Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-26
Local JOttin9S.

john Berrlgan has moved from
Greenwood to Unity.
Miss Louise Club will teach at
Star, n D., this year.
j. F. Miles has been granted a
pension If IS per month
Never Judge a mans honesty
by the umbrella he carries.
Mrs. Lincoln KnotwelI Of Bee
town is a guest at T. Calvin's.
Mrs. F. B. Sarles and son were
here from Boscobel yesterday.
Guy Williams returned to Lady
smith Monday morning after a
pleasant visit here.
Paul Damn went to Madison
Monday morning where he enters
the state university.
Frank Maiben went to Madison
Monday morning to renew his
studies at the university.
Miss Elva Glenn, daughter of
the sheriff, entered the state UNI,
uersity at Madison Monday.
Glenn Hymer went to Milwau-
kee yesterday where he enters the
college of physicians and surgeons.
The raising Of blooded chickens
is now attracting about as much in
terest among farmers as cattle and
hogs
"A. H. Stanley has changed the
address Of his Herald from Mt.
Sterling, Crawford county, to High
land.
Mrs. G. w. rockingham took
departure yesterday morning for
Buffalo, n. Y, where she will visit
relatives.
If you want your town to grow
and prosper, wake up, rub your
eyes, roll up your sleeves and go to
work for it.
The regular term of circuit
court for Iowa county opened at
Dodgeville Monday before Judge
ClementsOn.
If one must die of overdrinking
how pleasant it must be to have the
coroner's physician call it refined
alcoholism. ;"
The whipping post should he
set up IN every county jail for men
who beat their wives and unmerci-
fully beat horses.
When a woman wants to get
rid of her husband for an hour. she
sends him up stairs to get something
from the pocket of her dress.
F. G. Schoch, representing
Dun's agency, is Intervening Ian
caster business men in regard to
their commercial standing.
Haven't you some friend or
relative living some III distant state
who would greatly appreciate the
semi-weekIy visits Of the Herald.
Fred Bracket celebrated his
43rd birthday Sunday and several
Of his friends were invited in to
assist in making the occasion a
pleasant one.
Paul Howell, Fay Baldwin and
Carl Doolittle were passengers to
Milwaukee Monday morning. All
three are pursuing a course at the
Milwaukee Medical college, the two
former in dental and the latter in
the physicians department.
Corn cutting is in progress
throughout the country. A heavy
acreage Of corn will be cut this year
owing to the fact that the hay crop
was unusually light. The corn crop,
where not injured by grub worms,
is good and will yield heavily.
1t is only duty and justice to
encourage your home paper, extend
to it the nourishment to which it Is
entitled. Pay your subscription
HAOulpIlys uAu SSIA q lew extra
copies to your relatives and at
distance. They will appreciate the
favor and SD VIII we.
Farmers are rejoicing in a
bounteous crop Of corn Some
fields break the record. During the
early part Of the season the outlook
for corn was very poor; but the ex-
treme hot weather in August and
September worked wonders.
-Engineman Flynn is enjoying a
weeks lay-of He IS one of the
most popular as we'll as most faith
full employees of the Northwestern
as we'll as one of the oldest IN point
of service. He worked steadily for
"a months at one time with but