Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-26
Young rabbits are ripe.


Henry Grebe left Monday
morning for trip through the
west.
Mrs. Springel and Miss Weaver
Of st. Louis are guests of Mrs. j. Fl.
Baldwin. -
w. D. Burr, of Ellenboro, was
in the city Saturday on a business
and pleasure trip.
j. T. Ruka and wife of Boscobel
were guests of w. E. Lathrop and
family over Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. V Shaw, of Winona,
was the guest of Odessa Smith be-
tween trains Sunday.
Joseph Meyers departed Mon
day morning for Galena for visit
with relatives and friends.
DIR. Mcdaniel of Arlington, Ia,
and V. Ishmael of Cassville were
callers in the city yesterday.
The attention of Lancaster mer-
chants especially is called to the
numerous ads. in this issue.
George Thompson, the livery
man, returned home Mon'lay even
in 3 from weeks trip In Illinois.
1t is hard to tell whether the
young ladies are barefoot or not
when they wear those white
Slippers.
Ben Wilkinson was over from
Patch Grove Saturday shaking
hands with friends and transacting
business.
Mayor and Mrs. S. E. Hassell
took departure Monday morning for
visit with DR.. Brown and family
at Los Vegas, N. M.
Sam Hildreth, a miner employed
at Linden, was instantly killed Fri
day. A stone weighing three tons
or more fell on him.
Frank lockwood is off on his
annual vacation. He left Monday
morning for an outing with his
brother at Monticello.
-Mesdames r. B. Showalter and
J. G.. Harshberger were at Fenni-
more to see Mrs. Narrower Satur-
day who is seriously i'll.
Rev. Schlelcher is on a short
vacation. He took departure Mon
day morning and his trip includes
visits at Madison, Milwaukee and
Watertown
The American Sugar Company
will build a 5000, 900 sugar factory
at the east end of Madison and ex-
poets to have it in operation by the
fall Of 1905. 1t will employ $50
men.
Not all the suckers are raised
on the farms, for the fakirs find
mighty good picking in all our
small towns, where smart Alecs
flourish like dandelions on town
lawn.
-Ziegler Bros. of this city have
the contract for installing heating
p ants at Fennimore for DR.. A B.
B iiley and also for Editor Roethe
in their residences. Abel Voelz is
doing the work.
Instructors employed to teach
in the Cassville high school are
Frances M. Bray, principal; Erskine
Jay, assistant principal; Mrs. May
Holford, grammar department; Miss
Anna Casper, intermediate; Miss
Freda Garner in the primary.
The wife should be entitled to
the undisputed use of the egg money
on the farm. Some get it, and
many don't. The sensible man will
encourage his wife and daughters
in the poultry business and assist
them to make it a reliable source of
income for the women folks. An
income of 5000 a year is entirely
possible from this source.
John Schreinef attended Mon
ona Lake assembly Monday and
heard Capt. Jack Crawford. the
famous poet-scout who was the
leading feature of the program.
On the occasion of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schreiner's trip to Europe a few
years ago, Capt. Crawford was a
passenger on the same ship and
they became quite we'll acquainted.
Mr.. Schreiner is a great admirer of
the man and his visit to Madison
was to see Crawford in particular.
The reason why farm-reared
boys achieve success in all lines of
business and the professions. is not
far to seek. 1t is due primarily to
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