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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

ocrat. since bic oornerfIon Wiih the
paper. hns been Suggesting mat Iai.
lahaseee n the i0f| qateWay % 81
unprecedented west teaet Developments
that q certainly confIna.
II Tallahnseee people glil only exeIl
themselves during lhl4ftear. takiu8 ~
vantage o. the s6gora1 rood 0pfiarI
tics that err cerlain 20 present them
selves striking when ihe ircn s. hot.
and keeping uo toe heat. We WIN hart
q city here within 4 tew gearn whica
Wlll b a delight - nll fhis secllon
of Florida.
Gol together 30 pe0tlo. g0r the ptn
|le good. The SIornn II can fotSHf
lof Tallahassee
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

- III" ANI|||||||||. .N.MNNNINNNI
Needs IaIlahaeeas Product
The roceht acquisition 70 Tallahas
see'g list 81 industries The spoke and
handle factory Of Mr. Lutz Will prove
% bo most fortunate rs waa predicted
by The True Democret az TIE time
% ~ location here For local shops
be q tgrning out the finest poles and
ehGfta and rims even seen here
Bot this does not begin 10 tell the
value % their product. Automobile
are perhaps the most
discriminating people 81 TIE country
Ief i|mher perfection . needed IN
cara ~ Lufs has DOT only
rel "a cf from Que az ne lar4
annf1tIurola On tie eounlff lof
~ for ihair mnchlnrs hUf lh4
t 4 protlne klehIy satisfactory.
Industry ~ this Kind has tis
h1itiee n ~ TIE harfwoo %
ion are practically IncIIt0a,
~ 81 acf1ai I|1 are 1iof|1a
Fefg elpEoF ooslI
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

says II IL BeFon0 Compare Both IN
Bumnl md Winter.
ar. W. n. Eforlo1 who cnmo 20 Tai
ldhassee with his hnily from Mime.
apolis "a the spfilf % 1909. says this
~ the finest summer climate be ever
experienced Egoa lae lake country 81
ne Northwest DOT able 30 equal
A. Every night ilel WINNER was 20
aeIlehtfuily cool thal ter was needed
and the winters are - GEOGRAPHICALLY
oslfable. " ale q has been an unusual
winter here e has been bIig all
through the North ana West Lt says
lhnt N ell people m TIE Northwest
could know Of the delights here there
would b a marvellous influx q popula-
lioa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

LaGrippe pains that peryade the en-
tire system, LaGrlppe coughs that
rack and strain, are quickly cured BY
Foley's Honey and Tar. Ia mildly lax
alive, safe and certain results. Bur.
dimes Drug store. 90.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

railroad Fenandna Tallahassee financed and work win begin
railroad incorporated to build to Tallahassee Qun Ca
is but the confirmation Of by railroad Gnsncs to build line directly Che
the gateway the West Coast with the spendOus development that awaiting
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18
What Tallahassee is Doing
In The Way Of Prosperity
lust on the Eve OF Development that Will Make Of
a Splendid Little City.

people Tallahassee asleep
rake the city grow great leaps and bounds
WHAT TALLAHASSEE IS DOING
following buildings either construction provided for
100000 Building o The State College
A $4,000 Building for City Public School,
1900 Addition to Trinity Methodist Church
Business o National Bank
$4,000 Elks Building
A Building o. Woman's Club
A Christian Science Church
1900 Addition to Leon Hotel
What Tallahassee has secured within the past year:
$3.50 600 Land Company.
A $4,000 Company for Intensive Farming,
en- Marble
A 5000 Spoke and Handle Factory.
INDUSTRIES THAT PROBABLE
500 900 Cotton Factory
A Factory
A lame
Ovaz1 FaefSw
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-18

More people are taking F0lcrs tlf1
net napeilg every ytaa II cone'd.
go Ite fnol 9fciiYe reno1I So na
hII and bladder fr1nhlea nat ne
~ - tan a1N foI4F M
tofrt lr1laf
~ s4nieln. aid stores
Het4'ne's Dr slota
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Den nbe Soritanber paa Seserspris.

Otter bnao Der meooeles, er can6.
teol. son, Der er aniat pe0 oct fgl.
Opfoltringsbns, bleOen u0iet til at
oere 5oritanoer for Speerspris.
gano. teol. tSep er fsot 1864 og
altiaa MI 40 qar. Sans 6a0er bar
Suititsrdao 8. paa Binosminoe.
Otter at pere blepen aanoioat
1890 blep ban Den 10. September
1891 aniat paa Set fgl. Opioitrinss.
bus, boor ban Itaoig er 2prer.
oSr. SeD er en- uomprfet 2erer,"
flyer 5oritanoeren paa Opfoitrings-
buiet, Brofesior Otto Senien, ban
foritaar iom fun faa at toee De pan-
ifelige gsrn, ri bar FER, ian De baa.
De bar Glib til BAN iom til ineen
andre af 2ererne og iamtibig 8e-
ipeft for ban.
Retop en- iaa uomerfet peoagoL
iom Sr. Sep er, er 0et, Se9erspris
tranger til, tbi BET for netop oGret
en- Sell oeo oen Maaoe, oenne @nItalt
biotil bar peret orepet paa, at i1gen
Of 5oritanoerne bar p9ret YeOago
ger.
Sa, en- beore 5orltanoer oil Sa.
eerspris life funne faa, tbi inBt1
fan babe beore apalififationer eIip
Sr. Ssp."
;5or Sifent .dhtoen bill 81. Son
'.rrlig bore btfenet icm Ie5enbe &c.
nor Of Stiocrterforeningen 1M =
rs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

pagnement, bar bait Ell Wuiifopleoel-
ie, ban buffer.
Os nSr. Olnfs 9aaabe" og vSor.
heroic" og meget, meget anoet.
Seq min6es / oenne 5orbinoelle
en- life @piiooe, iom er bleoen mig
f%ortalt, - oct bar / oct oeientlige
iooleoes:
Sort fer Opferelien al en- al De
itore Basiioner = bnor 9ielefelot
ifuloe ipnge ariitus.Bartie (5olf
bar bespnot at fomme) =, Itprter
ban ben til @aoe uoe af Jig ielp,
grebet al pluoielig @ngit ooer, at ban
ifuloe ipnee De Strofer, oct forefom
bam umuli9t. n@aa ben | ben 9rog
og beo OereS 6aoerbor, iaa gaor
BET" bpiifeoe @aoe. 8ielefelot gioroe
oct, og = oct gif, elf itraalenoe.
Seq ipnes, at oenne lille Senoel.
lie bar lige mutt betegnenoe for
@aoe og 8ielefelot.
@io Ri bab6e mango iaaoanne
aunitnerel
asgar Suul.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Strrf Sneitprnl.

Gsbenbapn, 81. Sec. = Sitter bar
en- Iterf Storm raiet ober 2anoet og
flere Steoer forpolot itsrre og min.
ore ulpffe.
Ser | @pen blGfte nogle l9rlige
beftige 8inoiteo | @nar Wio6ogs en-
Sforiten ON pna gp Hoienberg, boao
Der forool6te en- Del Sfaoe, men
beloigois tom Der ingen Wennelfer
til Sfaoe.
Baa 8eiterbrogaoe blep en- lille
Melfeoreng, Sergen Gbriitenies ira
8o6roffspei SO, ilpneet neo fra Ia.
get nf @~9lfeooenen og tom mo I'M.
Der 8ognens Siul, Der Git ober bans
l~tnoerlip.
l~lbpgeeliet leml9itet bleo 9rengen
fort til SoipitaIet.
Selpfelgelig er Der runbt ON |
9pen gaaet Ell Del 9utifsruoer
2ebet, men opbere Spor bar Stor'
men lat no oper 2anoet.
Sra Sfelifsr telegraferes: nnoer
ben orfanogtige Storm bleite Ell Sc.
oeitalo ON, tiIbsrenoe @rGnoerieier
Sr. Sarboe, SfelIfer. Staloen, Der
bar beligsenoe | felipe Sfelifsr gp,
bar en- plore gpening, Der for Sioen
rummeoe ca. 80 5eo~efreatiirer. III
oigie lpffeoes bet efterboanoen at
fno De ileite noeenlunoe uifaote frem
al auinerne, men en- balp Snes bar
orebt poo Steoct, og Ell Del al De
eprige mantte 6iebliffelig Haas neo.
Iaa en- til Dels nD gienoom, til.
herenoe Semrer Niels Senien, Bloc
tie ben enc @apI neo og toe en- Del
of Saget meo flo. @f en- nnoer OPP
ferIeI prrenoe gpenine peo Tano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Trofcsior 8ielefelot opo.

Hapnet9ielefelot RUNNER mango
imlffe mtiifalife Minoer for 6olf,
Der bar oeltaget | MuiifliDet | Ga
bes Beriooe".
gielcfelbt par ba aoncertiangeren,
ben sneite, bporom Der for @lpor bar
Gale. @aoe brngte bam, og oct bar
10 | og for iig tilitr9ffeligt.
San bar Muiif = COB, fin Wn.
fit fra Ssie til 5ooiaal, ban bapoe
bet fire Snitinft, Der life nnolaoer
at trGffe Sopeoet paa Ssmmet, ben
aiiltur, ser NOT ioa meget meofeot
Iom erborrpet er al en- egen operbe.
piIenoc 8irfning.
Mon fan manife iiee, at ban iom
Sefnifer life bar fulot no altnitner,
men iaa par ban iaa meget mere
aunftner | aompoiitionens aano og
funoe foreorage iom ingen onoen.
Den, Der | 9ielefelots gooe lib
bar bert BAN ipnge I. CTS. Sdu.
manns oDidterliebe" til eget affom'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

bqrfet, Der bar omtrent feroig til
9eisnine, er ca. Snlpoelen bleit ON.
fulo. en- beo ageriG lig9en0e Sagt
fom | Drift.
s 0pborg req en- Soiroelpino 60
get at BET npopf6rte @pmnaitifbus
oe0 Gutenberg Sbiifole. 2erer
8infel, Der / BET iamme pasiere0e
@aaroenL bleb rant al 8oget og al.
borlig fpeItet. San 6leb at nogle
gleper funoet | ~beoioItl6s 8ilitan0
og 6naret op pao tit gerelie. Sans
3ilitano er betpnfelig.
Sra DARIUS meloes: Senoag
aften og Wnn0ag Sormio0ag bar
Der ober belle Spaon0 'raiet en- oolo-
JON SneItorm, Der bor foraariaget
ltore 9oele99elier paa 8elefon. og
Selegrofleonin9erne. 6lere Cog
liOoer fnIt | Sneen, og paa ollie
6org-Sfern-9onen og flere andre
8aner er 0riften bells belt %itanoiet,
oels meget ~uregelmesiio.
Sra 8eile: Gaa @rlno at One
Itormen ferte 5ormiOoagstoget fra
geile til @ipe fait / @~erbeoenaf So.
rup. Der bleu lenot Sneplob fra
geile. 6ormio0agstoget fra Belle
til 8on6el forte fat meaem 8anbel
oe Gdnobel. Won baabeoe begge
SteOer at funne genoprette Driften
/ 2sbet al gftermiooaeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Snsbolocrifc snifes.

On troenoe alore Bige eaer enft
uoen 9srn, fra 80 til 40 Mar @nifes
til at beitpre Suiet for en- enfemanf
meo to Imao 9ern 2 oe 3 aar ganltc
poa en- 6arm.
SuIius Sopbus NieIe en-
SIT. 1, 9or AZ,
aenmare, u. Dat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Sture 8ranoe.

8oa n2uno6pgaaro" oeo 2unobD
Station, tilberenoe Sofiegermeiter
golet, opltoo Der ben 20. Dec. Slo.
lsS. S Den orfanagtige Storm bar
ben ltore @plsgaor0 burtigt ON.
ippnot al 2uerne.
Ser neobrenote TO Itore 2aoebpg-
ninger, aoitaloen og en- elore Seite'
italobpgning. Sobeobp9ningen, Der
en- Sio bar iaa ltPrft trnet, at mar
ilptteoe en- Del af De foitbare Wgb.
Ter og Walerier no, lpffeoes oct at
reo6e. 2ieeleoes reooebes en- npere
Seiteitalbbpgnin9 og Spineitaloen.
8%reoturerne | ct @ntal al ca. 300
fom ale no, fgr Saget ifreo neo.
Der bren0te mango Sunbreoe 29s
Seo og So. Sl0en opIto0 fra ct 60
fomobil, lom man ON 5ormiooagen
bar | Serb nteo at FIRE OPP til Serlf'
| ming.
gpgningerne bar forfifreoe 2anb-
bpgningernes alminoelige 9ranofor.
firing og 2essret / r9anmarf".
Samme Dag opitoo Der Slo | en-
Solmbielm peo Sopeogaaroen Bel.
Iingegaaro" / Sor. 4irfebp Sosn.
SIben trebte fig til 9opgitaloene og
2ooen, ser totalt n~eobrenote. On
Del areaturer inoebr9note, ligeiom
Maifiner og S9o br9note. Stuebu.
Jet og S~eiteitaIben reboeoes.
Sloen menes at bore opitaaet fra
ct 0ampt9rifep9rf. @aoroen, Der
bsrer unoer ogorielit5e", beitpres al
@rebe 3. @blefelot-2auroi9en
10 al oe reooeoe areatlirer paa
.9ellingegonro" muotte Haas neo.
9pgningerne bar III. o2oa. Salt.
Solfet6." foriifret / 2anobpgninger.
nes alminoelige grnnoforiifring for
1860 Ser. 9ei9tning og 2eseret /
vGanmnrf" for $4,000 Ser. gronb.
Ifooens Stsrrelie fan enoml life an.
gibes.
3. &. Gbriiteniens 6ctsiaser. =
3. 6. Far oiinoet ben ferite al De
&etsinger, ban for nogle Maaneoer
iioen onlngoe MOB en- G9ffe Dag
blade, nemlis MOB Bort 2ano",
Der ierlig bnpoe bragt TO artifler
rs. 6. er en- Sfenoiel for BET banife
Golf" oe Gen itore SpfIer". Sof.
og Staosretten bar gipet 5. 6. Weo-
bolo l. at Grtiflerne er %preforn9r-
menoe for BAN, og at De ooerifrioer
@r9nicn for ben t~iliteoelige gtrings-
fribeo, ielp nanr oe politiife Sorbolo
tages meo | getragtnirg. uotnlel'
ierne mortificereoes berfor, og gla-
oct iosmtes en- 9soe til Statsfasien
al 300 Ser. % 90 Ser. til S. s. |
Sngsomfoitninger.
1t6bggclig 9eb. Sa 9eitpreren al
Sreoerifsbolm beo 9ongens gngbo-
be, 8ebenbnpn ben 20. Sec. ON
Morgenen fom no | @aarben, bang
ser paa Blanfep9rfet en- apinoe meo
Sopeoet neo 40, 90 10 mbapoe faaet
Den enc 500 | alemme mellem Srem-
merne.
9a man fit benoe befriet no al
oen frpgtelige Sitting, bite oct Jig,
at bun par itip 90 folo, og at Do
ben forlpnelt pnr inbtraaot.
Sun Iaa no til at bore ca. 30
gar gammel og bar ret oroentlig
poaflGot. .Senoes Sig blep magt til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
SoIfetin

VtelllbDCu2luup2ioocl2 0po2ooil'
Den blep peotaget / fin 3io uoen
@egeiItring, uoen egentlig 8erligbeo
fra nogen SIDE, bel eeentlig melt,
foroi Den eoberenoe aultusminiiter,
s. 6. gbriitenien, enIfeoe oct, og for.
oi Bartiforboloene oengang tilloo
bam at faa fine gnifer opfplot.
Weget er | 6enre iom | andre Sen'
ieenoer ioranoret / De iioite 6 gar,
bi iaa BET | Gar; oct bar life lpffes
oes bam at jamie no9et egentligt
Slertal | Seaesuopalget, og | 5olfe-
tinget bleo oct peo afitemningen for.
panolet til ct Minoretal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar life for
maaet at esre iio uunoo9rIige noe /
2anbet, oe betroetes al ben leoenoe
Menigbeo meo l1pillie % al 5olfets
itore, ufirfelige Masier meo ben ltsr'
ite 2igeggloigbeo. Wen en- IaaoonSn'
ftitutions Gage bill burti9t n9re talte
= og fra 1. Sanuar 1910 efsiiterer
be life mere.
Mngaaenoe 5orbonolineen | Gin
gene Ifal ri benpiie til omitaaenoe
Heferot, Der Ifal fun meooeles vi.
jtemnineens 8eiultat.
Den al
ct raoifoIt 80 inoretal
aiorte SnoItiaing ON @eotagelie al
2ooen | S%olfetingets tioligere Iffat'
telIe bIeo forfoitet meo 81 Stemmer
MOB 19.
2on6stineets Iffattel e
forfaIteoes meo SO Stemmer moo 10.
Saa fom oct afgsrenoe Punft, vi.
itemningen oper
Som o mis'et.
9enne bar forlangt foretaget PEG
Ronneopranb.
5or aompromis'et itemte 81, nem'
Zig: 3eforportiet, De Mooerate (uno-
togen 81. &riitenien, s. &euentlotp og
6. 2apn), oen npe 11-Dfanos.@rup'
pc (unotagen General Maoien) og
felgenoe Meolemmer al Ssire: Ufao'
ien.Saliteo, Solm, aange, 8. Seer.
eaoro, Neeriee, q. g. anoerlen, VI.
gbriitianien, 9ineien os Barfoo.
Smoo itemte 56, nemlig: Social-
6emofrater, Gnoifale, De to Wfooera'
te, g. ariitenien og s. 9euentlow,
Iamt al Ssire: abrabamien, gircf
og gGinger, 5refier, Sammericb,
Sornftrup, q. g. Senien, Soban
annoien, 2iittidali, s. 6. Wsaer,
Scbocf og @ulff.
General Mooien ogGbr. Gaon ipa'
reoe, yStemmer iffe!" 90 %. 6. Sen'
ien.5ls, Sin9erien og &sgtielien bar
frap9renoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
5 2on6Stin9et

bIep aompromisforilaget oeotaget
meo 80 Stemmer imoo 26.
Men ga 5orilaget iaaleoes er enoe.
Iig beotaget | forifeIig Sfiffelie |
De to Sing, iaa er oct belle 9ooforilag
6ermeo b~ortfnl0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
De ubefen0tes 9opel paa ct So
bonnes Stiftelie.

4arbns gDraab oeotog Den 16.
Dec. al Senipu til ben berifenOe
4r~bei0slSsbeo Itrafs at paabegpnOe
anleget al oct tore finogaoeproieft
runot ON 8Den. Del M p~aa6egpno-
te 4rbeioe aniloos i'll. RS. til 1867
900 Ser.
Sneen laber a~ortilntning. 0a oct
eleftriife 2ps forle0en gftermi0oag
6leo ten0t | Woriager, ifete Der en-
9ortilutning melem Selefontraaoe-
ne og Be eleftriife 9eoninger nel item
ODER belle 9pen. On Del Sifringer
elf / 2ebet, og paa Selefoncentralen
folot ale Glapper iamtioig neo, me-
oells ser itoo en- SlOisile no al ale
SuQer. Sfaoen par III. o9ano. u.
3d." ret b~etDoelig, og al Sraaofor.
binoelie bar Geiten al 0agen al.
br1tot. &ortilntningen bar %foraar.
ia9et al Sneen, iom oeo at legge
fig poa Sroo6ene 6ragte oisie / Sor-
binoelIe meo 6inanoen.
9pbsfalb. 8prl9ee Sans aier-
gaar5 Gbriitenien / 8~reoericia er
forleoen afeaaet oeo OGDEN efter no..
gen Gios itrengt Spgeleie. Den @f.
oeoe, Ser bar feot / Gem oeo Sting.
febing og bleo 70 aar gammel, bar
| mango gor oPret 0prlege neo
2reoericia 4eofontrol, fra boilfen
Sitting ban for nplig paa @runo
af tiltagenoe Spageligbeo 6anoe be-
geret i'm 4fifeo. Dprle9e gbriiten-
len, Ger life oeltog nioere / oct Of.
fentlige 2io, nor III. nSre6. 3D."
meget afbolot at Dem, ban / gmbeos
Meofgr eaer poa anoen gis TOM /
t9erering meo. Den %. December
fnnoe ban babe ferret 40 Iars
Siibileum iom Berger / 5reoericia.
= 8iborg ploite SnobD99er, ben
neit tel 94-aari9e Sru Sine &iritine
9rogbeim er III. BIB. Stiftst." for
leoen afeaaet peo Os0en. Den gamle
Dame bar raft og rsrig og fulo.
itenoig a~anosfriif inotiI oct iioite.
Higsretten. StGbning itbtaget til
8. Sannar. = Den offentlige Mn.
flager, Ssieiteretsiagfsrer Hee, bar
uotoget St9oning imoo S. 6. gbri-
itenien os Si9nro Berg til at msoe
for 9igsretten, iom boloes | 2anos-
tinesialen ben s. Sanuar SCI. 10.
Den Dag oil Der Dog n9ppe tie
apoet, emo at Qnflaeeren fremlegger
Stebnineen og ta9er Initano for at
u6arbei0e anflooeifriftet.
Otter at Ssieiteretsiagferer S. 8ii-
lotp er antagen iom 0efenior for De
tiltolte, bill bans Spigerfaoer, Ssie-
Iteretsasiesior Sonos Baulien, pige
tit Spoe Iom 0ommer. Oette meo-
ferer, at BET iioit palgte Meolem al
2anostingets observation-disclosures og-
iao mao tr9ffe Jig tilbage. Dette
6liper 0enitremanoen Sr. 0roberg,
iom nplig oalgtes / Steoet for Wab.
n.Mpgoal, iom paa@runo af Spg-
Dom traf iig tilbage.
2anosnbitiqinscns &esnifab. aas-
ie. o9 Gegnifabsuopalget bar forle.
ben meooelt nogle Gal fra 2anos-
uoItiQingens Snot9gtsiioe. 9iaetial.
get bar gipet 693,567 Ser. afeifterne
bar upret t8O,570 Ser. Deraf bar
N~eItauranterne = meo en- Smlpt.
ming al 100000 Ser. = gipet 120,.
900 Ser. l10itiaineens Snoteeter bar
Isf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Nenisbebsraaoenes 9posoom.

Ser. OebI." of IS. Gee: 5 @aar
beiegleoe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-05-18

3
There was a fair meeting in the
Odd Fellows hall Friday when about
a dozen of the members responded to
the call Of the secretary. The old
officers declined reelection, but when
the members promised their hearty CO.
operation, consented to reelection.
They are: l.. Abraham, president;
%. H. Martin and Arthur McKevitt,
vice presidents A. c. Bishop. secre-
tary, and Ora Hatch, treasurer. The
society is in good shape, only about
$500 of the old debt remaining unpaid,
and several hundred dollars worth of
improvements have been made the
past few years. Some extensive i'm
provements will be made this year.
While hauling load of wood
under a clothes line last Thursday,
L. S. Sawyer was caught under the
chin by the line and deep cash was
made, which required several stitches
to close. 1t is healing all right.
profs. HeadIey and Jay and several
pupils accompanied Miss Lewis BeItler
to Platteville Friday, where she spoke
in the contest. While Lewis didn' t
get place in the contest, her speak
ing was considered very creditable.
A stranger giving his name as
McDermott passed through here one
day last week, and told a rather
startling story. He said that he had
escaped from the insane asylum at
independence and made his way
through the woods to Elkader, where
a friend gave him some money and be
came through Prairie du Chen to this
county. He claimed that he had
property at Iowa City, from which
place, he alleges, he had been sent to
the asylum on a false commitment.
Les. Pritchett has a position in
Fort Atkinson and plays ball with the
team and music with the band
The Bradys of this city received
announcement of the marriage of
Orion Brady and Miss Anna Phillips
at Redondo. California. The bride
is daughter of John Phillips and
wife, formerly of Lancaster. The
many friends here extend congratula-
tions and best wishes.
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Dodd has been doing some painting
and decorating at Gay Landon's and
James Garthwaite'
Grant Johnson was visitor at
Thomas Webb's last week.
w. D. Durr and j. Ohlert are
building new basement barns on their
respective farms. Harry and Will
Kaap are hauling material for large
machine barn.
A sister and nephew Of VIM
Lorenz, of Germany, are visiting at
the Lorenz home.
Will Welsh and sister Lola were
county seat visitors last Saturday
It is reported that there are several
cases of the measles in the east side of
this township.
Visitors at Lancaster this week
we're: Jay Hickok, Frank Morrow.
George Hillery, Chas. Jeide, Max
Pagel, T. S. Pendleton and j. Scott.
VIM. leighton and Everett Pritchett
are repairing the Telephone line the
latter spent Sunday at the home of
Chas Day.
Mrs. VIM. Welsh and Miss Mamie
were visitors at Bloomington one
day last week.
Mrs Linda gave a birthday party
Sunday in honor of her son Georges
twentieth birthday.
John HalIenberger, Sr., and Miss
Specht were at Lancaster one day
last week.
Mrs. Clarence McCluskey is home
from Eau Claire where she was visit
ing her brother, who is taking treat
ment at the state hospital in that
city the boy is much improved in
health.
Miss Florence Hope is assisting in
the care of Mrs. Ivey at Lancaster.
Charlie Tornowske, of Mt. Hope
visite d relatives here last week.
A. E. Cooley. census enumeration for
this town has about finished his off
cial work here.
Thomas Webb spent Sunday a. the
village of Mt. Hope.
Rev. L. N. Wooley was out from
Bloomington Sunday and gave an in
tersting discourse Next Sunday p.
M. Rev. Schmidt, of Lancaster will
preach to the Evangelical congregation
at Union church.
Will and Frank Bruse were bust
ness visitors at the county seat Sat-
urday.
Each week new names appear in
the list of announcements for nomina-
tion at the September primaries for
some county Office. There will, no
doubt, be a number more names pre-
sented before the date of nomination.
FOLDING BED for sale. Inquire
of Mrs. f. G. Burr. 12tfc.
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mobile; and they are enj ;ying it very

mobile; and they are enj 'ying it very
much.
Walter Arnsburger was in town
with his new Cadillac auto last week.
It is a fine machine.
Frank Ahasey sent Milt Wood
house a jack rabbit fresh from the
Dakota plains The little animal
stood the trip in good shape.
There was an exciting runaway
which might have resulted seriously
last Saturday.
Marion Yagers' son was leaving the
home of Lincoln Abraham, accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. Jay
Abraham. and baby, when line
broke loose from the bride and the
team ran down town and through the
street. Several tried to stop them at
great personal risk. and when they
came opposite the Reub French shop
George Tornowske managed to catch
onto the carriage and help stop them.
Messrs. Donnelly, Heraty, Hatch
and Brookens rode over to Lancaster
in the latter's auto Saturday evening
Chas. O'Neill of Chicago was in
town Saturday. His family came out
to the farm with him.
J. B. GiIligan and family and
Monroe Hoskins autoed to Prairie du
Chen Sunday.
George Glass and wife were up
from Bagley in the auto Sunday.
W. Fl. Tornowske, the Glen Haven
lumberman, was an over-Sunday
visitor here.
j. Z. and Oscar Brady, r. E. Jay
and James Peacock drove to Bagley
Sunday.
Will Hammond bought the house
in which he has been living for some
time of Mrs. Witcomb.
Chas. Roberts and Burne Pollock
were here Sunday with an auto.
Cbas. Taylor, now running a black
smith shop in Hazel Green, was a
visitor here Sunday.
Lucius Pike was taken to the county
home Monday. Griffin Hickok accom-
panied him. Lucius is not without
an income, but he is so crippled and
helpless that he was taken there to
receive attention.
@. E. Button and wife, Harry
Patch and wife. Mms. K. M. Day,
Walter Lambert and Daisy Curry and
Miss Mildred Patch all of Mt. Hope,
attended Eastern Star lodge here last
Wednesday evening. 1t was the
initial meeting for Mrs. Day, Mrs.
Lambert and Miss Patch.
The kid team played some Beetown
kids at that place Sunday. Score &c
to % in our favor. An elder bunch
played at Patch Grove, but were de-
feated, somewhere in the teens.
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LITTLE GRANT.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
John Krohn, ST., who has been
visiting his children here returned to
Lancaster Wednesday.
Rural Carrier Geiger has purchased
a new buggy and harness. ~
A. J. Hamer is experimenting the
erection of a new bridge near the
"sand point.
Miss Anna McDermutt closed a
successful term of school at the
Miner district last week.
Fred Riese and son painted Frank
Hickok s residence last week. Lou
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caster visitors.
Genevieve cortland went to Bagley
Saturday 20 visit relatives.
Visitors Oscar Seipp, Potosi; A
H. Schweizer. Chicago; Robt. Gam
NELL, Spring Valley. MINI. DR.. and
Mrs. Heraty, Bloomington.
The town school closes the goth
with exercises Friday evening.
We note with pleasure the an
noucement of NARROW Kidd for sheriff.
The people of west Grant will give
him their solid support.
Some so-called gypsies camped near
town u few days.