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The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
Wasted Effort.

He was a man Of economical views
and few weeks before Easter he
thought he'd play safe. AS his wife
donned her old lid before going out he
said. That is very becoming bon
net. my dear
oh, yes rejoined his wife. who
was wise to his little game, lit is be-
coming very old and decrepit--and
that reminds me. the bill for the new
one | ordered for Easter will also be
coming soon."-Chicago News.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

An Easter musical program for mer
Will be given in the Young Men,
Christian Association building SUNDAY
Jarvis. tenor William Kurth. violin
and T. T. Shearer. French horn. a'
soloists. The Rev. Sherman l.. Divine
pastor OF the Woodward Presbyterian
church. will deliver the address. The
program follows; overture, IF i wers
KING" (Adam). orchestra. tenor solo
"lIosanta" tGranier). flute and cello
Voice OF Love" tSchumannD. Messr.s
Barton and lawson; Spring Song
CMendelssohn), orchestra. tenor solo
GLORY to God" (RotolD "Nocturne'
LEY bach). orchestra; violin solo, Ca
price" tMusin). horn solo, Song TO TIL,
Evening star tWagnerl overture
Transformation" tTobanD. orchestra
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
CATHOLIC.

The RI Rev. John ;. Foley Will
pontlGcate I'm So Peter and Psul's ca
thedrAI sunday morning az 10 o'clock.
A special program OF Easter music
has been prepared under the direction
OF Prof Ractcot. and VIII be rendered
by the male choir OF % voices.
The Easter musical program for the
church OF Our Lady Of the Holy
Rosary. Woodward and Medbury-avcs.
viii be given by the newly organized
male choir OF II voices. under the di-
rectfon OF Alexander J. Pepin. organ
list. Cuoppens mass I'm \ VIII he rem
dered. and at the offertory Monte :
Becker. Or. sullivan. John Walsh and
e r. Robertson Immediately prcced-
ING the morning and evening services.
Mr. Pepin Will give l5-mtnute organ
recital
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
Assisting the Good Cause.

4 Bates county minister was hor
rihed one Sunday to see boy in the
rear of the church pelting the hearers
in the amen corner with paper wads
As the good man looked at him the
boy cried out
You tend to your preaching mis-
ter; I'll keep EN- awake. KANSAS
City Star.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
CnNGREG ATIONAL.

The Fort st. Congregational churcn
choir. corner OF Summit and Fort SITS.
west. will give Christopher Mark ;
Easter cantata. Victory Divine. as
sisted by Harry Reynolds. violtnist I.
sunday evening. April II, at 1:oo
o'clock w H. Warren. ID. D., minister.
Miss Xenia Kitchen. organist, and 4.
a Coyer. director.
The following program OF music viii
be given in the Woodward Con
greaatioual church sunday morning:
20 the Golden, Blowing Morning lie
JeuneD. THE Resurrection. short
cantata by Charles Y. Stanford, and
Christ our Passover Ciomer Bart =
lett Tie choir consists OF Mrs. Bessie
Booth Dodge. soprano, Mrs. r. r. Lig-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10


Kalatn explained apathy
indifference o incidents of everyday life.
incompetents running
large without guardians
There that legal proceedings be taken
kept year many years
nothing but kalatna
The duty by the
lower house Washington Friday young
Mccormick has the part of a majority Of the people
The subject of given consideration in
this country the past few years
depleted supply out Of all proportion
to the demand and lumber consequently high
The effect of these upon poor becoming home
builder and a home readily apparent.
The effect upon building general likewise apparent.
Then there be considered the effect these depleted
upon the supply.
Michigan of all the the knows how necessary
country should preserved rather than
THAT THE vANDALs STRIPPING THE FORESTS MAY
GROW RICH FROM THE HIGH COST OF PROTECTED BY
THE TARIFF
supply of lumber greater than the demand
country would
would be here and that while Canada could
building up tearing
you the
if there NO tariff lumber'
Publicprited given gray
matter people preserving
handicap put upon them by the lumber tariff
year called governor all
him consider the conservation of the natural
sources among thing bring about
result aimed would be the placing foreign lumber the free
all this congress places 81 lumber
duty prevalence kan apathy indifference
of the people
The people didn't get busy.
There enough Washington demanding
the duty be taken of this article
congressman enough they only hired
They should
stand.
late you bother about the tariff lumber
your would
writing the telling you will do
good
old rich gentlemen don't anything you
didn't elect them They bought and paid for their
poor get them out
been Indifferent for long your
elected that find yourselves against
The who responsible for this 81
country further stripped and
which that lumber
prices, Congressman Fordney of poor pine ridden Michigan.
AND MR. FoRDNEY IS IN THE LUMBER TRUST
The Mr. Fordneyt have the o
McCormicks kaainia.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
METHODIST.

The Detroit Deaconesses' home will
hold its annual donation day Monday
next. IN the home. No. SO Elizabeth St
west. The home Will be open all day
and visitors will be gladly welcomed.
Girts OF money. groceries. good wear
Ing apparel and household linen will
he put TO excellent use among the sick
and needy by these sisters or the poor.
In the Central Methodist church sun
day from i1:50 70 1850 the Sunday
scnool viii give "A special Easter pro-
gram as follows: Overture. Sunday
school orchestra OF IS m-n. hymn.
Holy Holy Holy violin solo "Ber-
ceusc.' William \. kurth. duet. Homer
Warren and Robert II Murray. prayer.
the Rev r. H. Leete song Awake
Sweetest strain address. Easter Mes
sage 70 Young Men W. -. Southwick.
solo, Homer Warren. overture. orchcs-
ira; song, america" There Is a nur-
sery for the care OF children curing the
morning service.
\ special program Of Easter music
VIII be rendered at both services I'm the
c1ss-ave. Methodist church sunday In
the morning the program VIII include
the anthem. He Is Risen" (Manney).
with violin obligato by Miss Mar garet
Dunlop. and the soprano solo, II Know
That Ny Redeemer Livetn. In the
evening the choir VIII unite with the
quartet from the Crosse Pointe Evan
Srlical church and give. for the first
time IN Detroit the cHntata From Sep
ulcher to Throne" (Shepard) The
Cass-ave. quartet. which was recently
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

reorganized. consists OF Mrs. II Gle
land Allison soprano Mrs. Walter W.
Fox. Contraltoi G Haines wilson
tenor. and Roy t. Narcotic, baritone.
Tho cross Pointr choir Includes Miss
Ethel Essman soprano: Miss Mabellc
remnant. contralto: Frederick Joslyn
tenor, and Eugene Janisse, lass.
Special Easter services Will he held
in the Beulah Baptist church both
morning and evening. The morning
topic viii be The Power OF the Kesur-
reCtion," and in the evening Pastor II.
: Bullock will answer Jobs anxious
question The church will be prettlly
decorated and the choir has prepared a
special program OF Easter music.
The musical program for the Easter
services in the Woodward ave. Baptist
church is AS follows Morning-Pre-
hde. Ia ster Morning Otto Malllng)t
anthem, AS II h gan TO Dawn tMyles
Foster) and II Will kAroi Thee
1Michael CustaD. soprano solo. With
Verdure clad" 1HaydnD. and postlude.
ing-Prelude. "Hallelujah Chorus
HandcD. anthem. Awake Thou That
Sleepcst" o. w Goodrich), and bari
tone solo "Hosanna" Jules Granier).
ander. organist and director. Mrs. Rob
ert Leete soprano: Mrs. Annis u. Gray.
contralto. Marshall Peasc. TENOR. and
william \. Kerr. basso. In the morn
ing. the Rev Maurice Penheld Fixes.
u. D.. pastor. Will preach on That
Bright Easter Dawn. and In the even
ing on The Lily and the Rose. There
will be a special Easter program IN
the Bible school at noon. Dr, Fixes
begins next sunday evening a new
series OF sermons on Sparks From the
Fireside" These viii be given on con
secutive sundays. at 1880 o'clock. The
tones viii he. THE Home circle,
Mother: The Center Of the Circle"
..1'he ROYAL Guest" THE Wedding
Bells" "The Flaming Altar. Goals on
tho crate Water on the Fire. Miss
ins Faces. The Neighbor Next Door,
"Tbe Last KcuniOn.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
UNITARIAN.

\ special musical service will b'
given by the choir of the First Uni
tartan church sunday evening. at 7;3'
O'Clock. Besides the choir selections
there Will be numbers for violin. piapt
and organ. including the Largo from
the New World symphony. To-
Dvorak. and the "Parsifal Paraphrase.i
Wagner W ilhelmj
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
JEWISH.

Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin Will delive
sermon Sunday morning at 1914
o'clock on "The Resurrection Though
From a Jewish Standpoint"
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
EPISCOPAL

In 81 Marv's Episcopal church. Eliot
ann Rca1bien- sts Sunday morning.
pTaver and holy communion at 1890.
Rishop Williams will he present TO adj
minister holy communion ana denver
~, .,'rrnou The choir OF 30 voices viii
render Woodward's "Te Deum. Eyre $
communion service. and offertory an.
them 20 Death. Where Is Thy sting?
,Turncst Evening prayer. 80.
"Naenlhcat'' and "Nunc Dimittis"
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Rev. T.. Garfield Johnson, OF thd
Mack-avc. Evangelical church. has
been appointed n missionary by tho
general board OF missions OF the Evan
gelical association. with headquarters
i'm Dallas. Tex. Mr.. Johnson has beef
connected with the Mack ave. church.
for three years and will preach hia
farewell sermon sunday The Rev
George Koohler. Of Manchester, VIII
succeed MIR. Johnson.
The choir OF the Crosse Pointc Evan
gclical church. under the direction Of
Miss Kate Mcdonald. organst, VIII
give the cantata From Sepulchrc to
Thrope." by Thomas c. Shepard, sun
day morning at 1886 o'clock. Tho
choir consists OF Miss Ethel Lillian
t.ssman. Miss Mabclle Tenant. WilliahI
j. Connor and Eugene Janiesse. The
Rev william j. Clark is pastor OF che
church. Sunday evening the quartet
will sing in the Cass-ave. Methodist
church.
4 recently patented barrel Is made
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

gett contralto and director: Hedley v
Richardson. tenor. AVA n. Bentley
bass. and Mrs. vi. II. Bentley, organts1
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
The Truth. No Matter
Whom 1t Helps or Hurts.

A guardian has been appointed in
the courts of Santa Barbara for
Stanley s. Mccormick, son of Cyrus
H. Mccormick, of reaper fame.
Young Mccormick was declared
incompetent on the petition of his
wife.
The doctors said he had kalatinia,
which is new one, or, rather. a
new name for a very common Attic
ton.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

tary Walter VI Beck; assistant secre-
tary VIII Richardson: treasurer. Ralph
Turner. missionary treasurer. Miss
Kittie Campbell: secretary OF litera-
ture Archie Richardson. superinten-
dent Of intermediate department. Mrs.
+. w. Clark; superintendent Of primary
department, Miss Katherine Rankin.
UNIV ERsALIST.
The choir OF the Church OF our
Father. under the direction OF Minnie
= Welz. assisted by Miss Ella Schroe-
der violinistc. will give the following
program OF music Easter sunday:
Morning with Holy Rapture
Sing tNestD, soprano solo Easter
tide" (LIddle. "IIosanna" (Granier).
Evening Awake. Thou That sleep
est Goodrich. baritone SOLO. "Immor-
tality' (Shepherdl; violin SOTO. "Bsrca-
role" (Tschdikowsky Adore and BE
still. with violin obligato (Gounod);
Christ IL Risen" CBuck). The quartet
consists Of Mrs. Charles Eastman. Min
ME :. Well. Harry Courtaine. Cyrus
Warren and \. ID. Zuidema, organist.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
We Are a Country
Full Of IncOmpetents
Without Guardians

Stanley Mecormick's AffIictlon is
"ksiatinia." indifference and
Apathy, But He is Not Lone
some for the Affllctlon Is
Common.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

4 recently patented barrel is made
in two halves, which may be nested
for economizing space when 1t Is ship
ped empty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17

pictures in the mail at the post
Office, SO it seem that pictures are
the order of the day for the last
last two weeks at least
Our pastor, Rev. W. NJ. Sheppard,
whose home is at Prairie du Chen.
was taken sick last week and was un-
able to fill his appointment last Sun
day at the Nj. E. church, but as Rev.
W. NJ. Jackson, who was formerly a
pastor at Beetown, was here, he
VOLUNTEERED to preach in Rev. W. M.
Sheppard's place and preached an
eloqu Mt sermon to a we'll filled
house.
Ritner Stephens, an old resident
of Beetown, was shaking hands with
several old friends in our village last
Saturday.
County Superb ntendent Brockert
held teachers meeting here last Sat
urday. Many teachers from other
places were present. We were all glad
to talk with Mr. Brockert who is
fitted for the place he occupies in fact
a second Chas. Harper.
Cassville would be a very good
place for shoemaker to come into
business. Mr.. Schulter. who works
some at the trade cannot do half of
the work and talks of retiring from
the business altogether
Last Friday, the 18th, nearly every
business place in our village had the
stars and stripes floating from their
places of business in memory of Lin
coin centenary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
Corn Contests at County Fairs.

Twenty young peoples corn
contests in twenty-one counties were
held in connecti On with county fairs
in Wisconsin last fall. A total of
1910 entries of which 1881 were of
ear corn and $40 of stalk corn, we're
made at these fairs. Cash prizes
amounting to 81, 233 30 were awarded
in addition to implements and other
prizes given by local merchants.
These contests were suggested and ar
ranged by the College of Agriculture
of the University of Wisconsin under
the direction of Professor r. A. Moore
of the agronomy department. After
making arrangements with the
management of local fairs, the expert
ment station sent out over fifty two
bushels of selected seed corn to the
young people who desired to plant it
and exhibit corn at the fairs In COM
petition or these prizes. Interest in
this movement is growing, and the
college is having many calls for CO.
operative work of this sort.
The secretary of the Grant County
Fair association is arranging for a
contest in both corn and oats to be
made at the fair to be held here in
September.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
PATCH GROVE.

Delayed letter.
Geo. Horton is in the midst of
getting in his spring stock of ma
chjnery. This week he had two car
loads at Bridgeport, one of drills and
the other hay tools. When this is up
he will have the greatest display of
farm machinery, wagons and buggies
ever shown in this vicinity.
The management of the new hall
has secured Prof. j. S. Knights
orchestra for the dance Feb 10. If
you love real music dJnt fail to at
tend.
P. j. Hamilton and wife and
daughter Ella, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ge ger visited at the Jas. Nc
Adaragh home in Glen Haven last
week.
J. G. Scott was up from Galena for
visit with his daughter. Mrs. Geo.
E. Garside.
Geo. Glass of Bagley was here
Tuesday last.
Mrs, A. r. Millin met with quite
an accident last week. They had been
putting in barrels of oil at F. H.
Booths store and had trap door
open in front of the side door to the
store. The door was a little way
open and she came down the street
and as she approached the door some
thing drew her attention and without
looking she pushed the door open and
walked into the open trap and fell to
the cellar. She was bruised up con-
siderably, but fortunately no bones
were broken.
The basket ball game and the
basket social did not draw a very
large crowd Friday night. The roads
are so bad that people could not get
in from the country. Patch Grove
highs defeated Bagley.
M1llin Bros. are busy saving
lumber down on the O'Conner farm.
Chas. Clark is in Iowa on a visit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
CASSVILLE.
and Goth ins

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
The sudden change to cold weather
and more snow has made the sleighing
good and the farmers are taking ad :
vangate of it by delivering cordwood
to market besides thousands of TT. of
logs are being hauled to Kleinpell
Bros. saw mill to be converted into
lumber and therefore livening the
business of our village generally.
The Centenary of Lincoln birthday
was observed with appropriate exer-
cises in the music hall last Friday
evening, the 18th, which was we'll
attended and the program was we'll
carried out.
A. W. Stephens with his moving
picture show was here three night last
week and showed in the NJ. E. church
to a we'll filled house each night, in
spite of the stormy weather the church
received a part of the entrance fees
which amounted to about $35.
There is another show billed for
Cassville every day this week which
will have moving pictures in connec-
tion with it and last Sunday, the
14th, lots of the people here got some
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
BOICE PRAIRIE.
al Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
James Meyers left for Chicago last
Sunday to receive treatment for his
knee.
Mrs. Charles Yesperman is on the
sick list and is confined to her bed.
Will Richardson delivered hogs at
Ian caster Thursday.
The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Cox to their friends and neigh
bors Wednesday evening was we'll at
tended despite the bad weather and
all report an enjoyable time.
Mrs Lousia Morehouse, Esther and
Frank attended the funeral of Peter
Zeigler at Dubuque last Wednesday.
A number of Joe Bailie's friends
and neighbors met at his home last
Tuesday evening as a surprise on
him.
Christian Vesperman Sr. is on the
sick list.
The public auctions keep our men
on the 60.
Christian Vesperman has had d
couple of his brood sows stray away
any one knowing of their whereabouts
please notify him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
PLEASANT POINT.

especial Correspondence TO the Herald.
Yes. We have plenty of snow in
places. We find ourselves "Snow
Bound" quite often.
Miss Emma Mella visited with
friends in Dubuque last week.
Misses Ethel burlington. Maude and
Olive Quick returned to their school
duties in Lancaster Sunday, after en-
.ioying LincoIn's birthday. the newly
made holiday and Saturday at their
homes.
R. A. King and children visited
with relatives In Platteville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witte of Galena
visited at the Their and Haeffner
homes the past week.
A crowd of young folks made quite
a noise at John Theirs Friday even
ing. As the newly married, Mr.. and
Mrs Witte were not exactly charmed
with the music they made, they were
soon invited in and we'll entertained.
- The dance at Will Richardson s
Friday evening was we'll attended.
Several from this vicinity were among
the number present and report an ex-
-ceIlent time.
eHMr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin, who will
soon depart for their new home. are
visiting with Mrs. Twins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Oyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
LITTLE GRANT.

Delayed letter,
Albert and John Krohn were Lam
caster callers Monday.
Mike Mogan visited at the home of
his brother I. Mogan last week.
Lewis Henry lost valuable colt
last week of lock jaw.
Mrs. Addie church visited at Milt
McLiman's also at Jacob Ohlert's last
week.
Mr.. Geo. Niddaugh finished NOV
ing Wednesday.
Allen Pendleton visited at the home
of his brothers, John and Ben Pendie-
ton a few days last week; he went to
PIatteville from there.
Mr.. Steers from Mt. Ida is saving
aumber on the Woods brothers farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wetmore visit
ed at Bert Garthwaite's Thursday.
Hale Smith, VIM. Trollop and
Albert Crow were Bio omington callers
Wednesday.
There was a rag bee at the home
of Mr.. Pink Thursday; a good time
was reported.
There is new boy at Chas. Jeide's
mother and babe are getting along
fine.
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs.
Lou Morrow's on Jan. %; a go1d
crowd was in attendance, about A
were there The ngxt meeting will
be at Mrs. Ed Govier's on Feb. IL.
All are invited TO attend
John Krohn delivered cattle at
Bloomington Friday.
Jacob Ohlert and wife visited at
Ed GIispie's Tuesday.
A. j. Hamer and Jas. Garthwaite
were county seat callers Tuesday and
Fin Mogan Thursday of last week.
Nick and Joe Bierman are chopping
wood for Clarence McCluskey.
Jude Brandt was at Thos. Hilery'
Thursday. Mr.. Brandt and family
Will soon depart for their home in
Texas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17

John Nickles and little daughter
Ruth visited with relatives in Cass
willie few days last week.
Valentine Fitch returned to his
home here last Saturday morning,
after few days visit with relatives
in Dubuque.
W. Craig transacted business in
Dubuque few DAYS last week.
Theo. Rundel attended the funeral
of his sister at Neceda, Wis. one day,
week before last.
George Schumacher transacted bust
ness in Galena, ILL.,, last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Meyers of
British Hollow are the proud parents
of bouncing baby by born Feb. Z,
1909
Mr. and Mrs Adrian, of Cassville,
visited a few days here DIT the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Killian
Stockert
The Badger club will give a
masquerade ball here at the city hall.
Friday evening. February 10Th.
Music by the Harp orchestra of Du-
buque.
Walter Ragatz of Dubuque, visited
here lat Thursday and Friday with
his brother Charles and family.
Miss Bernice Hudson entertained a
number of her friends at her home
here last Tuesday evening in honor
Of her birthday.
large crowd of young folks went
out to the home of their friend Miss
Lavilla huester last Friday evening
and assisted her in celebrating her
birthday.
Jim Hull is seriously i'll at this
writing at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
r. Kendrick.
An excellent program was given by
the students of the High school here
last Friday afternoon. Some very
nice musical selections were given by
e. A. Jewett and WalIer,Schumacher
violins, Percy Rundell cornet; they
were accompanied by Miss Gladys
Barker on the organ.
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Jessie Pendleton spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Miss Anna McDermott was unable
to get home last week Saturday and
Sunday on account OF high snow drifts
that blockaded the pads.
Ernest Garthwaite bought j. Z.
Welsh's telephone and share at the
sale.
Cap Schlosser of Chicago visited at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Frank
Hickok last week.
A. A. Bark delivered hogs at Ian
caster Wednesday and Mccormick
brothers on Tuesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17
PLATTEVILLE.

special Correspondence to the Herald.
Fred Wonn, of this city, assumed
charge last week of Joplin Missouri
mine, "The Old Judge" He will
have chage for three weeks and if dur
ing that time the property holds up to
its present record it will be purchased
by Chicago capitalists.
On Wednesday morning of last
week Pres. Livingston. of the State
Normal, read this resignation to the
school, He takes his step on account
of failing health and although during
all the time he has held this Office his
only thought has been for the welfare
of the school, he feels forced to give
up his duties The news of his
resignation was heard by the students
and all his friends with sorrow and
all hope that he may soon recover
and again take up the work.
The P. Fl. s. baseball team has
already completed its schedule for
the 90 season. The schedule includes
two games in Lancaster II. S. one
here on May l, and one at the county
seat. May 22nd Other high school
teams on the schedule are Darlington,
Mineral Point and Linden.
PlatteviIle is to have another NOV
ing picture theateI.
James Williams and family have
moved to their new home south east
of Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-17

ments were served, games were played
and social time enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Kicks returned to her home
in Boscobel Friday after a pleasant
visit with her daughter. Mrs. F. S.
Tuffley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welkins and
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Hillary, of
Arthur were in attendance at the
Rebakh S reception.
G. J. Biddick has purchased a
farm in the northern part of the
state.