Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-11-07
Local JOttingS.
The price of coal is

Landlord Wenzel was in Fenni-
more Monday.
Take down your sign when you
quit advertising.
NOTE the extraor binary offers given
by the Hub clothing store IN their
adv. today.
Nothing pays better dividends
than loyalty to your home town.
Clarence Patch was home from
Linden to pass Sunday with his
wife.
Harry Shepherd and y. 2:
T1edemann, with their wives, passeo
Sunday at Patch Grove.
County Clerk Tufiey returned
to his old home in Marion to exer-
else the right of suffrage yesterdt y.
Mrs. Albert Philips and child
rem are visiting her perents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J. Weir in Oklahoma.
The sugar beets continue to
roll in. No better fall weather was
ever made for the harvest of this
crop.
We're glad the campaign is
over. From now on there'l be
something besides politics to talk
about.
The father of Prof. Turneaure
of Madison, who LAID our Lancas-
ter anti-septic sewerage system, is
dead.
Remember the New England
supper at the G. A. r. hall Friday
evening. Admission free; supper
-25cs everybody invited.
"A candy booth and grab back
will be some OF the side issues at
the New England supper at the q.
A. R. hall Friday evening.
Little Elizabeth BURNER re-
turned home to Milwaukee Monday
morning after an enjoyable visit
with Lancaster relatives.
The Ladies Aid of the Congreg-
;at1onal church will meet with Mrs.
'Chas. Baxter, Friday afternoon at
the usual hour. A good attendance
lis desired.
Go. I, 20 Wis, and all associate
members are invited to attend re-
union of this company at the home
of Mrs. VIM. White at Mt.
Hope on Dec. 9TH.
ANIME Beiscamper, who ID at
tending Lawrence University, has
been chosen delegate of Y. w. Z.
A. to represent them at Beloit, on
the 9th, 10th and 18th.
The little sparrow don't seem to
increase or diminish. The people
and cats are their enemies, and
while the boys are more friendly to
other birds, they destroy the
sparrows. In twenty years there
seems to be no change in this
vicinity.
Don't claim an ignorance of
evil, but rise up and over it to
pUrer realms of thought, and help
yourself and humanity by thinking
and talking of the good things all
about us. Beautiful loves, fine
friendship, noble charities Look
for them and you will find them.
Saturday afternoon Nov. 10th,
the American History club will
have comforter tying at Mrs. A.
Q. Morse's. There will also be a
guessing contest as to the contents
OF covered dishes. Each lady to
bring her covered dish and pencil
and paper. Come early.
Officers of the Boscobel Fair
Assn. for ensuing year are as fol
lows: Pres, John Lambert; Vice
Pres, Jacob Scott; SecY., A. j.
Seemann; Treas John ScheInpfug.
The fair will be held next year the
same time as is customary, the first
week in September.
FLORISTS say that some flowers
when made into boquets together
will wilt in a very short time.
Roses and mignonette, for example,
are so destructive to each other that
they will not last through a dinner.
1t IS possible that the sweet scent
of flowers was once deadly odor
which killed other plants likely to
grow in the same soil, and thus
protected the plant giving it out.
November Srd,a merry party of
American History Club ladies chart
cred the bus and left Lancaster
early in the morning for the pleas