Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-05-27
Local JOttin9S.
9rv dentist is looking for a

is to forget it.
The quickest way to cure a cold
is to get hot over it.
"A strong appetite will not stop
at burned beefsteak.
Editor H. E. Roethe of Fenni-
more was in town Saturday.
The lecture field is open, and
audiences have an easy way of es-
cape.
If the baking is unfit for COM
pany then the children have a
chance.
Frank Schreiner and family and
Miss Emma Schreiner were in Platte
vile Sunday.
A woman may not cook your
chicken to suit you, but she can
cook your goose.
Apply for space in the fair book
at once if you intend being repre-
sented this year.
The Senior class of the Hazel
Green school will put on class play
next Tuesday eve.
Darlington dogs must wear
muzzles from May Is to Oct. Is
each year according to ordinances.
Children are requested to bring
in donations of flowers for DecOra-
ton day and leave same at the
Joeckel building.
New subscribers this week are
D. G. johnson, Mrs. T. H. Edwards,
H. G. Orion, Lancaster; Harry
Coombs, Postville, la.
A drop of ink makes millions
think. If you desire to reach the
buying public of Lancaster and
vicinity, advertise in the Herald.
DIR. J. A. Gault has purchased
the residence property adjacent to
City Clerk Michaelis on the east of
E. C. Bryan of Boscobel. The
deal was made through Brennan &
McCoy's agency. Consideration ST.
60O.
-Messrs. Frank and Adam Funk
and Chas. Smith went to the Mis-
sissippi last week to engage in
claiming. Owing to the high stage
of water all operations have been
discontinued by clammers for the
time being, and the young men re-
turned home.
We have before us pamphlet
containing the proceedings OF the
winter meeting of the Missouri state
press association and note. among
the illustrations the likeness Of John
D. Dopf, an old newspaper man and
at one time with the Grant County
Herald in J. G. Covers time.
Lancaster has a Juvenile base
ball team that discounts anything
in this section for their age. 1t de-
feated a team Fennimore Satur
day, May 18th, to score of 10 to IL
and last Saturday took the pride
out of an aggregation of Platteville
youngsters to the tune Of to z.
The commencement exercises Of
Hazel Green high school were held
Wednesday eve of last week.
Orations and essays were dispensed
with and Prof. Perisho delivered an
able address to the class. County
Supt. Nye was present and pre-
sented the diplomas to the graduates
in few well chosen words.
Lou Chapman was here from
Chicago last week and visited his
brother, Chas. Roberts. They had
not met for long term of years
and had hard work recognizing each
other. Mr.. Roberts went to the
town of Lima with his brother Sun
day where they visited a sister, Mrs.
Jos. Edge. The three children had
not been together since the death of
their father many years ago, and
the reunion was a pleasant one.
-FIon. D. Abrams of Lancaster
and sister, Mrs. S. A. Hatch, of
Bloomington, returned Monday
evening of last week from Benton
Harbor, Mich, whittier they were
called by the sad intelligence Of the
death of brother, John Abrams,
who passed away suddenly of heart
failure, aged II years. They ar
rived there in time to attend the
funeral. A widow survives. De-
ceased was well-to-do, possessing
one of the most productive fruit
farms in that section. He was here
on a visit about year ago.
-Colored shoes are said to be
coming into vogue again at the beck
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