Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-12
Local JOttin9S.

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Keep that far book adv. in
mind.
Man sprir gs from q monkey;
woman from a mouse.
One slip of the tongue may
serve to cloud the brightest day.
All men make their marks in
the world-and the majority are
black.
When woman buys lawn
dress, she should buy some hose to
90 with it.
No woman ever attributes her
husbands loss of appetite to her
own cooking.
What pity that men who are
filled with hot air always have a
vocal leak in them.
Why is 1907 like lumber wag-
on? Because it had no spring.
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Miss Clara Budd arrived home
Thursday from Salida, Col, where
she has been teaching the past year.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church will meet
with Mrs Ray next Friday after
noon.
"A. j. Wiedenbeck is represent
ing Grant lodge of this city at a
meeting of the grand lodge in ses-
sion at Milwaukee.
Miss Llzette Thier. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thier, is home
from Pennsylvania after long
absence for visit at the old home.
Mrs. Fred Klee returned home
70 Dubuque yesterday. Mrs. Levan
and daughter Birdine go today.
They have been guests for a week
st the home of b. @. Nathan.
e. C. Thomas of Potosi was a
passenger on the outbound train
from Lancaster Monday morning,
going to Milwaukee where he repre-
sents the Masonic lodge of his village
at the annual meeting of the grand
lodge.
-Messrs. S. E. Hood and Alex.
Leggett. well known travelling men
of Madison, brought their wives
along on their usual trip out here
this week. Mr.. Hoods daughter
and Mr.. Leggett's son also accomp-
anied thei parents.
The executive committee of the
fair association held special meet
ing yesterday. The only matters of
Importance to come up for con-
sideratiOn were: gave use of fair
grounds to base ball boys, and it |
was decided to renew membership
IN the American Trotting Assn.
The ball team pays a rental of SIS
for use OF the diamond and agrees
to keep things in good order.
A meeting of nearly all Of the
farmers telephone lines running
into Cuba City was held in that
town Tuesday. The object of the
meeting was to take steps tending
to the merging of all the lines
operating in that section and in
cooperating in one company, thus
giving better and cheaper service.
Another meeting will be held to
finally determine the proposition.
Mrs. Martha Showalter closed
a very successful year as dept.
president of Wisconsin and was
unanimously elected counselor for
the ensuing year. She was the
unanimous choose to succeed her
self but declined that honor; was the
recipient of many valuable and
useful presents from her depart
ment and local circle. The fl Or
work given by Lancaster delegates
was highly praised by department
delegates and national president.
The crow bounty law, which
goes into effect July 1, will probably
create a new industry in Illinois.
By the terms of this law, every
crows egg will be worth five cents
at the county treasurer's office.
What is 60 hinder man from se--
curing several pairs of crows and
going into the crow egg business?
Crows eggs at go cents dozen
beats hens eggs by 100 per cent
The law makes fixed market for
crows eggs and the price will be
the same the year round. Some
little domestication may be
necessary to train the crows TO the
barnyard habits.