmahon returned
to Madison Saturday, after a two
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Johnson.
Miss Jennie Williams of Wauze-
ka is a guest of her cousin, Miss
Flossie Bradley. They visited camp
meeting at Platteville Sunday.
You can't judge by appear
ance," says the Fond du Lac philos-
opher "A bad egg looks as good
from the outside as any other"
Somebody ought to protest in a
vigorous fashion against the foolish
habit of pounding tin cans around a
mans door when he gets married.
"A word to pretty girls between
the ages of sixteen and twenty
you are pretty not because you are
superior to others but because you
are young.
Mrs. Walter Marks and niece,
Miss Clara Calvert, returned to their
home at Omro Friday. They were
accompanied by Geo. Marks, who
remained over Sunday.
Miss Rosa Alcorn is visiting
friends at Dodgeville. She expects
to attend the Christian Endeavor
convention at Spring Green next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Warrick and
daughter Mary, of Wyalusing, and
Mrs. Matte Lent, of Des Moines,
Iowa, are enjoying few days visit
with their mother, Mrs. Tinker, and
calling on their Lancaster friends.
Fred Wenzel resigned as clerk
of the Philips house Monday, and
expects to go into business on the
lower corner with his uncle, John J.
Wenzel. His place with Mr.. Dechow
is being acceptably filled by George
Shrake of Bloomington.
Miss Florence Baldwin, for sew
eral years the efficient and obliging
manager of the Union Telephone Of
flee in this city, has resigned her po-
sition, and rumor runs that about
September 1st, she intends to make
the interesting journey to Alaska
with matrimony the object. Fred