Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-28

Ray Carthew is in Watertown
on business.
The Herald makes a speciality
of election tickets.
Now is the time to test your
seed, Mr.. Farmer.
The public schools close Friday
for weeks vacation.
To work hard is good, but to
work intelligenflY is better.
Miss Mary FARMLAND has taken
a school near Spring Green.
Where severe winter abounds
there spring is the most beautiful.
Miss Bessie Vandewallo of Platte
vile was here to visit her people
Monday.
He is near the perfect man who
can make money honestly and spend
it wisely.
In farming, as in other voca-
lions, it is not so much what you do
as how you do it.
Mrs. Geo. Vandewall and child
rem of Platteville we're Lancaster
visitors Monday.
: Messrs. Oscar Jeide and Will
Cornwall were here from Liv-
ingston over Sunday.
Miss Dora Ressmeyer, cashier
at Nathans', will teach school at
Beetown the coming term
DR.. Ed Stukenburg, dentist with
Dr.. Moore, went to Milwaukee to
accept a new position Monday.
You can't mss the big adv. Of
the old reliable implement firm of
G. W. Knapp & son on page to-
day.
Like the snake, the earth will
soon cast its dead, grey skin and
glisten in its many colored tints Of
spring.
Nothing new in city politics
only that Joe Bendorf is out for
alderman in the third ward in op-
position to W. j. Bailie.
Patent medicine advertising
teaches people to be sick. No re-
gular reader of it can by any pos
sibility feel real we'll"
You can have earlier spring
vegetables by starting the seed in
boxes in the house and transplant
ing to the garden when weather
permits.
Fred Judd, the efficient faithful
helper Of L G.Hickok, goes to Fond
du Lac Next week where he will Sc
cure employment at his trade, that
of plumber.
Mrs. JAS. Levins passed away
a an advanced age at the home of
her son Abe north of the city Sun
day morning. Funeral services
we're held yesterday.
1t is said a woman has invented
an auger that bores a square hole.
That's nothing; can she sharpen a
lead pencil properly, or drive a nail
and not mash her thumb?
Jos. T. Bennett is in Dodgeville
at the bedside of his venerable faith
er who is at the point Of death. The
sympathy of all is with the aged
sire and his son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy were
here from Freeport to attend the
funeral of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Sitter. Mr.. Mccarthy returned
home Monday and his wife will re-
main here for short time.
Seats for theBeloit Musical clubs
concert tonight are selling fast at
Benefits. Don't wait but get your
seats at once. The price is 35 cents
and no extra charge for reserved
seats. Don't lose out on a good seat.
Get busy and get 1t now.
The Beloit College Musical clubs
gave their first regular concert at
Lake Geneva, Wis, Friday night to
a large and enthusiastic audience.
The boys also report large audiences
at Aurora and Oak Park. Remem-
Der their concert here tonight and
give them another good house.
Mrs. j Ohm Ness died at her home
near Burton Sunday morning, aged
so years Funeral obsequies will
be held today. Two daughters sur
viv9 Mrs. August Trabe and Mrs.
Augu It JACKIE; also two brothers,
Frel and Chas. Dohlenberg, both
resi- ling in South Dakota.
1t is seldom that Lancaster is
Wis ted by an attraction like the