Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-09

The band boys are making
preparations for grand ball to be
given Nov. 18th, for the purpose of
raising money to get new suits, in
struments, music, etc. Lo0k out
for ticket sellers and everybody
buy. Help out the band.
"A closing up agreement has
been generally signed by Lancaster
merchants, and Lancaster stores
will be closed on every night of the
week during the winter months at
o'clock, except on two evenings
each week, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
The simple fact that DR.. Brewer
has made his visits regularly for
years, and st every visit has an in
crease of practice, affords pretty
strong evidence of his popularity.
Those afflicted with chronic ailments
should give him call. II any can
help. DR.. Brewer can do it. He
makes his next visit to the Hotel
Wright in this city on Monday
October 21st.
Public schools in every section
| of the state will close to allow
teachers to attend the annual
teachers convention IN Milwaukee,
November z, s, 8. Senator Stout
of Menomonie will address the con-
vention on good roads. Tours of
the city, including every piont Of
interest, have been arranged for
Thursday and Friday afternoons
Assurances have been received
which indicate that the convention
will have the largest attendance of
any teachers convention ever held
in the state.
-Sehrif Budworth arrested Roy
Trumbull and Ben Henderson at
Boscobel recently for stealing boat
that belonged to Guy Rogers of
Fennimore. The boat was tied up
on the Wisconsin river at Wood
man, and the boys broke paddock
in order to secure it. There was
third boy IN the bunch-Chas-
Dawson, but the officers were un-
able to locate him. Dawson re-
manned in hiding until the Boscobel
fair, but could not etand it any
longer. He went to the fair and
Sheriff Budworth did also -conse-
quences, Dawson arrested. His
father secured his release by fur
n1shing bail to the amount of 5000.
Lambert Groenier went to Osh-
kosh Sunday and became benedict
last evening. The bride. is Almira
Humphrey, eldest daughter of Mrs.
John Humphrey who formerly
resided here. Mr. Groenier met
Miss Humphrey for the first time at
Ruby Dyer's wedding about a year
ago and-well, you see how it
turned out. Tt is happy culmina
ton of plans previously arranged
and the Herald is pleased to make
this announcement. Mr.. and Mrs.
Groenier take a wedding tour to
Chicago, and will arrive home in
about week. Their residence here
will be in Mrs. VIM. McGonigal's
house in the first ward.
AS a matter of fact nothing stirs
the heartstrings of youth more
readily than the sight of a well
bred, good looking and laughing
girl eating corn from the cob
heartily, joyously, and, mayhap,
hungrily. 1t is the only satisfactory
way to eat corn, anyhow9 Corn
boiled on the cob and eaten with
real, genuine country butter is as
different from corn prepared in
other ways as is noon from even
ingtide. 1t is impossible for a girl
to eat corn from the cob without
smiling, dimpling and showing her
pearly teeth-every fellows ''best
GIRL" of course, has pearly teeth.
Moreover, in choosing corn thus
prepared and tackling it unafraid
and undismayel, she shows her
generous measure of good, common
sense-and a suggestion of this
coupled with her natural coquett1sh-
ness, is never wasted on a level
headed man Such a girl would be
sure to serve Irish potatoes with
their jackets on when rounded up
finally and domesticated.