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

has been dealing in nursery stock
here of late, got into the tolls Sat
urday, Mrs. Ed Tichor made the
complaint that he had made I'M
proper proposals to her ard Sheriff
Budworth apprehended him. Jus ice
Schreiner fined the prisoner SIS and
costs, amounting TO $21.86.
Miss Flossie Bradley was
married yesterday. The lucky
groom is Egbert T. Whitman of lie
Mars, Ia. The happy couple took
departure for home on the afte1-
noon t1ain yesterday with gener-
Gus share Of rice, etc, as a farewell
reminder.
"A story which reaches the heart
and brings back memories Of other
days. that we all like to remember.
Such is the successful dramatiza-
ZION of Mary J. Holmes popular
move, Tempest and Sunshine" to
be seen at Reeds opera house, Oct.
IL.
Passion, purity and love. A
tender, touching story, beautifully
told, deliberately staged, presented
by prominent actors in living char
acters, is the decentralization of Mary
J. Holmes popular novel, Tempest
and Sunshine" to be seen at Reeds
opera house on Oct. II.
The Castle Square Entertainers,
the first attraction in the Lecture
course will appear in Reeds opera
house next Tuesday evening, Oct.
Is. You can still secure season
tickets and select your seats at
Benefits drug store for 81 so.
Admission to this attraction soc.
According to a report issued by
the state game warden, A. w.
Stone, for September, on violator
of the game law was sent to the
house of correction, one is spending
twenty days in Jail, another thirty
days, and four more are each spend
ing six. There were sixty-one arrests
and twenty four seizures during the
month. The sale of goods from
seizures amounted to $115. 10; the
amount of nnes $1293, and the costs
$299.19. Up to date there have
been issued $50 small game licenses
at $40 each to non residents, amount
ing to $4,000; twenty-four DEER Ii
censes at $25, and eighty two separ-
ate licenses at 81 each.
The lecture course for the COM
ing winter promises to be an un-
usually. strong one. The sale Of
season tickets has been very large
which is probably owing to the fact
that season tickets for the entire
course of SIX entertainments are
being sold for the very reasonable
prices OF 81 so for adults and 81 90
for children, which includes all
school children of whatever age.
Single admission tickets will cost
fifty cents each. The first number
of the course will be given Tuesday,
Oct. Is, by the Castle Square En-
tertainers. Persons desiring to
procure season tickets may do SO by
calling at the drug store of j, T.,
Bennett.
BY those who are conversant
with the history relating to the
existing conditions at the time and
in the place where the scenes of
Tempest and Sunshine" are laid,
it is said that they are remarkably
true to life. The company interpret
ing this splendid play is one of
exceptional merit, headed by Miss
Marie De Beau and Ruth Raynor.
The management has spared no
expense to provide his stars with a
supporting cast as strong as the
best, and the result is eminently
satisfactory, both from financial
and artistic standpoint. The story
IL wholesome and true, and the
gamut of human emotions are run
during the progress of the play. It
entrances, thrills, delights and
edifes. 1t has the fancie5 of fiction
founded on facts, and gives even
the frivolous something to think
about after they leave the theatre.
Tempest and Sunshine" the
characterization of Mary J. Holiness
popular novel, is the seasons sue
cess. This standard production will
be seen at the Opera House Oct. IL.
-Theo. Calvin and Peter Henkel
were at Livingston Sunday to at