Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-16

Muscoda Saturday morning for three
weeks visit with her parents
A. W. Appleby. of Boscobel. was
in this city on business Thursday and
Friday.
Remember the civic center meet
ing to be held Saturday afternoon at
the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Meurer, of Cass-
Vile, are going to take charge of the
R. A. Irwin truck farm, in the east
part of city, this coming season.
Martin Jewell and assistants ar
rived here from Madison Thursday
noon to begin work on the new county
asylum building.
Mrs. E j. Morse and children
went to Montfort Friday afternoon to
visit her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bolzell
Admission to Jess Hale Stock Co.
April H. IS. 10. is 10, 90 and 80
cents. Seats now OH sale at Hatch's
drug store.
Fine strawberries from Louisiana
were abundant in the local market
last Friday and Saturday, selling at
10 cents per pint box.
Miss Stella Baldwin went to
Dubuque Saturday afternoon, having
been called there by the illness of her
brother, Frank Baldwin.
"A horse belonging to Sweeney
brothers dropped dead on the street
Sunday while the boys were trying to
TO train it not to be afraid of auto
mobiles
Miss Julia Sweeney went to Liv-
ingston yesterday afternoon to see her
sister, Mrs. Allen. and will go from
there to Platteville, where her other
sister. Mrs. Smith lives.
Mrs. Lib Jenkins, who has been
visiting here for the past two weeks
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
z. Walker, returned to her home, in
Mif1in, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Olive Wood Barker left
Monday morning for her home, in
Kansas. after spending a couple of
weeks here with her father, Henry
Muesse, who is recovering nicely from
his recent illness,
Miss Bessie Kirkpatrick and her
mother, Mrs. j. e. kirkpatrick,
have taken rooms at the home of Mrs
John Burns, the latter expecting to
remain here until the Orpheum theater
closes N the summer.
Many enthusiastic anglers donned
their fishing clothes and became dis
ciples of Isaak Walton along the
various streams in this vicinity yes
terday, that being the official open
ing of the trout fishing season.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Rudersdorf, of
GAINESVILLE, arrived Wednesday even
ing to see her brother. John Phillips,
who is i'll. During their stay here
they were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Weber.
Mrs. Fred Peterson, of Mellin,
Wis, arrived here Thursday evening
from a visit with Chicago friends, to
see her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dyer and her brother W. B. Dyer
and family.
Last Sunday was the most
pleasant day we have had this spring,
and encouraged most people to get out
of doors for a portion of the day.
We hope it was a trGe pattern for
many days of spring to Immediately
follow
Arthur Loretto, who has been
taking treatments at the Schade
Sanitarium for the past several weeks,
left Thursday afternoon for Min
neapolis, where he will spend some
time before joining the Fells Floto
circus in the west. Walter Hagen
accompanied Mr.. Loretto to Madison.
Louis Alt & Sons last week pur-
| chased % head Of choice beef cattle
from Chris Wieland, for which they
paid eight cents pound and some
tins previous bought 10 head more at
a slightly lower price. all to go over
the block at their market. Mr.. Alt
says that in his AZ years experience as
butcher this is the highest price he
has ever had to pay for beef on the
hoof
Opera house three night beginning
Thursday, April II, the Jess Hale
Stock Co., in a repertoire of Standard
plays. Special scenery is carried for
their productions. High class vaude.
Vile between each act On the
opening night one lady will be ad-
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