Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-01-08
"A red nose NAV be due to the

| glass.
A man usually blows in lot of
money on blow out.
The better a man gets on in the
world the better off he is.
AT morgues and banks one must
| be Identified to be treated decently.
-"Getting out of the swim" gen
orally means ''floundering in the
mire"
Many an artist who claims to be
welded to art should hurry for a
| divorce.
The Hub advertises a removal
sale. You cannot miss the ad. II
! you look at pages for it takes the
entire page.
Henry Lenstra and his friend,
| Clarence Keothe, of Keller, were in
the city Tuesday. The first named
| will receive the Herald hereafter.
Rev. W. j. G. Ralph will preach
again at the Congregational church
next Sunday. Subject for the
morning service, ''The Test and
Measure of Service" Subject for
evening service, The Worth of
Man"
The West Side Reading circle at
their regular meeting Tuesday after
noon elected the following officers
for ensuing year: Pres, Mrs. R. B.
Showalter; Vice-Pres., Mrs. T. F.
orion; Secy. and Treas, Mrs. T. M.
Young.
Judge Clementson upheld action
of the county court in probating the
will of the late John Varrell as a
result of the contest in circuit court
last week, and the contestants of
the will met defeat by the decision
so rendered.
DIR. JOS Clementson has been
very sick young man at his fathers
home in this city. The trouble is
appendicitis and first Of the week
his condition was serious DR..
Gault has the case in charge. At
this writing he is convalescent.
Start the first of the year to file
away your home paper each week.
No volume will afford you more in
terest in after years, or more good
lasting profit for the Investment.
It gives you dates Of local events
which you cannot produce elsewhere;
marriages, obituaries, etc. In fact
your home paper is a history of that
portion of the world which you and
your friends occupy.
"A marble font was placed in
Emanuel church in this city Sunday
last as a memorial to Richard and
Mary BROKER. The font is of grey
Vermont marble, about three feet
in height, and was designed and
executed by Alfred Warren of Lam
caster. The adaptation of the design,
the ornamentation of the material
and the purpose for which it is to
be used is fully equalled by the
faultless construction No such
specimen of the marble cutters
work was ever seen in Lancaster.
Oscar Wright and Roy Ivey
we're hunting Friday and serious
accident was narrowly averted in
the careless handling of a shot gun
in hands of the former. In discharg-
ing the weapon number of stray
shots of the load went in close prox-
unity to Roy and portion of them
landed in his anatomy. One barely
missed an eye and landed in the
upper part of the nose. Two struck
the top of his head and two stopped
their course in his arm. The young
man was knocked down by the
shock of the bullets and blood gushed
from the wounds Both were badly
scared and in suspense as to the SER
iousness of the injuries. They run
their horse to the city and made
haste to physicians Office for ex-
animation. The eye wound was the
worst, but it turned out to be moth
ing of great consequence. Oscars
fright was nearly as serious as Roy's
hurts. The incident will however
not soon be forgotten.
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