Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-03

-Burnelle Day is visiting In High
land this week.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness went to
Dubuque yesterday.
Fred Kemper went up to Living
ston Thursday to visit his brother.
Time for spring cleaning and
garden making is again near at hand.
Merrill Hildreth is an apprentice
in the Mae Blackburn barber shop.
Miss Elizabeth Lisherness is home
from Mondovi, where she is teaching.
The Woman8 Club will meet
with Miss Walker next Monday after
noon.
Mrs. james Tiff living just
west of this city is very sick at her
home.
-Rol1o and Clarence Day are
visiting friends and relatives in
Galena.
The trout fishing season will
open on April Is. one week from next
Monday.
Misses Anna and Gen6viev9
Meysemboufg are visiting in Prairie
du Chen.
-Chas. Day Cattle home from Madi-
son Saturday where he has been en-
ployed for some time.
Prof. F. w. Trainer came home
Monday from Rockford where he at
tended the funeral of his father.
Virgil Angus and Fred Krohn
went to Mt. Hope Saturday to spend
vacation week at the Jay Snyder
home.
Frank lockwood has purchased
a share in the Equity store at Fenni-
more and will move there soon ifshe
can find house.
Sheriff Hymer and son Mac went
to Platteville yesterday. Mr.. Hymer
had to go pack to his home town to
cast his election vote,
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Of the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs Lou Fischer, Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
Not only has the first robin re-
turned but Ke ia accompanied by
many of his companions, and the
crows and blackb birds are here as we'll
Printing for horsemen executed at
The Herald Office promptly. We have
exceptional facilities for handling
such work Your orders are solicit
ed.
Vernon II. Kinney, clerk of the
town of South Lancaster, has been
knocked out for several days with
combined attack of rheumatism and
heart trouble.
Mrs. g. F. Dick inson went to
Appleton Friday with her little
grand daughter who has been visiting
her. From Appleton Mrs Dickinson
went to Chicago.
Grant county bears the distinc-
tion of having more pure bred stall
lions than any other county in the
state. The records show 1O1 pure
bred, 66 grade and scrub stations
owned and kept for service in the
county.
Rev. W. Fl. Rannaford is expect
ed home from the west Thursday and
will preach in the Congregational
church Sunday morning upon the topic
which he has previously announced
for Easter Other services will be
held as usual.
The Herald has a fine lot Of
samples Of school commencement an
nouncements and programs to which
it invites the inspection of gradual
ing classes. We are prepared to
furnish high grade work in this line
at very reasonable prices.
John Anstey, prominent farmer
Of Beetown, sprung a surprise on his
friends by slipping away to Dubuque
and getting married. His bride was
Miss Julia Brown and the ceremony
took place on March II. They will
reside on one Of his Beetown farms.
Archie Breithaupt, who has been
employed for some time in the Boston
Store here, has recently obtained a
license to wed Miss Mabel Brickner.
They left Monday for Evansville,
Wis, where they were united in mar
riage yesterday. Congratulations will
be in order upon their return.
DIR. j. II. Reed went to Chicago
last week to be present at reunion Of
the members of his graduating class