Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-15

| at Emmanuel church next Sunday.
Music of the Easter service will be
} repeated.
H. D. Damn and wife returned
from California to their home in South
Lancaster last week. They had
delightful winter on the coast.
L. Alt & Sons have another car
load of choice northern potatoes on
sale this week. See their advertise
ment on page two of this paper.
Bill Human 2:14a and the sire
Of Mr.. Human 2:154 is back to Ian
caster again for the first time in two
years, and will be here until May LIST
at w. B. Dyer's barn.
Vernon Kinney has sold his So
acre farm, just west of the city on
the Beetown road, to Arthur Zenz, and
will give possession newt fall. He
expects to move into the city.
"A tremendous lot of new farm
machinery has been taken home from
here by farmers in the surrounding
country during the past two or three
days. Our dealers have had all the
business they could handle.
Mrs. E. M. Lowry and her
daughter, Elizabeth, have been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
rockingham since last Thursday and
briefly visiting old friends here,
while at the same time looking after
some business affairs. They both
leave Lancaster this morning, Miss
Lowry going to New Orleans, where
she will again take up professional
nursing. For number of months
past she has been manager of a
hospital, at Wichita, Kansas. Mrs.
Lowry will return to her duties at
Champaign, ILL.,, where she has been
during the past winter as chaperone
for eighteen young ladies in a
sorority house at the college.
B. L. Rundell and wife of Ham
mond, Wis, went over to the Island
of Guernsey in February to buy two
hundred head of dairy cattle. They
sailed from the port of Southampton,
England, March 18th, and will
be due to arrive in New York with
the cattle the forepart of this week.
Homer and Dale Rundell of Livings-
ton accompanied by their wives left
for New York last week to meet
fbo1,o Tho 1rofI,o,5 1o1,o -
load and get the cattle out to the
Quarantine Station at Athena, N.
j., where they will be held thirty
days when they will be brought home
to Wisconsin. 120 of the number
are for the four Rundell Bros, Lloyd
and Brian of st. Croix Co., and
Homer and Dale of Livingston. The
other 80 head are for neighbors.
Among the number purchased is the
prize winning bull, Clara's Sequel,
twice winner of the Kings Cup. The
Messers Dale and Homer Rundell and
wives will visit at Washington, D.
c., and go to Niagara Falls before
their return home. -Platteville
Journal.
Geo. H. Broadhurst who is
responsible for over 500 laughs in
"a Fool and His Money is also
author of the we'll known comedies
why Smith Left Home,' What
Happened to JONES'" and FThe
Wrong Mr.. Wright" all of which are
being sent out of New York by the
Alexander Amusement Producing Co.,
as there is a greater demand for
clean, crisp comedies than any other
style of attractions. The plays this
and for several seasons past have
been of sameness, either dealing
with the underworld, plays without
morals, or of a western atmosphere,
but in GA Fool and His Money"
which appears at the opera house on
April FL, Tuesday night, you will
see something different than you have
been favored with this season, an
absolutely high class comedy of
worth, one that you can laugh at and
feel better after seeing it. Guy
Caufman heads we'll balanced cast
assisted by Constance Caufman; both
of these clever people have been seen
here before and always in productions
of merit, and ga Fool and His
Money is said to excel all their
previous efforts.
Lancaster boys and girls who
are in college came home last week
for the carter vacation and most of
them have returned to work again.
Clyde Goble and C. M Walker re
turned to the University at Madison,
Sunday; keenan, Bennett, Chas. N.
Webb, Arthur Bailie, Roy Fischer
and the Misses Margaret Taylor and
] Claudia Jordan returned Monday