Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-09


5'passenger Buick car.
jess Hale Stock Co., April II, IS,
10, at opera house.
Mrs. Geo. Sellick and children re-
turned home Wednesday evening from
visit with relatives al Nora. Mimi
John Mcmahon is meeting with
graf success in the sale of Saginaw
stave silos. for which he is agent.
They are very highly spoken of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt BROKER, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs Hugh Orion, at Hibbing,
MIMI, arrived home yesterday noon.
Mrs. I. Fl. Corfeld, of Fenni-
more, came down Monday evening to
make Miss Minnie Griffis a brief visit.
She returned hons yesterday after
noon.
The Jess Hale Stock Company in
standard vaudeville and good. clean,
comedy plays. at Hatch's opera house
three nights next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
ALLEN T. Spang, of Livingston.
who is distributor for Grant and
Iowa, counties for the Oakland auto
mobiles, was in Lancaster a day or
two last week on business
ALI those interested in Civic
Center home betterment are invited
to attend the meeting to be held at
the school at o'clock Saturday after
neon. April 10. Prof. Harper of
Madison will give an address.
Miss Janet Mccoy returned home
Saturday from Madison where she
spent few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Parkinson. Her grandmother, Mrs.
Julia Mccoy, who went with her,
remained there for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dahn, of
Austinville, Iowa, who have been
visiting here at the home of her
brother, Walter Austin. went to
Liberty yesterday afternoon to spend
few days with relatives before
leaving for their home.
Col. j. g. Clark. of this city, has
several hundred small peach trees not
affected by the winters freeze which
he offers to give away free to any per-
son who wants them for planting and
will call al once at his residence and
dig them. A limited number to each
person.
-Gollmar Bros. shows will open
Monday, April %, in Milwaukee at
the auditorium for week. stand,
closing Monday. May s. This is the
first time in the twenty one years of
the history of the Gollmars' openings
that the show did not begin its rout-
ings at Baraboo.
DIR. J. A. Gault operated success
fully last week upon Augusta
Sylvester. seven year old daughter of
DR.. Homer Sylvester, of Livingston
Nellie Clark eight year old daughter
of John Clark of Montfurt and
Arthur. the ten year old son of DR..
6. G. NARROW of this city.
Judge Clementson and Geo. B.
Clementson have jointly purchased a
6.cylinder Studebaker car from the
Knox Auto agency of this city which
has also sold Studebaker 49, to
George Wieland, of South Lancaster,
and through their agent at Platte
vile, A. [. McGranahan has sold two
Studebaker '25' cars and an Interna-
tional truck over there.
Geo. BROKER, formerly of this
city, but now, of Lincoln, Nebrask a
arrived here Monday OH business and
left again yesterday afternoon. He
was accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
John Clark and daughters Mary and
Frances, who will make an extended
visit there with Mrs. Clark's sister,
Mrs. Mary Cornelius, and her son,
Fred. residing on farm near Lincoln.
Ned Blewett, of Brawley, Cali.
fornia. is here for months visit
with his father. brother and other
relatives, this being his old home.
Ned left Lancaster about twelve OF
thirteen years ago and has been IN
California about eight years. He
now holds position as superintendent
of big stock and grain ranch of 600
acres in the celebrated Imperial
Valley of California, down near the
Mexican border, and is doing we'll.
He thinks he is located in the ir-
rigated garden spot of the world.
The Harvard club of the state of
Illinois has just announced that Pro-
fessor Jesse Grafton, of the Lancaster
High school, will be the research
schO1ar in En0IiSh literature and