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

-Galena has carnival this week.
Atty. Geo. B. Clementson passed
Sunday in Galena.
Miss Rose Pennock is visiting
friends at Livingston.
Keep Lancaster's big carnival
and 4th of July celebration in mind.
The carnival company that is
TO be at Lancaster the week of the
4th is at Mt. Horeb this week.
Try to name the things in trade
that are great sellers and yet are
not advertised. You will not get
far.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Young took
Saturday mornings train for Bos-
ton and other cities in the,east on a
pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wright are
visiting in Cuba City and anticipate
visiting the Galena carnival before
returning home.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Godfrey left
Saturday morning, bound for Bos-
ton where the doctor will attend
the annual meeting Of the American
physicians.
Horse liniment rubbed on the
chest will not cure nightmare,
Neigh, neigh. You should curb
your gait, shy at the lobster salad
and eat more oatmeal.
Mrs. Jas. Mccormick took dc
pal ture Monday morning for She
boygan where she represents the
Rebecca lodge of this city alta meet
In5 Of the grand lodge Of that order.
-Messrs. Ed Brinkman, Chas.
Klarman, Carl Roth and John
Williams returned from their North
Dakota trip Monday. They pur-
chased two sections Of land.
A parent inquiries of us how to
best bring manageable young
people together. Nothing better
than a dark piazza and a comfort
able hammock has eyer been dis
covered.
Over two hundred and fifty
engines passed through East Du-
buque during the past few days en-
route to ST. Paul for the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rail
ways.
A love-sick young man at
Platteville wrote his sweetheart for
a lock of hair, and she sent him
lock from the hair mattress Of the
s1tting-room sofa. They do not
speak MOVE.
The home talent production
given Friday evening the proceeds
of which are to be sent to aid the
Frisco sufferers, was we'll pat
ronized and so was received.
Everyone taking part deserves
credit and the entertainment was
greatly enjoyed.
In writing up a social function
ia a neighborlng city the other day
the reporter expressed it this way:
s'rhe luncheon and decorations
were pink" The compositor evid-
entity knew better for it appeared
like this: 1.-THE luncheon and de-
corations were punk"
Solitude is a matter of taste. 1t
has been the subject of much dis
cUssion. Volumes have been written
IN praise or condemnation of it.
But perhaps the real value of
solitude has never been so subtly
and accu1 ately expressed as by the
girl who was asked if she liked be-
ing alone. "That depends" she
said sweetly, ION whom I am alone
with"
Judge Clementson and Court
Reporter Orion went to Darlington
Monday to hold a regular term of
circuit court for Lafayette comfy.
The calendar is somewhat larger
than usual and contains ID jury
cases, 6 issues Of fact for court, 2
cases Of law for court and 9 criminal
cases. The criminal calendar is
composed mostly of whiskey cases.
1t is reported that currant
worms have made their appearance
and that they are rapidly stripping
the leaves from the bushes. If such
is the case the currant crop will be
negative quantity. Spraying the
bushes with solution of hellebore
is recommended as an effective
remedy. People having currant
bushes should examine them and if
the cur1ant worm is present he
should be heli-e- bored without de-
lay.