Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-19

Monday.
And trout fishing season is only
about four weeks distant.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cardy, on Sunday, March Is, dangh.
There will be a dance at British
Hollow next Monday evening, March
"a.
-Geen neckties and shamrocks were
numerously worn Monday-St. Pat
rick's Day.
Maple syrup season has arrived
but the weather has not been very
favorable thus far.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred CummiDs
are the proud parents of a baby girl
born Sunday evening.
Miss Allen. of Livingston, visited
here couple of days last week at
the home of Mrs. Nellie Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Orion are the
happy parents of a baby girl which
arrived at their home Sunday noon.
Easter Sunday the women look at
the mirrors and the men look at the
women and it's all good looking
Well, the fuel and lighting bills
will soon grow smaller, even if we
shall need spring clothes and a straw
hat.
The robins, the maple syrup
makers and the amateur gardeners are
beginning to feel the spring sap ris-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Rose have
moved and are nicely settled in their
hume recently purchased of Rob t..
BROKER.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Reese Monday after
noon. April 18th. at 2 80.
Clarence Dietz son of John F.
Dietz defender of Cameron dam, will
be at the Orpheum theater this even
ing and tomorrow night.
Mrs. Mccormick left yesterday
afternoon for Hastings. Neb., where
she will visit her daughter, Miss
Ada. who is teaching school there
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bradbury,
who oave been visiting in this city at
the b. J. Petty home, left yesterday
for their home, in Running Water,
S. D.
Miss q ladys Jordan, who has a
position in the public schools at Port
Washington, Wis.,. is spending her
Easter vacation in Chicago at the
George Pearson home.
Miss Nell Belscamper arrived
home from Jefferson Saturday noon to
spend a weeks vacation with her
mother and brother. Mrs. S. Bells,
and son Henry.
Levy and Greensfelder the horse
buyers, will be in Lancaster on Thurs
day March 81, to purchase three ca
loads of horses. See their advertise I
ment in this paper.
j. W. Garthwaite & Son will
have an auction sale at the farId
seven miles northwest of Lancasteb
today, Wednesday. March 10. K. M
Hoskins is auctioneer and Leslie An
Clark, clerk. .
&C. D. Stratton has just issued
new annual price list uf towering
bedding and vegetable plants for 1911;
He has large and up-to-date greertl
house and is building up fine busp'
ness in flowers and plants. q
The roads have been in execrabI,
condition during the past week ar,
the Potosi and Bloomington stages hav
been late every day. The carriers Oh
our nine rural routes also feel tina
this is the season when they earn thei
money.
The Victor Talking Machine Coz
of New Jersey. has appointed the
Gross Music Houes as their Representa-
alive in Victor & Victrola machines
a large stock of machines and severa
hundred well-chosen records. See
Advertisement on 18th page.
On Wednesday of last week, tn,
following cases were heard in circui,
court. In the case of Elsie Wells
vs. Ira Welsh the plaintiff was granted
a divorce. The case of Ralph B.
Luckey VS. Matt Hendricks admins
traitor for the Roy Luckey estate wa,
tried and decided by the judge il,
favor of Matt Hendricks, executor,
Haley & Edwards have made SOM
great improvements in the sho'