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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21

Mrs. John Reed is visiting in
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs NARROW Kidd left
Friday for Livingston.
H. E. Roethe, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Wednesday,
DIR. Godfrey and daughter Helen,
visited last week in Madison
john Jordan is engaged in paint
ing the Lester Peck residence.
Harry Nathan left last week for
visit with relatives in Dubuque.
-Messrs. T. F. Orion and ]. S.
Wright and wives left Friday for the
Seattle exposition.
In these warm days it is we'll
enough to remember that later on you
will need an overcoat.
M. q. Grifis, of Little Grant,
arrived last Wednesday for a visit
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Roy Carter, of Livingston,
arrived Friday for a visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Dickin-
son.
Word received from Mrs. Emma
McGonigal who is taking medical
treatment In Madison states that she
is getting along nicely.
Henry Leise has returned from
Rochester, Minnesota. where he went
to take medical treatment in the we'll
known hospital of Mayor brothers.
Mrs. Fred Burr and son Whitney
arrived home Monday from Iowa where
they visited Mrs. Burr's mother at
,Ledyard and brother at Eagle Grove
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Calvin for the
celebration of their silver wedding,
which will take place on Thursday
evening July 90.
-Undersheriff Jay Harcleroad and
Mrs. Livingston, OF Livingston, ac-
companied Mrs Margaret Grimm,
who had been pronounced insane, to
Mendoza hospital on Friday.
The representatives of a Milwau-
kee firm by the name of Biersach and
Niedermeyer are here doing some
difficult 'steeple jack" work on the
court house. They are engaged in
covering the second cornice, about
four or FIVE feet below the edge of
the roof. with copper, in order to
drain the water off
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21

Frank Schoenbach and Tom R.
Garside were up from Platteville
Tuesday.
The last issue of the Cassville
Record contained cuts of new wheel
recently patented by Peter P and M.
J. Adams, of Turkey River, Iowa.
Both Of these men are we'll known in
Lancaster, having lived in this
vicinity for years. Their father
owned farm on Pigeon creek where
their brother Henry still makes his
home Their patent wheel, which
seems FROM the cut to be built in sec
tions, is not their first experience in
the 'inventing'' business as a few
years ago they invented and patented
the BOSS" wagon brake. Both Of
the brothers have always been Of
mechanical turn of mind.
Now is the time to put in an ap
plication for farmers institute for
Lancaster next winter. Local bust
ness men and farmers should get their
heads together, talk the matter over
and make an earnest effort to hold the
most successful institute here ever
conducted in Grant county. This
city is entitled to an institute and
could easily secure one if application
was made and hall room provided.
Two years ago our city was seriously
considered as the one in which to
hold the big roundup or final in
stitute of the season. We lost out
that year but had good prospects of
securing it the following winter.
No effort was made however and we
were left out of all consideration,
Miss Clara Bieg and Harry
Mackey were united in marriage last
Thursday in Milwaukee at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. Nettie
Bennett The wedding was very
quiet effair. The bride is we'll
known Lancaster girl who for some
time was employed in the Herald
Office and later by the Teller. She
has lived in this city all her life and
is a graduate of the Lancaster high
school, class of '93. Mr.. Mackey is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mackey
and has lived here the greater part of
his life. He is an estimable, in
dustrious young man and is we'll
liked by all who know him. at
present he is IN the employ of the
Aupperle Grocery Company, Mr..
and Mrs. Mackey will be home after
the first of August. The Herald joins
with their many friends in extending
congratulations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21

Mrs. Frank Maso, of Fennimore,
visited here yesterday
Marcus Baxter left Monday for a
weeks visit in Madison.
Mayor Jas. DoIan, of Platteville.
had business here yesterday.
Geo. Moore's next shipping day
will be Wednesday of next week.
j. E. Semrad, of Highland, was
in Lancaster on business yesterday.
Atty NJ. S. Block was up from
Platteville on legal business yester-
day.
Miss Title Flesch returned to
Madison Monday after pleasant VISIT
with Lancaster relatives.
George Peacock, of New Digg-
ings, returned home yesterday after
noon after a days visit with John
Decker.
-Grathwaite & Wenzel added a
fine looking black team to their livery
stable last week. They purchased
the horses in Bloomington.
Mrs. L. B. Newall and two sons
left yesterday afternoon for her home
in Fennimore after pleasant visit at
the home of her father Andrew Brown.
The completion of the schoul
census last week by Arthur Knapp
showed that there are 651 persons of
school age in this district. The girls
as usual greatly outnumber the boys
-Chas. Stratton is engaged in
building bis two green houses which
when completed will occupy his
entire back yard, the dimensions of
each being 50x261s feet. The frame
work will be constructed on steel
posts set in cement. The height Of
the structures will be approximately
IA feet. About 4, 700 square feet Of
glass will be used to cover it. From
the above figures it can be seen that
the two buildings will be of no samll
size. Mr.. Stratton intends to devote
his entire attention to the green house
work.
"A farmer who has had much ex-
perience in cabbage raising says there
is no necessity of using any poisonous
COMPOUND to kill the cabbage worms.
Sift fine salt over the heads or spray
them with salt water, and they will
cease to feed, and in an hour or so
will drop to the ground. If there is
any difference the dry salt is the most
sure method. Salt sprinkled on loos0
heads or around them is thought to
help them head, and when worms are
very plenty it may be necessary to
apply it more than once, but it's
cheap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21

Henry Edwards, of Allen Center,
is here visiting his mother and other
relatives.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Congregational church will
meet Sunday evening, July 25th, at
the home Of Robert Jordans
The advance man of Gollmar
Bros. circus was in Lancaster Mon
day making arrangements for the ap-
pearance of that big show in Lancas-
ter August IS He engaged the lot
owned by Harvey Abrams ''corner-
ing on the railroad track and high.
way in the northwest portion of the
city. This location will be within
easy hauling distance of the railroad
tracks. The first advertising car of
the show will be in Lancaster shortly.
GoIlmar's circus is bigger and better
than ever" this season and will meet
as usual with very gratifying patron
age in Lancaster.
While Rev. Inner, of the Ger
man Methodist church at Sitter, and
Fred Schuppener. also of that vii
lage, were driving by the Harry
Beetham place last Friday, their
horse suddenly became scared at
an umbrella which one of them
put up and started to run away. Both
men we're thrown out and for a time
it was thought that they were very
seriously injured. DR.. Godfrey, of
this city was called to the spot and
on examination found that the left
arms of both men were injured but to
no serious extent. 1t is lucky that
they came drought the accident with
out meeting with worse injuries.
w. S.. Lathrop will put up an
ice cream manufacturing plant in the
lots owned by his brother W. f.
Lathrop adjoining the Rock property
near the railroad yards. The build
ing Mr.. Lathrop contemplates erect
ing is in dimensions about 20 by so
feet. and will comfortably accom-
MEDIATE his plant. Later, it is pos
sibIe. that he will build a residence
on the same lot. His successor in the
restaurant, Mr.. Hoffman. is now nice
ly started in the business and is
capably filling the shoes of the former
owner. The opening held Saturday
was quite we'll attended by city resi-
dents, but few country people were
present, this being busy season for
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21

Judge GoodselI held court in
Platteville yesterday.
David Eastman arrived home
Monday from a short visit in Cobb.
-Mesdames Frank Tenant and
Chas. Stratton went to Sitter yester-
day
Herbert Van Dusen left yesterday
for Montfort for a short visit with
relatives.
Will Galloway, of White Owl,
South Dakota, arrived yesterday for
visit with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. A. Hayes, of Baraboo,
who is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Michaelis, on Monday had a
successful operation for nose trouble
performed by DR.. J. A. Gault on her
son Willie.
-Mesdames Totman and Mitchell
left yesterday for Livingston to at
tend the County W. G.. 7. U. conven-
tion which opened yesterday afternoon
at two O. clock and will close this
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Buchner and two
daughters, Gladys and Elizabeth, ar
rived Monday evening for visit at
the H. S. Rhodes home. Mrs
Buchner had been visiting here for
some time but returned home some
days ago.
New Richmond, Wis. had a de-
srructive fire in the lumber yari sec
tion, Monday afternoon, which for a
time threatened the destruction of the
town. but the fire was gotten under
control by the local department with
out aid from outside. The property
loss is about $50, 200.
"A practical professor in present
ing diplomas to graduating class
spoke as follows 'Girls, in present
ing you these diplomas, if by their
significance you are led to allow your
mother to do all the work, bake all
the bread and sweep all the floors,
because you can read Latin or demon
strate a theorem in geometry, then
has your school been q most unfortun-
ate course, and in all the teachings
you have ever received at my hands,
l trust there has been no lesson that
has weaned you from the dist pan.
Boys, if from this graduation you go
out into the world too nice to carry
wood, and swill to the hogs, if need
be, then has our school failed in its
purpose and sown the wrong seed. >
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21
H. Blanche Hyde.

Of New York City will take voice
pupils during summer: giving an
opera at close of term. 1Sw4c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21

YOU WILL LIKE HIM
WHISPERING SMITH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-21
HE COMES!
WHISPERING SMITH.

Henry Edwards, of Allen Center
is here visiting his mother and other
relatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

gradually to show the curve
 crown Of the dimity formed 'atin ribbon and to scs. The lN m the bonnet. one ruche er arranged about two inches | lower edge. where a 9 quetry and daintiness of crlhc. as their simplicity is will find these styles most
 will be the opportunity for est styles.~
 wee maiden and her next the Indispensable white dress
 embroidered founcinc as it originally designed, the body
 except at the center of the run up into the; yoke band. !o yoke depth and from this Plain lawn, batiste or similar n. With t;1cls readily iniro- enhance it's attractivenese;. 7. 4. 6. z and 10 years. and uncing aud 'io yards 36-inch lle Tor r'.ibroidered Bouncing
 The yoEe i> iur.aG1 Ii strips iy of the dress has the f,iil-
 the yoke. 'Ehe Hse Of tie ] if preferred. This pattern ! bathing suit and this the
 to | beach '0 take q trin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
G. A. ROESLER
 PASSES AWAY

G. \. Roesler, who is, well known among the musicians of this city died at Gleason, Tenn, Saturday after noon. His death was sudden. being on the eve of his departure for Mem- phisA where he was to have attended the reunion. He was stricken with paralysis and lived only a few hours.
 Mir. Roesler died among strangers. having only one friend present. his. partner, Robert w. Scott. who re mained with him until the end. Mr. Roesler had many acquaintances in this city, having been a professional piano man for more than thirty-five years. He travelled this and other states as a piano salesman, with suc- cess, and in recent years devoted his time to tuning. In this work he was most efficient.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

after pleasant visit with MT. and Mrs. M. w. Pendergrass in this city.
 Mrs. w. A. Owen and little son arrived from Texarkana yesterday. Mrs. Owen was called here by the serious Illness of her father. |, l.. Davis
 Captain and Mrs w. F. Clark and daughter, Mrs. J. s. Larkin. will leave Sunday for an extended visit 10 friends and relatives in Kentucky and Indiana
 Mrs. c. W. DowelI returned yester- day from visit to Little Rock. Mrs. Dowell will leave shortly for Los Angeles, Cal. where she will spend the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Fox, their daugh, ters, Misses Blanche and Gertrude Fox, and Miss Louise Ryland, left Monday for points in the East They swill return via New Orleans.
 Mrs. s. 4. Hawkins and daughter, Miss Ruth Hawkins, formerly of this city, now of Winfield, La, are in the city, visiting L. E. Abel and family, Twenty-fourth avenue and Olive street
 Among the Pine Bluffians at the Memphis reunion are: George w. Byington, T. W. Sparks. j. NJ. Bar rett and w. l. Payne, of Sherrill; Dan Byrd and Charles II. Triplett
 Mrs. Rachel Winkelin. after q pleasant visit here with relatives. re- turned to her home in Memphis to- day. Sh ewill be accompanied by her niece. Miss Future May Bloo.a, AwAo will visit her for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
SOCIETY.
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1ord,u (omplimentcd.

sf urc NJ. Danaher entertained a mum
 or of her young friends Tuesday af-
 erpoon at her home on Laurel street.
 ,.,or of her niece, Miss Fife Jor-
 an of Little Rock. The home was
 .nted with flowers. carnations,
 Zoe nasturtiums and cape jessa-
 ,.noc heinz ill evidence. Euchre was L,o came which was played. Miss ,,sio Haizlip succeeded ill making the h;shest score and was awarded q .2.ondsnme brass fern dish. The |scorers prize. tie clasp, fell to sam I|rrimble. The honoree, Miss Jordan, uas presented with a pretty silk par ,so, At a seasonable hour delicious refres hments were served to the fol- 1ov;nq guests. who were all generous In their praise of the affair
 Misses Elizabeth Schober, Ethei Mann. Annie Martin. Evan Goree, Mamie Nunn, Emma Wilbourne, Car rie Arnold, Mary Dennis, Allie Banks, Margaret Dewoody, Lola Kaiser, Dor othy Shaver of Mena, Elizabeth Adams. Dulcie Allen of Dewitt. Bes- sic Thompson, Josie Haizlip, Rosalie philpot, Allie May Howell and Eula Walker.
 The scorers for the afternoon were: Messrs. Sam Trimble and Withers Howell. of Chattanooga, Tenn
 Mrs. Danaher was assisted in en- ertaining her young guests by Mes James, H. E. Trulock. w. \. Taggart md A. w. Mills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

frame, and rminded off n the ear. A full puffed alnS consisted ol' green ,
 q i.uehe. and applied nal
 oiini and crown a1hc= ott merged into Inc other q lanata on each side. Tn almost inposs:i.le le to des asistii,ir.
 but :ha, the o.d.l siste ''ier resorts and beaches ear n"rnbers and in silnp] e frocks for the very ere. q charming style for :. As Illustrated, it is of ,t that the model was ( ing ln one straight piece, Xteas ion is permitted 10 l, fitting. j, fp the Ggi;"e into q pleasing fullness. by. ,llis batter of the plain ia VII skirt to tern No. .3a2G. is in sizes
 |i.:n -Aa Sards 32-inch flo pattern. J5 cents. :. .e%i No. ..aa4 is also S,iitaI frljEht and In one piece. 'ineo together and the bo
 r-i7 beading just below ;Ntt. as it can be omitte,
 6 years. Price, 10 cents. tern No. 3136 is really :,
 sic lives near .nn1n1trh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
Thalheimer.Becker.

The marriage of Miss Pearl Thal- heimer and Jesse Becker was solemn ized last evening at o'clock at Con- cordia Club in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Louis Witt before a beautifully ar- ranged altar in the ballroom. A we'd ding bell of bride roses and ferns was suspended from an arch of greenery, the whole forming an artistic setting for the bridal party. The bride was gowned in handsome creation of white duchess satin with overdress of embroidered chiffon with garniture of duchess lace. She carried an arm eouGuet of brides roses. tulle and ferns. The long tulle veil made a charming finish to the elegant gown of ceremony. Miss Essie Gottlieb, of Pine Bluff, cousin of the bride. was her attendant. Miss Gottlieb wore a beautiful combination of white silk and chiffon and carried bridesmaid roses Sol Thalheimer acted as best man.
 Alter the ceremony reception was held, followed by a wedding banquet. Dancing was indulged in until late nour MT. and Mrs. Becker have gone East on an extended bridal tour. They will be at home after August 1 Ut loo6 West Sixth street.
 Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb, Miss Essie Gottlieb, Mir. and Mrs. B. Leitner, MT. and Mrs. s. Ihalheimer Pine Bluff; Mir. and Mrs. wantrovitz, Mississippi. and Mrs. B. Gross, Hot Springs. 'a {,
 The bride is a daughter of Mr.. ani mrs. B.,s. Thalheimer, and was one o1 the most popular of this season s oeoutantes, while the groom has for d number of years occupied a re- sponsible position with the Gus Blass ory Goods Company.-Little Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

The Owls had another enthusiastic meeting last night. initiating seven new candidates. They were: o. F. Coleman, John ClaSue. ]. l.. Wheeler. J. C. Morris, w. NJ. Galloway. Ed Biakeley and E. E. Island President E. J. kerwin presided The commit tee on hall reported favorably. rec ommendng that the old Eagles hall, on West Rarraque street. be leased 1t will he beautifully furnished and remodeled. The committee on by laws and constitution will report next Tuesday night The Owls lodge is enjoying remarkable progress. It's membership has reached the two hun dred mark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

Memphis attending the reunion.

Memphis attending the reunion.
 E. J. Voss left yesterday to attend the state shoot at Little Rock.
 VII. Simpson left yesterday for a several days visit to Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Smart left yex- terday to attend the reunion at Mem- phs.
 Mrs. Dave Ferguson and Mrs John Thompson are attending the Memphis reunion
 Captain \. T. Roberts is meeting many old companions at the, Mem- phis reunion.
 simon Bloom, of Warner, is in the city, visiting relatives and transact ing business.
 Major and Mrs. H. A. Mccoy left yesterday to attend the Confederate reunion at Memphis.
 Lee Smith, of Shreveport. La. is in this city, tbe guest of h;s parents, MT. and Mrs. F. c. Smith
 Sol Bloom will return today from Fayetteville, where he has been at- tending the State University. Mrs. J. Y. Saunders, of Little Rock. has returned to her home, after d pleasant visit to Mrs. P M. Bridges.
 Mrs. Harris Nunn, Of Monticello, after a pleasant visit here with Mrs. \. W. Mills, returned to her home to day.
 A. W. Mills returned yesterday from a business visit to Memphis. He says the city is crowded with reunion wis itor. --------.
 Mrs. billiard Saunders and baby have returned from pleasant visit to friends and relatives in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Warren Parker and Miss Rexie Parker left yesterday for Ko- komo, Ind. where they vii spend the summer.
 Mrs. E. C. Neets has gone to Cali fornia, where she will spend several weeks with her daughter. Mrs> Joe PaWlett
 Mrs. NJ. E. CarnIical, of Monticello, after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Wiley. left yesterday for New Edinburg
 
 Miss Victoria Goree has gone to Fayetteville, where she will be the guest of friends and relatives for a few weeks.
 Harry Woodbridge, who has been attending the U. of A. for the past eight months, has returned to his home in this city
 Misses Mary and Maud Sledge. of Chester, s. c, arrived in this city yesterday to be the guests of Mrs. s. N. Knox and Mrs. J. c. Atkinson.
 Mrs. G. w. Lindsay, Miss Mary Lindsay and Mrs. Will Malley were called to Clio Monday night on ac- count of the illness of Mrs. Nevip.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bland have re- turned to their home at St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
Tornado and r Hail Insurance

Two of OUT the-very-Dest and larg- est companies. with assets of over s3l .oo0,ooo, are writing bail in con nection witt tornado Insurance. Let us write ou a policy at once. The rates are very low.
 The s, orm season has 0ardly be- gun and vet the losses so far have exec eded any previous year in the bistory of our state The wise will profit by the experience of others. Be wise and insure with us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
Social and Literary Entertainment.

Cotton Belt Camp No. 1869, Mod ern WoOdmen of America, will give a social and literary entertainment at the K. of P. hall. on East Second av- enue, on Wednesday night, June 9, when a musical and literary program will be rendered by members of the camp and their friends. to be fol- lowed by ice cream and cake. All members of the camp are expected to be present. Bring your friends. X prize of $250 in gold to- the lady bringing the best cake. a"7ea17~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

Summer coughs and colds are ob- stinate and difficult to cure. The most prompt method is to take some thing pleasant which will gently move the bowels; a good laxative cough
 syrup. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup will surely and promptly cure your cold. Sold by Dr. McCammon & Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
Moonlight Picnic.

The following young people ell- loved a pleasant moonlight picnic to Sulphur Springs Monday evening: Misses Mollie Nobles GHamburg), Bes- sic Winters and Lillibert Cravens; Messrs. James Hudson, Leland Mur- phy and J. Burton Craig.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
F = q |
 BRIEF MENTION. | | ' + + + + + + + 4

s"iss Katie Franey is attending the reunion at Memphis.
 W, c. Crittenden. of Altheimer. was m this city yesterday.
 J. T. Lloyd is attending the state shoot at Little Rock.
 E. B. Bloom was in Little Rock yesterday on business. =. -: Y. Prewitt will return :. today rom the Memphis reunion. ]. ::
 f' and Nrss Nj. A. Baker are n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

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 apron" that covered tn. hack of the neck has r.,>. yet inaue it's appearance.
 I jt.,c may come in later, though. because Parisi3n ailtllnerS are showing
 % 9lr very oddly cor lr't@'i lhaIc;lus, much OF the 'a'd.r Of Il uob v-s r. and stl'Hfls" to say they @l'e fof tie 2.roSyn-pps.
 ftl"se iaSt-.t:eH tiur}ci are
 ed 'G ,-nnlLlctc cl5~- Gli}?@s and date back to l..t' l-olis NY. period. f.it h F"tt;rn e the chil- ft'"a : bQ!l5fFtS, most a. IuIin& al't they, Gne in t#it1cll"r of Nili;@ dim 1T, Snrig,Scd with ,inv E'":.. roschads. H,;is so quaint and picturesque that il called forth ad- n!lfatloa from all be holders. The front of the bonnet came out over the lace iN regulation sun | hl ,t .)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09

tsc. :;;:s.;Idc un Il Wiit, or tine throat just itIle:i the back and the trimf ribbon was plaitcd into concealing the Joining ot nearer the from and
 cluster of roses was ar these litll" ho'9ncis is
 charming and really irr,
 There is up question ntiracLjNe and the $u'n bringing them ont in el
 Some chHro.,nS lit1I older sister are s.:,uwn ], being shown in No. 3l2' was for tlliS deVclompe or skirt ol lilo !rock b, front. Wiie".- ..Sit e This extension, is 'rcket point to the lie n freaks ia hric world develop c, dnced in tue lower edge
 Pictorial iteV,ew Pal requires Tor tiic io-y -y.a:.r plain m:4ierial. Price (
 Pictorial Review Pct, as. The body GIT skirt is : Of insertion and i3 wn tt ness roftij'f.: " tibbo', ribbon is' optional. bow. Is in size 5 F, . ?. ard
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-09
A rashion Chat on Styles for Wee Girls.

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