Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-04-06
T. M. YOUNG
Local JOttineS.

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-"Spinster's Return" at theopera
house tonight.
Ernest Bradley has purchased
the Bradley farm in Ellenboro.
"A little improvement here and
there will make a notable change
everywhere.
-F'rin. j. G. Powers and wife
were here from Poynette for visit
during Easter vacation.
-Messrs. Hugh Livingston, Jas.
Scullon and Jas. McNamare had
business at Montfort yesterday.
-Boscobel city and township will
have five members on the county
board hereafter as a result of their
adopting the general charter.
Yes, it is violation of the pure
food law to sell rotten eggs-but we
doubt if an action for damages
would win if you eat them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Taylor of
Boscobel were taken to the hospital
for insane at Mendoza Monday, by
Sheriff and Mrs. Budworth and F.
B. Calls.
-Postofice Inspectors J. p.
Walker and Alex. Charles looked
over Postmaster Webb's place of
business Wednesday and found
everything o. z.
John MuIrooney of Mt. Hope
was examined by Doctors Fowler
and Van Dusen last Monday and
adjudged insane. He was taken to
Mendoza Wednesday by Sheriff
8udworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Powers of
Fennimore, and Mrs. r. Sennel of
Bloomington visited at the home OF
Theo. Calvin a few days Of this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers leave
Wisconsin Monday, TO go TO Long
Beach, Cal, where they expect to
locate.
Prompt settlement on the part
OF customers has much to do with
the ability of our merchants to
swing their business in so able a
manner. On the other hand, too
liberal a credit without regard to
whom has been known toput many
an honest merchant out of business.
As you move through life let
yClr influence be felt and your
voice raised in behalf of dumb
animals. They suffer like you;
thay hunger and thirst and wish for
kinder treatment. They are help
less in the handsIof man. God gave
us dominion over animals that we
might protect them and be aided
and made happy by them. Be a
dover of animals and help to protect
them.
Mail carriers have no authority
to trespass upon private property
and the postal laws give them no
special rights or privileges as regard
the use of public roads. The law
prohibits any willfuI interference
with the performance of postal SER
vice, but such prohibition does not
authorize mail carriers to disregard
state laws or municipal ordinances
as regards the use of the public
roads, nor authorizes them to will
fully interfere with the rightful use
of public highways.
As our people versed in the
atr1cals well known, Mr.. Arthur
Deming has been a feature of Prim-
rose and Vests minstrels for some
time past and is again contracted
FOR the season of 1907-190S.
Mr.. Deming is the highest salaried
minstrel man in America, receiving
$4,000 per week and all expenses
for next seasons work. Manager
Jake ROsenthal at one time be-
friended Mr.. Deming when in his
earlier minstrel days, he came on
to visit the former and concluded to
play a week with the Rosenthal
road company. Our people will
have the only opportunity to wit
ness the act of Mr.. Deming at
popular prices on next Wednesday
evening, April 10, with Rosenthal's
refined Bijou theatre company. and
you will never regret the time and
money expended. Other new acts
and motion pictures between the
specialties. Secure your seats early
this time if you wish to avoid the
rush, which always occurs at Mr..
Deming's appearance IN any city.