Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-17
Joe Wright is here from Chicago.

Fennimore.
Miss Fannie Frawley was in
Sitter Monday.
This was not an extra good season
for maple syrup.
Ben McKinsie and Chas. Day
went to Fennimore Thursday.
Don't forget the suffragette enter
tainment Friday night April 10Th.
The trout fishermen are getting
theirs this week. Season opened
Monday.
Harry Mackey and wife have
moved to Orleans, Neb., where they
will reside.
Miss Julia Trainor was home over
Sunday from Boscobel where she is
employed.
New strawberries in market last
week at 10 and 20 cents a box found
eager buyers.
The ice cream season is here.
Like the coal burning season it steadi-
ly grows longer each year.
Misses Maude Finney and Mildred
Dawson visited few days the past
week with friends at Rockville.
The base ball season opened last
week and matters political will from
now on be of secondary Importance in
many peoples minds.
Miss Emma Schreiner and her
niece, Miss Margaret Schreiner. came
home Saturday from a short visit in
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. M. Humphrey left for her
home in Oshkosh Monday after hav-
ing made an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs. l. Groeneir.
-CassvilIe high school will play
base ball against Lancaster high
school at the fair ground Saturday.
Come out and see the boys trim them
up.
The Teller published an extra
sheet on Thursday telling of the death
of Pope Plus x. However. the Pope
is still very much alive and the action
of The Teller was too speedy.
Mrs Addie Reighard, of North
Freedom, has been visiting her son
Clyde in this city. Mrs. Clyde
Reighard returned with her to North
Freedom Monday for a short visit.
The State Board of immigration
is urging all public schools to have
as one feature of their commencement
exercises discussion of the topic,
Wisconsin, Her Agricultural Rank
and Development. -
DIR. Gault operated upon FIVE
patients at Platteville last week,
John Nickson, Henry Lee, Laura
jerks Jennie Chapman and George
Plummer; at present they are reported
as doing fine. LA
-Chas. c. Roberts underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Doolitrle Bros. hospital Saturday
morning and is doing nicely at
present. DR.. F. H. Baldwin, of
Livingston, administered the an
aesthetic.
Fletcher Burrls and Miss Mabel
Leighty were married a few months
ago in Chicago and have kept the
secret until only recently when their
friends heard about it. Fletcher has
good position in Milwaukee and
his wife has joined him there.
Henry Clay Dillon passed away
to his eternal rest Wednesday April
10th, in Los Angeles. Calf. Mr..
Dillon was born and raised in Ian
caster and had host of friends here
and throughout the surrounding coun-
try. He was an excellent student
while in the public schouls and was
making good in the west.
| John F. Garthwaite and Miss
Edna Ann GARDENER were united in
marriage at the Congregational
parsonage Wednesday by Rev. Hanna
ford. They were attended by Miss
Eva GARDENER, sister of the bride
and Norman Garthwaite. The groom
| lives on farm ia North Lancaster
where they will probably reside.
Enforced Information tells the
story of lone chicken on the ". 0.
! Douglas farm a short distance north
east of Hanover. The fowl was
discovered last week by Mr.. Douglas
imprisoned beneath tbs floor of his
barn which was destroyed in the
cyclone of November 18th last. 1t
was just alive and was as thin and
scrawny as a chicken could be, but it
will live without doubt following