Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
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Additional Notes of a Newsy Nature.
The trout season opens Monday

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(. The trout season opens Monday.
Miss Thompson Of Kenosha is the
guest Of Miss Alice Wright.
1T IS a settled fact that the legis-
lature will adjourn May 4th.
Miss Emma Eek Of Sitter was
Lancaster visitor last week.
Mrs. Thos. Neeollins was guest
Of Montfort relatives Easter sunday.
i Ringing Bros. opened the circus
season in Chicago, today "wednesday.
Emma Kraemer returned home
Monday from weeks visit in Fenni-
more.
james Kelly OF Boscobel has been
n granted an increase Of pension and
y his monthly allowance is now 81.
Conductor Fred Lester has moved
his family from Harvard to Madison
and now resides in the capital city.
Judge Clementson is holding
court at Richland Center this week
Z G. H. Orion is in attendance as re-
porter.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
on Friday afternoon in the social
; room Of the church. Refreshments
will be served.
odd Fellows throughout the
eountry viii celebrate the send ami
Fersary Of Odd Fellowship in America
on Friday, April 26th.
Evans Nye, who has been visiting
among his Lancaster friends the past
week left for his home near Platte
| vile Monday morning.
[ Miss Jessie Patterson, student
ot the Patteville Normal passed
I through Lancaster Saturday on her
way home to Patch Grove.
Samuel Pearson and his daughter,
I Miss Maggie, arrived home Monday
/ from Werley, where they were the
| guests OF 5. Z. Pearson and family.
Miss Hester Harper Of Madison,
| who has been visiting Lancaster rela-
/ tives for a week, returned home Mon
day. Mrs Geo. Moore accompanied
! her
spring fever has arrived. 1t al
WAYS comes ahead Of the calendar.
Generally it is announced by adver-
tisements telling Of remedies that will
cure the tired feeling. Occasionally
blue bird comes along to sound a
| note, and, finally, under the leaves
some finds a snowdrop or violet
and every body begins to grow weary.
! The disease is largely mental and the
y sovereign cure for IT is work
( Assembly bill lo7 provides that
towns may vote for macadamized
roads and throw half the cost on the
aounty providing the roads tc be ma
cladamized are main Travelled high
ways ne. less than - feet between
cutters and thai the macadam is not
less than s feet wide and inches
II * and that the maximum cost does
n5leXceed 81 900 in any one year. The
4 Jill has been advanced to third
reading and will doubtless become
law. rms Is an important step IN the
direction of good country roads.
Rob. N. LaFollette is the young
est man that has occupied the guber-
material Office at Madison since Fair
child. The latter was IS years of age
when he was elected for the first of
his three terms. Gov. LaFollette is
in his forty-seventh year The ages
Of the ear Y governors at the times OF
their accession We're: Dewey 50, Far
well 80. Barstow IL Bashford 40
Randall 49, Harvey -, Solomon 81.
Lewis Is, Fairchild 50, Macarthur,
VINO was elected lieutenant governor,
and who held the office of governor
for four days, was II. The ages OF
the later governors at the time of
their accession were: Washburn 81,
Taylor 81, Ludiugton 81, Smith 81,
Busk -, Hoard IS, Peck 81, Upham
= 53. SEQ ield 81.