Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-20


day.
This really begins to look like
spring.
-Chas. Roberts weot to Avoca
yesterday,
Good pictures at the "Orpheum
Theatre every night
L Groenier had business at
at Platteville yesterday.
Henry Hewitt and Roland Smith
went to Reedsburg Monday.
Robert Baltic Sr. went to Winona,
Mimi. on business Monday.
This weather ought to be all
right for sugar making in the maple
groves.
Mrs. Parke Knapp is spending a
few days at the farm home of Peter
Stoffel.
w. E. Lathrop started yesterday
morning for the Dakotas on a ten
days business tip.
Twenty one new subscribers have
been added to The Herald's list
during the past week.
Miss Leila Goble is. home from
| Appleton, where she is attending
school for a short vacation
Hear the lecture on Persia at
Reeds opera house. by Maj. Ted"
Lowry, next Monday evening, March
25.
Note the many new advertise
ments appearing in The Herald this
weke. The spring openings are at
hand.
The few warm days have already
started the sport portion of
our male population discussing the
approaching trout fishing season.
Baxter & Drapers's spring
opening of millinery and ladies'
ready to-wear garments takes place
tomorrow and Friday, March 81 and
%.
-Horsemen will as usual find The
Herald prepared to execute their
orders promptly and in first class
style for horse cards as required by
| law.
Mrs, f. E. Tenant, A. ].
Howell and daughter Carrie went to
Bridgeport Monday to attend the
funeral services for the late George
BlakesIy.
Harry Kilburg came back to
Lancaster Monday from Dubuque
where he has been employed for
several months. He will assist his
father in the cigar store.
Spring millinery openings are
announced by Mrs. F. q. Burr and
Miss, E. Roseleip, beginning tomor-
row, March 81. See their ADVERTISE
ments on another page of today s
Herald.
-Remembe Der the big social dance
to be held at Reed opera house to-
morrow evening. Thursday March
21st. The Gross Orchestra will
furnish the music. You know what
that means. Come and bring your
friends
DIR. Fl. W. Carter, of Beloit, who
is home missionary secretary for the
southwestern part of Wisconsin will
occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday March gath
both morning and evening. Other
services will be held as usual.
Mrs. S. r. Greene gave a dinner
party on st. Patrick's day both in
honor Of ST. Patrick and of Miss
Lillian Young whose birthday came
on the same date. 1t is custom Of
Mrs. Greene to do something extra
when her boarders have birthdays.
The horses belonging to Fred
COAy rural md1I CdIIl6I, U6Chu6
frightened while standing beside the
postoffice Thursday morning. They
ran one block south from the postoffice
and as they turned east ran across the
sidewalk in front of Orton's studio
then back into the road and were
finally stopped near the NJ. E. church.
Only slight damages were done to the
rig and no one was hurt.
I. A. Baum. of Milwaukee, who
has been in Lancaster for several
weeks in the interests of the air line
railroad, left Saturday for Chicago to
accept a position, Mr.. Baum is said to
have given up good position with the
Rock Island r. r. when he came to
this city but the present condition of
E. Norwood's new road does not look
very tempting to Baum and he says
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