Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-23

catcn OF trout from MS trip TO Barn0-
weld.
Miss Elanor Moran returned Mon
day evening from Platteville where
she spent a week with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel SchaaI spent
last week here at the home Of their
grand daughter. Mrs. VIM. Lorenz.
In an advertisement upon another
page I. F. Orton announces a sale of
FOld Process Oil meal at prices the
lowest they have been in ten years.
Mrs. A o. Lee and children, of
Clarion, Iowa, arrived Friday for
a visit with Mrs. Lees parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Al Budworth, and other
relatives.
Harvey Hurlburt at his Plain
Price Store sells the new Bon Ami"
oil stove, which burns 400 gallons of
air to one gallon of common kerosene
oil and has many points of superiority.
The ideal stove for summer use. See
advertisement on second page Of this
paper.
Garrett Doyle, of Hazel Green,
brought to Lancaster on Monday
John Dawson who was adjudged insane
by Drs. Godfrey and Kinney and taken
to Madison yesterday morning by
Sheriff w. B Dyer who committed
him to the asylum for insane at
Mendoza.
L. P. Basford, who was so severe
ly injured in Chicago a couple Of
weeks ago, has now fully recovered
the sight of one eye and much hope is
entertained that when it is possible to
operate upon the cataract that is form
ing in the other sight will be restor
ed to it, also.
ALI those in Lancaster who knew
and loved the Rev. Samuel Eaton and
his wife or who honor their memory
will buy ticket to the concert April
Both, at Congregational church The
proceeds will be spent in purchasing
memorial window for Mrs. Eaton.
This will be companion window.
Joseph Caspers has sold his in
terestest in the blacksmithing business
to his partner, Henry Carroll. and
will devote his time entirely to the
manufacture and sale of his patent
calk tongs, which are the best thing
of their kind on the market and in
which he is building up large bust
ness
The Rev H. W. Carter, of Madi-
son. will speak at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning, April
81. Topic: 1.-The Good Samaritan. =
The I. 0. 0. F. will attend in uni
form. In the evening the Rev. A.
N. Hitchcock, secretary of the Ameri-
can Board of Foreign Missions will
SPEAK.
Sol Clough, once a resident of
Lancaster but for many years a resi-
dent of the west, died in Minnesota
last Friday following an attack of
paralysis. His remains were taken
to Gets, s D., for burial. Deceased
was nearly 81 years of age and is
survived by brother, John CIough,
of this city.
Miss Geneva Blackburn s many
Lancaster friends we're pleased to see
her in the city last week, so happily
on the road to recovery from the re.
cent nervous break down, by which
she was Obliged to resign her position
as teacher of her home school the
Knotwell district, Beetown. This
was Geneva's second year of successful
teaching of the same school.
On Saturday of last week a
representative of the Creamery Pack
age Co of Chicago, installed d fine
sanitary, electric ice cream freezer
for H. j. Schmidt, in the basement of
his restaurant. The Disc Continuous
Freezer, as it is called, has a capacity
of fifty gallons an hour, and the pro-
cess by which the cream is frozen may
be readily seen by any one. as the top
of the freezer itself has heavy glass
plate over the entire length.
-Platteville has a fine new Odd
fellows Hall, three stories high,
built of brick and tile, with concrete
floors and roof, built at a cost of
$1S, 900, which was dedicated with ap-
propriate ceremonies yesterday after
noon. The dedication took place at
3 80, followed with a banquet at 80
and an entertainment in the evening.
Grand Master Trimm and Grand
Chaplain Crum were present. as we're
Past Grand Masters Fathers, Cobslin,
Evans and Holman and about five
hundred visiting brethren. Several