Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-19

j. D. Cook. of Montfort, was in
Lancaster Thursday.
N, I Fisher, of Mineral Point,
had business here Thursday.
Fred Meyer was home from the B.
NJ & b. mine for a visit the fore part
of the week.
DIR. j. w. Gibson, wife and little
daughter visited at Potosi with rela-
tives Sunday.
Miss Gladys Jordan, student in
the Milwaukee Normal, spent her spring
vacation in Chicago with her cousins
Misses Viva and Hazel Pearson.
Joseph Bailey has broken ground
for the erection Of his residence in the
second ward. Eugene Woodhouse has
the contract for building the house.
-Burnelle Suttle arrived home
Saturday from Dubuque where he re-
Gently underwent a successful opera
tion for appendicitis. He was accom-
panied by his brother Clarence
Harry lockwood arrived home
Saturday evening from Chicago where
he was graduated the day previous
from the Chicago Veterinary College
DIR. lockwood contemplates practicing
IN Fennimore.
-Calve Vanausdall a former in
mate Of the Milwaukee county asylum
at Wauwatosa recently escaped from
that institution and made his way to
Grant county where he obtained en-
ployment on the Grant Tubbs farm
near Patch Grove. The Grant county
authorities returned the man TO the
Wauwatosa asylum last week.
Mrs r. B. Showalter received a
bouquet of orange blossoms from Mr..
H Bushner They had been dipped
in white wax and retained all of their
beauty and fragrance. They were
prepared and securely tied in a neat
box for shipment by Mrs. Myron
Shermon of Redlands, Cal. The reel
pient can say to Mr. Bushner they are
by many of his friends.
May has been designated as
Arbor and Bird Day by Governor Nc
Govern. In his proclamation he has
the following to say concerning the
Of the day: ''To create
in the children of our schools an in
teresr in trees, shrubs flowers and
birds and to cultivate an appreciation
IF the beauties of nature. Arbor and
Bird Day has been established It is
therefore recommended that this day
% utilized by the people and the
schools in making their surroundings
attractive by tbs planting of trees,
hTubs and flowers In tle hope that
here may be an earnest and intel
igent effort to enlist the sympathies
nd services of all the people more
specially Of our rural and suburban
communities, in improving fhe sur
Of bones and school houses
publish this proclamation. As
IsUal the Lancaster schools Will OBJ
8Eye the day.
An exchanges voices the following
lea which newspaper readers should |
Q all too willing to regard: My
riend, help the editor IN his wild
yed search for news When your
riends come to seB you, If you are
OF ashamed of 1T. tell hin when
our vista gives a tea party. if you
ave recovered from the effects Of the
ossip. crop in witl3 tho news; when.
baby arrives. fill your pockets with
SCARS ana CALI if yea go TO a party
teal some of the good things and
cave thean with the item. In our
aaetum Is your wife lioss you,
ONE in and let as, see your scars and |
ender sympathy through the paper; if
our mother ~ law has died, don t |
Q bashful about Its give in all the
news In short what
yer makes you feel proud. sad, lone |
ONE or glad Submit 1T to our "a. karat |
visdOm and see our matted locks part |
nd stand on end with gratitude,
which will pour from every pore like
moisture froau the dew b9-sprinkled |
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