Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-12

owner to identify.
Miss Martha Lewis, who has been
visiting friends here for the past week.
to her home in Madison Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. S. Blewett received
visit last week from her cousin, Mrs.
Lucy Larson, of the Klondike coun
try in Alaska.
The Imperial Bell Ringers and
Glee Singers of ten people promise TO
give Lancaster people grand music
treat. Tuesday night, March IS.
WIN. Jerrett, aged eighty -one
years, passed away at his home in
North Lancaster, ON Thursday morn
ing and was buried from Mt. Zion
church Sunday afternonon.
A. j. Kendall, of Brookings. n.
D, was Lancaster visitor yesterday
being here on a brief business trip.
He was born in Lancaster in 1850 but
has lived in the west for many
years.
The Imperial Bell Ringers and
Glee Singers at opera house Tuesday
night, March 18th. Reserved seats
soc balcony 30. children 25c. Re-
served seats or sale Saturday morning
at Hatch S drug store.
Martin Mcdonald has bought the
Thomas Bass place consisting of so
acres, near the Five Points cheese
factory, adjoining the Paul Spiegel-
burg farm, six miles west of the city.
1t is a fine piece of farm property.
The business man who says there
is no need of advertising, is the one
that is usually complaining about the
people sending to the department
stores in the city for their goods.
The department stores carry big ads.
in the dailies and thereby get the
trade.
It's Grand dad Tom Orion now,
a son having been born at Hibbing.
Mimi, last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Orton (the latter being former
ly Miss Helen BROKER of this city J
and the grand parents on both sides of
the house wear a proudly conscious
smile. And Uncle Frank" Orion.
Hah!
Arthur Laretto, known to thsater
goers. as 1.-THE Frog > recently closed
with the Girl and Ranger Company
on account of injuries to his right hip,
while acting in western Iowa. last
December. Mr. Laretto arrived here
from Nebraska yesterday noon, and is
taking treatments at the Schade
sanitarium
WIN. Winner. Of Beetown. was in
Lancaster one day last week, circulat-
ing a subscription paper for contribu-
t;ons in aid of Terrence Murphy and
family. who lost all of their clothing
and household goods by the burning
of the farm residence they were NOV
ing into. Practically everybody
solicited contributed fifty cents to a
dollar eact.
John H. Bollard. an old resident
of this county, passed away at his
home in North Lancaster on Friday
morning, after a short illness. The
Odd Fellows of this city were in
charge of the funeral. held from Mt
Zion church yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Bollard passed away just twenty five
hours after the death of his old
neighbor and life long friend VIM.
Jerrett
We are also reminded that
spring has came" or nearly so, by
the announcements of the Easter
openings for new millinery. Miss
Ella Roseleip announces her opening
dates for Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of next week, March 10, 20
and 81 in a quarter page advertisement
on 6th page Of this paper. while Mrs.
F. G. Burr advertises her opening
dates for Tuesday, the 18th and fol-
lowing days of the week in a similar
sized space on our 9th page.
When Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Stephens.
of this city went to California early
in the winter it was their intention
to return home via Denver for visit
with Mrs Stephens sister, Mrs. Mary
A. Paugh, whom she had not seen
in upwards of 90 years The Stephens
left San Diego for Denver on Sunday
night Of last week. reaching there the
following Thursday. Upon their ar
rival they found that Mrs. Paugh was
dead and buried, che having died the
same evening they left San Diego
and her funeral was the following
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens will
remain in Denver with their niece
until some time next month, when