Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-06

Pierce Patterson anu Ian1ly
were Lancaster visitors Sunday.
Modern Woodmen will hold a
big picnic at Freeport tomorrow.
Miss Lobina Perry of Superior
is a guest of Mrs. Frank lockwood.
The Ladies' Aid of the Con-
gregational church Will not meet
Friday.
Rev. Munro, rector Of the
Episcopal parish, is in Mineral
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Showalter
visited in North Andover and Glen
Haven over Sunday.
Abel Roberts has been very
i'll for several weeks, but is now
somewhat improved.
Sam Kemper will enter employ
of the Aupperle Groc. company to-
day, taking John Fenelon's place.
The annual picnic of the Catholic
knights of Southwest Wisconsin
will be held IN Mineral Point, Tues
day, June 10.
Messrs. J. S. Wright, Jas.
Scullon, W. J. Brennan, Harry
Barnett and VIM. Mcmahon were
at Potosi Friday.
Miss Annie Schleicher who had
been visiting her uncle, Rev. G..
Schleicher, returned to her home at
Sun Prairie, Sunday.
The lady's free rest room in the
city hall was well patronized Memo
rial day and is a convenience great
ly appreciated.
Don't forget to write all your
relatives and friends to come to Ian
caster to celebrate the fourth and
take in the carnival.
An exchange insists that the
pessimist is again defined as the
heartless chap who sees nothing to
admire in those lovely short
sleeve" effects.
H. c. Bryhan is at Sheboygan,
as a delegate from Mississippi Valley
lodge of Lancaster to the meeting
of the grand'lodge of Odd Fellows
in session there this week.
Most of the candidates in lining
up for the primary assume too
much in announcing themselves
candidates for Office. They are only
candidates for nomination.
Mrs. Mary Barber of Chuluota,
Orange Co., Florida, arrived in Ian
caster last Saturday noon for a
summers visit with her mother,
Mrs. A. Cover, and other relatives.
George H. Clements, formerly
publisher of the Milwaukee Sentinel.
and later with the Fourth Estate
and Ell Paso News, has given 10
newspaper work and taken a fruit
ranch near Ell Paso.
Lancaster needs advertising.
and it is up to the business men Of
the city to see that she gets it. The
coming carnival offers a splendid
opportunity, and now is the time to
make full preparations.
d, Schreiner left Sunday after
noon for Sheboygan where he at
tends the annual session Of the grand
lodge, |. 0. 0. F., in session there
this week. sHe passed Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. Sanders at Madi-
son.
At this particular time is heard
the common expression: 1.-THE as
SCISSOR is abroad in the land" Such
being the fact, wouldn't it be great
if we all welcomed him with open
arms and told him the truth. the
whole truth and nothing but the
truth?
How they do appreciate a
storm out in Kansas! Here is the
way the Topeka Herald headed ND
the last one: ga Kansas Soaker-
State gets an old-time rain that
means money-Makes the farmers
glad-Crops that were threatened
now IN good shape"
Not one man in twenty ever
takes the trouble to thank an editor
for a complimentary notice. Of
course, it is not expected that thew
should, but if the notice happens to
touch a mans toes, he not onIv
abuses the editor, but tries to in
duce all his friends to do likewise
Several postoff1ces in this sec.
ton have transacted sufficient b11si-
ness during the past year to warrant
increase in salary of the postmas-
tiers. Postmaster Webb gets a raise
Of G100 a111 1,1c