Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-07-28
Local JOttin9S.

Advertising in the Herald
brings quick returns.
Miss Mae Joeckel visited at
PIatteville this week.
Mrs H. S. Rhodes visited at
Moatfort Thursday.
W. A. Johnson was in Milf u
o. business Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Ressmeyer is
visiting friends at Glen Haven.
Ell. Breithaupt, Of Platteville,
was a business caller here Wednes-
day.
W. G. Knox and Ell Hyde went
ID Millville Thursday and brought
back the campers.
-Messrs. John Decker, Will
Walker and Henry Carroll enjoyed
camp life at Millville this week.
State politics continues to boil
and bubble but nothing like the
old time enthusiasm is evident.
Mrs. Frank narrower of Bosco-
bel was a guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. V. Mink at Burton this week.
Miss Ethel Mitchell of Cuba
City was a guest at the j. G. Pendle-
ton home in the fourth ward this
week.
Rev. Stewart of Cassville was a
caller yesterday. He was enroute
to Montfort to see his little daugh-
ter who makes her home with an
uncle there.
The story that to be stung by
bees will cure rheumatism is now
disputed. 1t is now claimed that
the sting only makes one forget his
rheumatism for a short time.
-Rollo W. Moses, night oper-
ator at the Farmers phone is
taking two weeks off, and is visiting
in Chicago. His place in the office
is being filled by Miss Mabel Bieg.
Because Memorial day is de-
graded into a day of horseraces and
ball games the grand army proposes
ito change it to the last Sunday in
May. Even that won't stop its
dissertation in the cities.
A scared horse should never be
whipped. When a horse is whipped
for being scared he thinks he has
good reason for being scared and
will scare again under similar con-
ditions. He should be shown that
there is nothing to be scared at.
The Richland Center High
School has a total of $1,O79 due
from the various towns of the
county who sent pupils to school
here during the past year. The
total amount paid and due in tut
ton during the last school year was
$1,000.
The Herald has received one Of
the most complete anu handsome
sets OF sample calendars for 1907
ever issued. Merchants desiring to
issue Calendars will save money by
looking over the splendid assort-
ment and leaving their orders with
us. we can show finer goods at
lower pr1c Is than the peddlers.
When a man plaYfully points a
pistol or gun at you knock HIM
down; don't stop to inquire whether
it is loaded or not, knock him
down. Don't be particular what
you hit him with, only see that it
is properly done. If cOrOner's in
quest Is held, let it be on the other
fellow; he won't be missed.
The best remedy against a
lapse Of memory is the piece of
thread tied about the finger. But
Lancaster mans wife tied piece of
thread around his finger III the
morning TO remind him to get his
hair cut. On his way home TO
dinner he noticed the piece of
thread. Yes, l remember" he
said, and smiling proudly, entered
Geo. Gibbs barber shop and sat
down before the accustomed artist.
why, l cut your hair this morn
inc, sir" said the barber.
DO not sign nomination pa
per for a candidate for office and
think that is the end of it. When
you sign such a paper you also
pledge yourself to support the can
didate whose paper you sign. 1t is
a pledge a long time before the
nomination ana often before yoa
know who are to be the other can
dIdates. If we are not mistaken.
a good many people are signing
nomination papers without know
inc this. If YOU are not ready to