Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-12

w, .. Bates, OF bloomington,
was in Lancaster Thursday
congregational Ladies Aid with
Mrs. Reuben Garner, Friday after
noon.
Next Sunday is Easter. Special
services will be held in the various
churches.
Will Eberhardt, Of Chicago,
visited the past week with Lancaster
friends.
The Harmony Club will meet on
Tuesday evening, April 18th, with
Mrs. George Marks.
Now the coal man can take
brief rest and watch the ice man
prepare for his inning
Miss Emma Ressmeyer who
teaches at Rosedale, spent last weeks
va cation at her home in this city.
Frank Calls was elected justice
of the peace at last week 8 election to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the ex-
piration of his own term
Clyde Suttle arrived home Monday
morning from Quincy, ILL.,, where he
was graduated Friday from the Gem
City Business College.
See the display of southern Texas
fruits from the Gross 81 ranch in
the Boston Store window next Fri
day and Saturday.
D B. Winters, who is awaiting
trial at the county Jail, suffered Sc
we're hemhorage Sunday and for time
was in serious condition.
Chris Coombs and family have
moved to Lancaster from Blooming
ton. Mr.. Coombs is employed as
blacksmith in the May shop.
Palm Sunday was observed as
usual in the local churches. Sunday
was beautiful day peculiarly ap-
propraite to the sacred Observance.
st. Martha's guild will have
their pantry sale on Thursday after.
noon instead of Friday, as usual at
Aupperle's grocery store.
The trout fisherman now begins
40 look over his outfit of fishing tackle
in anticipation Of the coming
pleasures in store for him after the
first Of May.
the roads the past week have
&oeen in extremely bad condition and
those who have recently purchased
new automobile have been unable to
test them as they wished.
W. D. Patterson, of Mitchell,
South Dakota, has been in our city
visiting his sisters Mrs Warren Han
mum and Mrs Helen Judd. His last
visit here was 36 years ago
The funeral services Of Jerome
Bishop were held Thursday morning
at the home, burial being made at the
Dodge cemetery. Rev. J. T. Morgans/
of the M. E. church, officiated.
Eva Camp Ladies are requested to
bring their covered dishes and come
to the Camp room Thursday morning,
April 18th. to quilt some quilts to be
sent to the Modern Woodmen sani-
tarium.
cleo. Ludvik and wife will leave
Lancaster next week to locate on
piece of land they own in Juneau
county. Rosie and Frank will re-
main in school here until the close of
the spring term in June.
j. X. Barnett, a pioneer citizen
who recently celebrated his 8Oth
birthday, is lying critically i'll at his
residence in the fourth ward from an
attack of peritonitis. The family
entertains very little hope of his re-
cOvery.
The Overland Service Co. sold
40 b. p. Overland roadster to Carl
Alt, of L. Alt & Sons, last week. 1t
is two passenger machine and is the
emily one OF its kind in this part of
state. Carl Alt is the Outside man.
or buyer for the firm and the auto
will be useful to him In his business.
james Leonard is serving a four
n!onth sentence in the county Jail on
charge of burglary. He recently
broke into the Georg9 Brockert store
at Cassville ana stole $500 in cash and
merchandise He was arraigned b.
fore j. w. Craig, Justice of the
peace, and sentenced to serve a four
month term.
Many of our citizens who did not
advertise that they would enter into
the dollar day agreement got into the
game finally on THIEF own account
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