Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-25


w. E. Lathrop was In Fennimore
on business. Monday morning.
Mrs. Richard Wilkinson was here
from Sitter between trains, Monday.
Mrs. Archie Fache is spending
the week at Stitzer at the WIN. Fache
home.
Miss Lois Wakefield, of Bloom
ington,. visited here part of last week
with Miss Martha Meyer.
Mrs Jno. Zuehr and son, Charles,
of Fennimore where here Monday to
have Mrs. Zuehr's eye treated.
The maple syrup season is open
again. Jno. Morehouse has tapped
300 trees and A. J. Phillips 100.
See Mrs. James and her assistant
in the new dances hesitation waltz,
Spanish dance in costume, tango. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Curtis and
little daughter. Dorothy, left Yester-
day afternoon for their new home
in Redbluff, Cal.
Mrs. Jno. Rudersdorf and child.
rem went to Fennimore. Sunday, to
visit at the home of her father in. law
VIM. Rudersdorf.
Miss Ellen McQuiggan MADE d
short visit here with her brother.
Frank McQniggan, returning home to
Woodman, Sunday.
There will be q dance at the
opera house given Immediately after
Mrs. James entertainment and last
ing until 2 O'Clock.
The horse clipping season is now
here. See advertisement in another
column for work of this kind done at
W. B. Dyer's livery barn.
Mrs. Geo. Finney is agent for
Racine hosiery, Spirell corsets. waists
for children, etc See her advertise
ment on page eight of this paper.
Oscar Heberlein has a quarter
page advertisement GA page five of
this paper, making an interesting an
nouncement concerning his big stock
of shoes.
Robert Mcdonald, a young farmer
who has been living near Hurricane,
starts today with his wife, via Potosi,
for New Hampton. Iowa, where he
will be employed in an auto repair
shop.
An official notice of the judicial
and County Board of Education cleo
tion to be held April 7th, together
with fac simile of the ballots, show
ing names of candidates is published
upon page eleven of today's Herald.
Miss Cheesman, of Washington,
d. @ who is the vocalist in Mrs.
James entertainment. is graduate
of the conservatory of music of Ber-
lin, Germany, and Lancaster music
lovers can look for rare treat in this
number.
Walter Allen, of Beetown, was
last week returned to the hospital in
Dubuque, being accompanied by Mrs.
Allen and Walter Galloway, the
latter Of Cassville. who were called
to Platteville by the death of Mrs.
Carthew.
Now is the time farmers are buy
ing machinery for the spring work.
A half page announcement by Fischer
& Pagenkopf, appearing on page four
of this paper. calls attention to the
many things in the machinery and
implement line, wagons, buggies, etc.
carried by them.
NOW is a good time says an
agricultural writer" to remember
that supply of old corn is a mighty
handy thing to have on hand next fall
when the annual hog cholera is on.
This is not saying that old corn is a
cure for cholera, but it may prevent a
'scare" and other diseases that some.
times carry off more hogs than
cholera. There are more chances of
winning on ''Hold your corn" than
on Hold your wheat.
This is the last week of the big
readjusting and clearing sale which
s. W. Kerr is conducting at his
general store at Hurricane. Attract.
i've prices as being offered and the i'm
mense patronage Mr.. Kerr has been re-
ceiving in the sale has thoroughly
convinced him of the merits of The
Herald as an advertising medium.
Our large circulation through the Sec
tion of country wherein his place is
located has given the sale wide spread
publicity and brought him liberal
patronage. The sale will close next
Saturday. See advertisement on page