Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-30

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Monday by the Boston Store as a
result of Saturdays buying. 8&. %.sf
Mr. and Mrs. ,Irvey Laird are now
living in Ashland. The former has
position as engineer upon "a private
road in the logging country. ~2s s~,@
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will be held,
at the home Of Mrs. Jno. Carthew. on,
Friday afternoon at three o clock. Fe
John Iivens, Of this city, was
examined Monday morning by Doctors
Godfrey and Critchlow and found to
be insane. He was taken to Mendoza
hospital in the afternoon.
Herman Pagenkopf and wife will
live on the Ben Hamer farm at Little
Grant which the former purchased.
Mr.. Hamer. daughter Mary and son
Joseph will move here.
Rev. A. T. Lacey, Of Blooming.
ton, will speak in the interest OF
No License at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. Rev.
W. Fl. Hannaford goes to Blooming
ton to speak on the same subject on
the same date.
Mrs. James McGonigal, of Wales.
visited relatives here Sunday. On
Monday accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. John Henkel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Henkel she went to Blooming
ton for a brief visit with her brother
She returned to Wales yesterday.
The Badger Rubber Plant at
Mineral Point has been purchased by
L. A. Ross, r. u. White and q. A.
Graham and will be soon in active
operation under the name of the Ross
Rubber Manufacturing Company. All
kinds of rubber goods will be made
Geo. A. Moore shipped two cars
of fancy cattle and hogs yesterday
delivered by Harvey Abrams, and last
week shipped a car of very fancy
corn fed heeves delivered by Geo.
Wieland Next Tuesday he will ship
cattle, veal calves, hogs and sheep.
Atty. Frank L. Fawcet, of Platte
Vile, will deliver the Memorial Day
address in Lancaster. Mr.. Fawcett
is former Lancater boy and since
leaving this city has attained state
wide reputation as an orator. The
local committee was fortunate in
securing him for this date for his
services as a special occasion orator
are always in demand.
Since school was dismissed last
week for the Easter recess, the banks
of Grant, Platte, Pigeon and all the
other streams hereabouts have been
lined with kids waiting patiently for
''bites. So far their patience has
been rewarded only by long strings of
suckers They console themselves by
the reflection that suckers are at their
best this time of year anyway.
Weather forecasters predict that
the present mild weather will prevail
during the coming week. 1t will be
followed however by cooler weather
and rains, which now are central over
the California coast and will probably
reach the Atlantic seaboard by Friday.
Another disturban will cross the
country, according to predictions,
sometime between March 81 and April
4.
The students of the College of
Agriculture of the University of Wis
consn have organized TIE University
of Wisconsin Live Stock Club This
new organization was formed by
consolidation Of the HOlstein. Guernsey
and Shorthorn Clubs previous conduct
ed This consolidation was made by
the necessity for fewer student or
CARNATIONS each with larger mem
bership for effective work. The list
of officers of the new club is given
out as follows: President, L. f.
GRADER, Mineral Point; vice presi-
dent, Roy Pengelly, Madison; secre-
tary, George Carter, Lancaster ; treas
urer, r. F. Smiley, Albany.