Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-30
Local JOttings.

F. Fl. Fisher has been in Mil
Waukee this week.
Mrs. G. B. Eastman went to
Milwaukee yesterday.
It'll be hard to keep the crowds
off the court house lawn next week.
County Clerk Tuf1ey and daugh-
ter Hazel went to Chicago yester-
day.
Miss Pearl Robinson, Of Fen
nimore, attended the Dyer Peterson
wedding.
Wilbur Doll was home from
Milwaukee for a visit with his par
ents this week.
Miss lamar Jenkins Of Mifdin
is a guest of her friend, Miss Mabel
Starr in this city.
Rev. Paul Brown, of Marlnette,
will preach in the Baptist church,
Sunday July 1st.
Miss Elsie McGranahan Of Chi
cago IS guest OF relatives IN Lam
caster and vicinity.
Ed Breithaupt was III the city
Wednesday in the interests of the
Grand Union Tea company.
Rev. Munro of the Episcopal
church will hold services at Fenni-
more tomorrow afternoon.
Come one and all, both great
and small-tO the carnival and cele-
brati0n at Lancaster next week.
Don't miss the carnival. It's
as good as any circus you ever saw.
Bring all the children in every day.
Saloon license has been granted
to four saloons in Dodgevllle the
coming year. Last year they had
five.
A neat carnival souvenir con-
tanning the program of the entire
week is being published by Harry
Nathan.
The prohibitionits have nomi-
mated Lincoln Abraham, of Bloom:
ington on their state ticket for in
surance commissioner.
Miss Jennie Hoffman arrived
home Wednesday evening from
Richland county where she closed
successful term of school,
Herman E. Goll1ner of Mineral
Point and Philip Devala Of Linden,
spent Sunday and Monday with
Philip Bennett and family.
The Catholic church fair held
at Glen Haven Melted the congrega-
ton over $500. The proceeds will
be used in installing heating plant.
The annual encampment of the
G. A. r at Minneapolis in August,
promises to be one of the most
largely attended for several years
back.
Frank Taylor and family re-
turned to Boscobel first of the week,
after an extended visit with rela-
tives in this vicinity. Miss Gussie
Benoy accompanied them for a visit.
The band concerts given each
Thursday evening are greatly en-
joyed by citizens generally and
draw large audiences. The boys
should meet with some substantial
encouragement.
Father Maggie, of Chicago, who
will deliver the Fourth of July ora
ti)n, is acknowledged to be one Of the
best speakers IN the country and all
who hear HIM will be treated to
something out of the common.
The best way to guard against
schemes of grafters and keep up to-
date in general is to be a regular
reader of this paper. 1t is always
the one who does not read his home
paper who gets caught by the graft
ers and fakirs.
Farmers as rule, report every
thing in good growing condition,
with the exception of grass. They
think the hay crop will be some
what light. Corn, pototoes and
bets are leaping forward. Trips in
the country just now are full Of in
t9rest.
The man who went out to milk
and sat down on a boulder in the
middle of the pasture and waited
for the COW to back up, was 8
brother to the man who kept 8
store and he wouldn't advertise he
cause he reasoned that the purchas
ing public would back up to his
place of business, when it wanted
something.
AT Mazomanie. Tuesday after
noon, Alois Hueter dropped dead