Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Tenant wer
in Fennimore over Sunday.
Miss Alice Howell left Sunda,
| for visit with relatives at Beloit
Dick Brown came home from thu
university at Madison, Saturday TO
a brief visit at home, returning OF
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hahn, Sr.
who were visiting at the ]. H.
Hahn home for the past week, left
on Monday morning for Sullivan,
Wis.
Hone baking and home made
candy at the Methodist ladies rum
mage sale. Friday and Saturday.
Leave the baked DDS and candies at
c. w. Burrows store.
Mrs. c. w. Roberts started. last
Friday, for her home in Fremont,
Neb., after an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Burris at the county hospital.
"A fishing party went to Platte
river, yesterday, for few hours of
angling. They were, Clint Edwards,
DR.. S. w. Duolittle, j. Harold Pugh,
0. W. Wright and Clarence Calvert.
"A card from the Rev. H. A..
Studebaker to The Herald announces
that he will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday, morning and evening. In
the morning his subject will be,
"The Inspiration of a Noble Life. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Franken-
hoff, Fennimore town, were in the
city, last Thursday, the guests of
Register of Deeds and Mrs. 7. A.
Thompson. They were accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. Frankenhoff 8
mother, Mrs. Henry Maxam. Bos-
cobel, and sister, Mrs. Ida Dickson,
of South Dakota.
An auto collision occurred on the
north side of the square Tuesday
morning. Chas. Hoffman was turn
ing the corner near the fountain, and
Ernest Schildgen, coming the other
way, was rounding the sprinkling
wagon. They collided head on and
suffered some radiator dents, broken
lamps and bent guards. No ether
damage reported.
w. E. Lathrop was last week in
Minnesota, the guest of his brother,
Walter s., we'll known in Lancaster.
Walter is in the wholesale ice cream
business at Minneapolis, and last
week went out on drive through
| the state with his auto, to call on his
/ ice cream patrons. They made many
cities and towns in the five days they
were on the road, the last day driv
ing no less than 135 miles. Walter
S. Lathrop is making good In his new
location, and is now building plant
that is to cost at least $40, 600.
John eastman put little want
adv. in The Herald couple of weeks
ago telling our readers that he had a
wagon and surrey to sell. The other
day he asked US for goodness sake to
stop the thing, for he sold the goods
the very first week, and the calls that
continue to come in regarding the
stuff keeps him busy answering, when
he wantes to be doing something
else. 1t is too bad to have an ad
ver:isemer that works so hard that
the advertiser can do nothing but
answer it, especially after he has
sold out. But those who advertise
in The Herald must take the chances.
-Utilitarianism run wild was
witnessed from the front windows of
The Herald Office, last Friday, when
fine looking auto was driven by.
In the front seat was the farmer,
who was driving the machine, with
two young ladies'. The rear seat,
with all it's rich leather upholstery,
was given over to big steel plow.
Now, if that is not handing it rough
to the auto, then we are no judge of
the proper relevancy of one physical
unit to another physical unit. A
So, 900 auto is good enough to use in
transporting a pillow from market to
the scene of its future activity, so
one farmer thinks. And we shall let
it go at that.
Last Saturday the Little Giants
were defeated by Cassville 8-3. 1t
was the locals second game of the
season and they showed good form.
Groom, CassviIle's star city team
pitcher, threw for the Cassville boys
and was hit freely by the locals. The
Giants lead 80 for six innings, when
Orion the Giant pitcher retired be-
cause of lame arm. Up to this time
Cassville had managed to get one hit
off of him and were never in posi-
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