Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-25
Miss Marie Whitish went to
Fennimore, Thursday.

Mrs. Mary Judd has bought the
| H. A. Kraemer residence.
Mr.. William Croft went to Fem
nimore on business, Thursday morning
Mrs. J. A. Abrams, of Mt Hope,
was operated on this week at the boo.
little hospital.
Miss Pearl Austin went to Liber.
ty, Sunday to be a guest at the r.
A. Austin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mooney were
here between trains on business, Mon.
day.
Frank M. Burns, living west of
the city. was operated On last week
at the Doolittle hospital.
There we're three carloads of
Buick cars shipped in for the Horton
auto company last week.
Henry Braves and daughter.
Miss Tracy braves. of Montfort, were
Lancaster callers, Monday
Miss Adella Switzer, who had
been in Lancaster few days returned
home to Fennimore, Friday.
Mrs. Bolzell, of Montfort. came
Friday evening for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. j. Morse.
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Miss Louisa Mitchell returned
home to Fenuimore, Sunday, after a
visit here with Miss Louisa Wagner.
Mrs. Geo. Elliot, of New London,
Connecticut former Grant county
resident. died at her home Tuesday
March Is
Miss Stella FARMLAND returned
home to Cobb Monday. after a short
visit here at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Jos. Godfrey.
Mrs. Chas. Houston, of Montfort,
spent few days here last week with
her aunt, Mrs. Jane Ward, returning
home Thursday.
DO you want to raise straw
berry plants that will bear until frost
comes? Read the advertisement on
page eight of this paper.
Rev. Beavins will preach the
sermon at the Union meeting at the
congregational church next Sunday
evening. Everyone invited.
Vic Holzmiller will move onto
the Harry Barnett farm soon. Frank
E. Smith who has been renting the
far has moved onto the Bert DiVall
farm.
Mrs. Abbie Cronin was in Platte
Vile the first of the week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fawcett. From there
she went to Mineral Point fer visit
with her sister.
Baxter & Draper, in q big and
attractive advertisement upon page
five of this paper. announce their an
nual spring opening of coats and
suits. fine millinery, gowns and tub
frocKs. Friday and Saturday of this
week. March q and %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Cameron, of
Takamah. Neb., made short visit
here the first of the week at the home
of his uncle, Geo. A. Dyer. Mr..
Cameron will be remembered as the
son of MIR. and Mrs. Peter Cameron,
former residents of Grant county.
Harvey Schmidt's new delivery
auto for his bakery and ice cream
business is a dandy. L. g. Hickok,
through whom it was purchased. has
sold his auto truck to l.. Alt & Sons
for an addition to their grocery de-
livery outfit and will buy new one.
&C. W. Knapp & Son have a big
advertisement on page eight of this
paper giving many reasons why they
think the John Deere low down
spraaders are superior to all others
They have just received their third
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spring.
Last Saturday, March 81, was the
date of the vernal equinox, when the
sun crosses the equatorial line and
the days and nights are of equal
length throughout the world. This
date marks the beginning of spring
and we may now reasonably expect
that the cold weather is ma inly at an
end. Easter Sunday comes on April
IL.
Three weeks from today will
mark the opening of the trout fishing
season in Wisconsin-April Is. Ian
caster has many enthusiastic disciples
of Isaak Walton who are already
overhauling their fishing tackle to
see that it is in proper condition and