Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-02

-Chas. NJ. Klarman went to Fem
nimore on business Tuesday.
"A. Cardy. of Platteville. was a
business caller here yesterday.
Mrs. @. S. HeIberg and daughter
Guinoir went to Chicago Tuesday for
a few days visit,
= Miss Margaret Doll went to
Highland Tuesday morning to give
music lessons.
The road grader and King drag
were put into use on the city
streets Tuesday,
Mike Trainor came home from
Milwaukee Monday evening for few
days visit with his parents.
Miss Bessie Kirkpatrick spent
d couple of hours between trains at
her home in Platteville. Monday.
Miss Jenice Eastman went to
Livingston yesterday to spend a few
days at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Hunter.
Some people talk about themselves
as though they were recalling the good
points of the dead and making it
strong, at that.
Mrs. NJ Jordan ard children re-
turned to their home in Barneveld.
Monday, after couple of weeks visit
here with relatives
Joseph Book went to Miff1in Tues
day to look after interests in the B.
NJ q B. mine, of which he is part
owner and general manager.
The members of the Y. NJ. c. A.
wish to thank all the young ladies,
who contributed home made candy for
the booth at the Y. M. G.. A. Carnival
on Friday and Saturday.
Many new subscribers have come
ia unsolicited and enrolled upon The
Herald's list during the past two
weeks. These unsolicited friends
are the ones we sincerely appreciate.
A house erected in Highland by
the father of Judge E. B. Goodsell,
in 1916, is being town down. 1t has
been an old land mark and was one
of the first houses built in that
vicinity.
Donald Dyer and Virgil Angus
delivered election ballots at Boscubel
and other precincts in that part of
the county Saturday and remained
in Boscobel to visit friends over
Sunday.
Rev. Studebaker will preach at
the Congregational church Sunday,
April 9th, both morning and evening.
The topic for the morning service will
be ''The Test of Obedience and in
the evening 'What Makes a Man %
All are cordially invited.
The storm of last week. which
did but little damage in this vicinity,
created more or less havoc nearer the
rivers. On the Galena division OF
the Northwestern railroad, below
Platteville. there we're several bad
washouts and more or less damage OF
the same character occurred on the
narrow gauge line between Fennimore
and Woodman.
Improved roads mean better and
larger attendance at gatherings of all
kinds, better health and quicker trans
pOrtation, better farms and more
cultivated land. better crops and
cheaper transportation, better econo-
mic conditions and more producers,
better postal service and closer friends,
better business and more consumers,
better industries and more employ.
ment, better state and better nation.
The annual meeting of the Gene
terry Association will be held on Tues
day evening, 9Th, at the rest
room, in city hail. Come and hear
the report of the faithful few. Mem.
beIs should not forget to come out and
select those whom they wish to have
serve as officers, and it is hoped that
many new names may be added to the
membership list. Encourage us by
both your presence and financial sup
port to cheer us in this good work
Remember that in numbers there il
strength-A Member.
The senate committee on corpora
tions has killed by recommending fol
indefinite postponment the bill o.
Senator Teasdale, which would have
required railroad companies to print
in newspapers published in the cities
and villages through which they pass
time tables showing the arrival anC
departure of their trains. This would
have been, in many respects, a GOOD
law. Under conditions as they al