Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-24

The ladies Of the Congregational
church wish to THANK all who assisted
them in the collecting the car load of
paper that was shipped last week.
Clarence McMahon returned home
Sunday from a two weeks business
trip through Minnesota and Dakota in
the interests of the Mabon Land Com
pany of Northfeld Mimi.
n A, Draper has sold the agency
for the Wilson Monarch Remedies to
G. +. Dickinson. Mr.. Dickinson is
very we'll acquainted throughout
Grant county and will no doubt enjoy
good trade
Manager Burr of the Orpheum
Theatar expects to have the Horn &
Whitney Dog and Monkey Circus at
the theatre Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings this week. The com
pany is said to be good.
VIM. Curley. of Racine, has been
calling on Lancaster friends for few
days. He was formerly employed in
the }. D Hatch drug store and has
been for some time acting on the
Health Commission at his home town
Racine He has taken the examina-
tion at Madison which if he is sue
cessful will give him license to
establish himself as a pharmacist.
His many friends here wish him sue
cess.
Fred W. Curran who has fur
nished the musical part of the evening
program in the Orpheum Theatre
with great regularity for nearly two
years has resigned. playing for the
last time Friday evening. Mr.. Curran
and his wife will still remain in
Lancaster and he will continue his
work as piano tuner for all who
desire his services, He has over
hauled and repaired pianos for long
time and is very we'll able to do fine
work in this art.
H. w. Rood of Madison. Dept.
Patriotic Instructor of the G. A. r.
has been secured by the ladies of
Gen. Calls Circle to give a series
of patriotic address in the Lancaster
schools Oil Wednesday. May / He
will probably speak twice at the south
school, twice at the north school and
once at st. Clements school in the
forenoon and afternoon of that day.
sible in The Herald next week. These
talks will be free to pupils in the
schools and others who wish to hear
them will be charged an admission
fee of 10 cents.
Miss Georgia F. Finney spent
two weeks vacation visiting friends
at Madison. Evansville, GAINESVILLE
and at her home in Lancaster She
left for Chicago last Wednesday meet
ing her friend Miss leila Camel. of
Orfordville, at Evansville. Thursday
they went to Rockford, ILL.,. where
young man had come out from Chicago
to meet them at the Congregational
parsonage. AT 3 p. M, April IS,
1872 Rev. Snyder married Mr.. Earl
Scovlle and Georgia Finney. In the
evening they all returned to Chicago
to 2148 jackson Boulvard, which is
to be their home.
All garbage and horse manure
from stables should be always kept
covered and removed once each week
in summer, and all house, yard and
alleys kept free from filth. Persuade
your neighbors to take care of their
refuse. To thus deprive flies of their
breeding places is the best way to get
rid of them. All houses and stores
where food is exposed for sale. should
be thoroughly protected by screens,
and any stray flies should be caught
upon sticky fly paper, trapped or
poisoned. The careless and dirty
storekeeper must be controlled by
public opinion; otherwise he will
allow flies to infect the food he sells
and continue to distribute disease
germs among his customers. Follow
this advice and help rid Lncaster of
the worlds pest the house fly.
Rev. W. H. Hannaford has placed
his resignation as pastor of the Con-
gregational church. in the hands of
the trustees and all the members Of
the church are requested to be present
Sunday as a business meeting will be
held Immediately following the morn
ing service to consider the acceptance
of the resignation. Mr.. Hannaford
received telegram Monday extend
ing to him a unanimous call to the
passionate of the Congregational church
in Sierra Madre, California, which
place he visited while in the west a
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