Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-04-13

Wade Eggers who is employed
near Mifflin visited at home over Sun.
day.
H. R. Koch, of Baraboo, visited
Lancaster friends couple of days last
week.
Mrs. Club, of Minneapolis, ar.
rived Friday for visit with relatives
in this city and vicinity.
Mise Sophia Hurd returned to hel
home in Madison yesterday after
spending several months in Lancaster.
From all sections come reports
that the fruit trees are unusually tull
of blossoms this spring With favor
able weather and liberal spraying
there should be considerable fruit
throughout the county this year
The formal spring opening OF
Hoffman s Ice Cream parlors will take
place next Saturday afternoon and
evening, unless prevented by cold and
disagreeable weather. They will at
that time be prepared to serve their
full line of ice creams in various
favors, also sherbets, etc. Good mu
sic will bs provided for the occasion.
Two items intended for publication
in The Herald last week were in some
way overlooked in the hustle of pre-
pairing the election returns Tuesday
evening. One of these was the
announcement of a meeting OF the
cemetery association and the other
that the customary regular meeting OF
Calantha Temple PYthian Sisters
could not be held last week because OF
repairs being made at their hall
Such mistakes will sometime happen
on busy days. 1t is always better to
send in news items as early as possible
than to wait until publication day.
Prof. W. J. Schade is hard at
work preparing his sanitarium in the
next west wing of the Grand Hotel fol
the reception of patients Much OF
his apparatus arrived last week. Fol
the treatment , of muscular and
nervous diseases he has fitted up eight
small rooms besides his office and
waiting apartment. There are two
dressing rooms-two local application
rooms (which contain the three
thermo- therapy ovens. electric room,
massaging room, bath room and rest
room So many have signified their
intention of taking treatment in the
new sanitarium that Prof. Schade is
practically insured a good business t.
start with. With his city hall gym
nasium and this latest establishment
he will surely be busy man.
Friday. April 10, will be the
opening day of the trout fishing sea-
son and the local fishermen are already
planning expeditions to the well-hIgh
depIeted streams of this vicinity.
Game Warden Storrs has been making
an effort this spring in certain parts
of his territory to enforce the law
prohibiting fishing out of season in
trout streams. With proper pro lection
at all times and annual planting OF
fry. trout fishing in the vicinity OF
Lancaster could again be made the
sport it was in the past. Two points
of. the trout law should especially be
observed by all true specimens: First,
regarding the hooking of trout under
six inches in length and second, the
number (45) that each fisherman may
legally catch in a day. Look up the
law and paste it in your hat.
Lancaster is seldom treated tt
scenes of a Wild West nature but last
Friday lad rode through our city
whose make up was surely inspired by
a careful perusal of Diamond Dick s
adventures. The boy was fitted out
with corduroy trousers, flannel shirt,
cowboy hat and spurs-in, short
regulation dime novel attire. He rode
his pony with the careless ease of
! typical rough rider. On the pony'i
side was strapped twenty two calibrt
rifle and across the prommel of the
saddle rope lariat was twisted, Ht
was a bad man-one could see that by
the wicked CLEAN in his eye. Whether
this fourteen year old boy was leaving
home to seek adventures in the west is
not known but the last local citizens
saw of him he was riding, like true
son of Horace Greeley, with his face
turned toward tie land of the setting
son. Within few months we expect
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