Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08
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Ralph Ray is visiting in Fenni-
more.
Jas. McGonigal went to Bosco-
bel Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Galloway is very i'll
with pleurisy.
Jos. T. Bennett and family
passed the 4th at Madison.
Did you ever notice that it
never got too hot for man to &c
fishing?
The man behind the lawn
mower these days is a warm prop
position.
-Messrs. Herbert Morgans and
Theodore Wenzel visited in Madi-
son over Sunday.
When a man wants to be GER
tain that he is living in Gods coun-
try, all he needs to do is to go out
| of Wisconsin.
Miss Hannah Gunderson, cap
able assistant to her brother, the
register of deeds, is enjoying a
vacation.
License to wed has been grant
ed by County Clerk Griffis to Burt
L. Wilson and Grace Spencer, both
of Boscobel.
Fourth of July is the day when
all the people are in excellent spirits
and considerable more or less
excellent spirits are in a good many
people.
Atty. Clarence Edwards took
his departure for Marshfield yester-
day. Enroute he will sojourn few
days in camp with friends near
Winona.
"A few fellows who don't like the
Herald and wouldn't subscribe for it
under any consideration, somehow
always manage to find out what's
in the paper
"A proof Of the degeneracy of
the times may be found in the fact
that there are SO many nice women
who think more Of pug dogs than
they do of babies.
When man opens up a bust
ness the papers say he has large
circle of friends, and after the &C
counts begin to accumulate in his
ledger he begins to believe it.
--Egotism is one Of the crops most
easily cultivated. A popularity of
the plant is that it makes the most
rapid and permanent growth on the
barrenest Of mental reservations.
The grand army Of American
farmers is sowing and reaping
prosperity, and taking a day off oc-
casionally to go to the circus, laugh
at the clown and forget there are
any politicians nearer the earth
than the dog star.
The Lancaster creamery is en-
joying the finest run of business it
ever had From twelve to fifteen
thousand pounds of milk are receiv-
ed daily and an average of As tubs
of the most palatable butter is
being turned out each week.
The renowned VIM J. Bryan
will speak at the camp grou nd
tabernacle in Platteville, July 18th
at about 2:3O p. m. His theme will
be "A Conquering Nation" The
feature is under auspices of the
Congregational church. Admission
35c with 15c extra for reserved
seats.
Many a girl who has thought it
was terrible disaster when she
failed to get the man she thought
she wanted for husband, has lived
to afterwards appreciate the fact
that it was the best thing that ever
happened to her. And the same
thing is equally true in the case of
many men.
-Trif1es are sometimes endowed
with great power. The nerve of a
tooth not SO large as the finest sew
ing needle, will sometimes drive
a strong man to distraction. A mos
quito can make an elephant abso-
lutely mad. The coral rock which
causes a navy to founder is the
work of tiny insects. The warrior
that has withstood death in a thous-
and forms may be killed by wasp.
Register of Deeds Gunderson
al family, including his mother,
Mrs. Thomina Gunderson and Miss
Hannah were in Mt. Ida Saturday
in attendance at reunion of the
Gunderson family. All the children