Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-01-15


Mrs. Art Benn went to Fenni
more Tuesday to join her husband,
who is employed in a meat market
there
DO not miss reading the open
ing installment of our new serial on
page 3. Tt is one of the best ever
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story, your expectations will be
more than realized in perusing it.
The joint installation of the G.. A.
r. and w. r. c. Saturday evening
was well attended and a most en-
jOyable event. A feast of good
things was spread for the inner man
after the ceremonies to which all
present did ample justice. The OF
| ficers Of both orders were installed
to their respective positions in an
exemplary manner. Their names
we're printed in this paper a short
time ago, following their election.
-Workmen in employ of the
Aurora Foundry and Machine Works
of Aurora, Mo-, are engaged in in
stalling hosting and pumping APP
paratus at the Eberle mine, also two
air drills. A 40 h. p. gasoline en-
CINE is being placed in position also
to operate the machinery. The
total cost of the outfit was 50, 900.
1t is expected that the job will be
executed in about two weeks Eight
men are now steadily employed at
the mine, mainly il developing,
charging shafts and in general
way getting ready for an extensive
business as soon as spring opens.
About 600 tons of ore are now on
the dump. A sample of $50 pounds
of it was recently sent to Joplin,
Mo-, for examination and testing
with view Of determining upon size
and class of concentration that will
be purchased
Mrs. Elizabeth Groom died at
her home in the town of Cassville
Wednesday Of last week, aged "a
years. Deceased was pioneer set
tier of Grant county, coming here
in the early sos. She was born
near Liverpool, England, on Sept.
IL, 1919. She emigTated to this
country in 1849 shortly after which
she was married to VIM. Groom,
and had resided with her husband
on the old homestead ever since.
He died a number of years ago.
Deceased is survived by her sons,
Geo. E. and Lewis, of Cassville
township, Walter of Colorado City,
and Mesdames Antoine and Peter
Obershaw of this village. Also
step-son Elijah of Boscobel, and two
step-daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Gainard
of Salem, Ore, and Mrs Sophia
Craig, of Oklahoma Funeral SER
vices were held Friday and were
largely attended.
The time to think most of ad-
vertising is when business is not
very good. IF man does what
will make business he will find that
his efforts are worth making all the
time. IF he knows how to develop
business he ought to keep at it when
business is not SO very good, and he
will never have cause for regret.
The man who knows how to push
for what is worth having will never
have any regrets or have reason to
mourn for the lack of something to
do All business men are anxious
to have what they can get in the
way of business. Many of them are
not able to judge just how this can
best be accomplished. Some mag
inc they have the plan that cannot
fail and later find it does fail. It
takes the resourceful merchant to
cover every point. Tt takes the
man who is able to introduce one
thing this year and another next.
One who knows how to use an idea
this month and have something
fresh for next month to get the best
that's going. Ii all the good things
are struggled for SO that the recipi-
ent may appreciate the worth Of
what he obtains, there will be no
doubt of his satisfaction. Keep af-
ter business when business is not
abundant. Keep studying ways to
get business when the plan now in
use fails. Keep pushing as hard as
possible if you want to get as much
business as possible and the result
will be agreeable and the profits
satisfactory.