Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-09

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Mrs. G. Fl. Nye was called to
Hazel Green yesterday by the ILL
ness of her mother, who was 81
years of age yesterday.
Every citizen of Lancaster and
vicinity should not fail to sign the
petition calling fer the holding of
the closing farmers institute at
Lancaster next year. There are
several petitions at several places
and it is to the interest of everyone
to secure as many signatures as
possible.
The firm of Roberts g Groenier
has been dissolved. Mr.. Roberts
retains the sewing machine and
musical merchandise part of the
business, and Mr.. Groenier viii en-
gage exclusively in the sale Of
pianos and organs. They will oe-
cupy the same store room as former
" but their businesses will be en-
tirely separate.
An exchange tells of newspa
per reporter WHO interviewed thirty
successful business men and found
that al of them when boys had
been governed strictly and frequent
" thrashed. He also interviewed
thirty Ioafers and learned that
! twenty-seven of them had been
mammals darling" and the other
three had been reared by their
grandmothers.
There are just few who have
permitted then subscriptions to lag
behind. Don't do it. You will die
one of these fine days and your
will want column obituary publish~
ed free, and then your daughter is
soor to be married and you will ex-
pect your home paper to give her
an Alice Roosevelt write-up, and
all free. 1t always pays to be
prompt in paying your subscription
to the local paper.
The following new books will
be ready for circulation when the
library opens Saturday afternoon:
Cotes, Set 10 authority; Fielding,
Tom Jones; Kempsta Salvage; Nc
Cutcheon, Jane Gable; McGrath,
Half rogue; Payne, When love
speaks: Kipling, From sea to sea-
Day, The rainy day railroad war;
Coburn, Our little Swedish cousin,
Ro'llet, Our little Spanish cousin;
Shelton, Season in flower garden;
Weikle. Betty Baird.
We have residing in the south
ern suburbs of our town young
man, who, if reports are true, is
wonderfully and fearfully made.
His doctor said he had an IRON con-
st1tution; his friends said he had
nerves Of steel; his uncle that he
had a wooden head; the girls said
he had a heart Of stone; his enemies
declared that there was more brass
to him than anything else; others
! declared he had lots IF sand, while
| his admirers declared he was all
wool and a yard VIDE.
/ Petitions nominating Associate
Justice r. D. Marshall Of the Wis
consin supreme court asa nOn-parti-
/ san. candidate to sne5eed himself at
/ the election next month have been
/ fled in the secretary of states de-
partment. The petitions contain
I4,047 names, including those of
Senator Spo 2ner and LaFoilette and
Congressman Jenkins, Brown, Stat
ford, Often, Davidson, Cooper and
Nelson. Justice Marshall is the
only candidate for whom petitions
have been filed. The term Of Office
to which Justice Marshall will be
elected is ten years and the salary
Sc, 600 year.
Our town is noted far and wide
for its hospitality and c0rdiality.
Man meets his fellows here with q
Good morning, James; how are
you feeling tnia morning" while
the answer is waited back on the
morning breeze: Quite well, I
thank your The good women, as
they toll during the greater part Of
the day in looking after the domes-
tic duties. hum q merry tune the
while, because love gbtens labor.
And over their teacups at an after
noon fur s4ion, or around some
family circle, banded together as
club, they discuss .onies clone IN
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