Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-20

visiting in Iowa with relatives.
j. G. Jordan has purchased a fine
driving horse from Elmer Hore.
W. P. Rowden has opened real
estate Office over Henkel's store.
will Eustice, Of Rewey, had
business here the fore part of the
week.
DIR. l. G. Reed and George
Sellick had business in Millville
Monday.
The Remington Club will meet
with Mrs. J. W. Gibson Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Joseph Alcorn and children.
of Ladysmith. arrived last Friday for
a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Jeide and children, of
Lacrosse, left Saturday morning
after an enjoyable visit with rela
tives.
The Ladies' of the Congregational
church will give chicken pie supper
in the church basement on Friday Oct.
80 Price %.
Miss Vera Hickok went through
here from Platteville Saturday enroute
to her home in Bloomington where
she was called by the serious illness
of her little brother.
Adam Schmittges will leave this
week for Lancaster, where he has en-
ployment for the winter. He, with
Theo. Hoehn formed a partnership
as painters and paperhangers last
January and these gentlemen not
only had considerable work but gave
excellent satisfaction and also made
may friends here. -CassvilIe Record.
MIR. Schade, proprietor Of the
local gymnasium, expects to give, an
entertainment at Reeds
opera house on Friday and Saturday.
Novem Der 10 and Is. This will be
in by the members Of the
different classes and Mr.. Schade also
expects to take part. The entertain
ment given by him last April was a
big success but it is expected to make
the coming show eclipse even that.
It is possible that Mrs. Schade will
be able to appear in one or two
acts but this cannot be
promised.
Next year the census taker will
be around and want to know how
many pounds Of milk and cr am, how
many dozen eggs, how many bushels
of all different kind of vegetables and
grain, pounds of poultry, beef or pork,
were sold by each farmer during 1909.
How many farmers will be able to
tell him And If they only guess at
il, what will be the use of the census
report2 Every farmer is expected to
make it point to be we'll prepared
to answer all of the questions of the
census taker IN order to improve upon
the quality of statistics handed out
by the government. Eek.
john Charles Mayer, an aged and
highly respected citizen of Lancas-
ter. died Saturday afternoon, his death
being caused by an attack of acute
bronchitis. Mr.. Mayer was born in
Germany July 81, 1928. He came
to This country at an early date and
has made his home here for a great
many years. Short funeral services
were held Monday morning at the
home in this city and the body was
taken to Livingston where services
were held at the Rock church. Rev.
J. 7. Morgans, of the M. +. church
oficiated Mr. Mayer is survived by
a sorrowing wife, besides other rela-
tives.
Every little while we read in a
paper that someone has run rusty
nail in his foot or some other por-
tion of the body and lockjaw results
therefrom and the patient dies. If
every person were aware of perfect
remedy for such wounds and would
apply it, then such reports would
cease. The remedy is simple, always
at hand, can be applied by any one.
and what is better, it is infaIlible.
1t is simply, to smoke the wound Or
any wound that is bruised or infiamed,
with wooden cloths. Twenty minutes
in the smoke will take the pain out
of the worst case of Inflammation
arising from such wound. People
may sheer at this remedy as much as
they please, but when they are afflicted
with such wounds, let them try it
Elk.