Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-07
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D. Ketter, of Montfort, was in
town last Friday.
Ernest Nauman went to Bosco-
bel, Friday, to visit Harold Tuffiey.
Mrs. K. Place went to Boscobel,
Friday, to visit her sister, Mrs. G.
Moore.
Miss Doris Schreiner came home
from Milwaukee, Thursday, to spend
her vacation.
Mrs. Fay Baldwin, of Blooming
ton, passed through here, Friday, en-
. route to Livingston
Miss Bessie Gibbs is clerking in
Henkel's store, while Genevieve
Ennor is on her vacation.
Miss Genevieve Moran went to
Dodgeville, Friday, to visit with
Miss Lucille Eiligen for few days.
Mrs. A. {. Morse and little
Margaret Dickie went to Stevens
Point, Friday, to visit her son,
Robert.
The Misses Nellie and Carol
Livingston were in this city, Thurs
day, to visit their father, County
Treasurer w. C. Livingston.
Joe Wright went to Chicago,
Sunday. His daughter, Ruth. accom-
panied him as far as Madison, where
she attends the University.
Mrs. Horace Fawcett returned
to her home at Platteville, Saturday,
after four weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Abbie Cronin, in this
city.
Mrs. Henry Elwell returned to
her home at Clarion, Ia, Friday,
after two weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Budworth, of
this city.
"A carload of coal comprising 81
tons was recently delivered to the
pumping station at Klondike springs.
1t costs the city Csc ton to have
the fuel hauled out 10 the plant
which amounts to quite sum in the
course of the year.
Days that repeat: October always
begins on the same day of the week
as January: April as July; Septem-
Der as December; March and Novem-
Der always begin on the same day.
May, June and August always begin
on different days from each other and
every other month in the year. The
first and last days of the year are
always the same. These rules dc not
apply to leap year.
Mrs. Frank Martin recently had
a small advertisement in the want
column of The Herald, two or three
weeks for the sale of residence lot
in the fourth ward of Lancaster and
as a result thereof the lot has been
purchased at good price by Henry
j Kraemer, the carpenter. Mr..
Kraemer sold his residence property
on south Adams street last year to
Mrs. Mary Judd, and has since been
operating a farm near the citS. He
will now return to Lancaster and
build a new house upon the lot he
has purchased from Mrs. Martin.
While driving a Ford car they
had but recently purchased, LaVerne
Judd and Burnelle Suttle met with a
serious accident, last week Thursday
afternoon. They bought the car at
Sitter AMI were driving it home to
Lancaster, when by reason of some
disarrangement in the steering APP
paratus it became unmanageable and
before it could be stopped it tipped
over, pinning LaVerne underneath.
He escaped, however, with no more
than bruises, and the car got off with
a few scratches. The boys were driv-
ing at a slow pace, else this story
might have a more serious tone.
Between the snail-like speed they
were making, and the softness of
Mother Earth at the point where the
tip-over occurred, the damage was
slight
Easter Sunday lacked mighty
little 3Ing a spring DAY. Inc
wind blew from the south, about the
first time for that phenomenon since
winter has been trying to get away.
And IN the early morning there was
q little sprinkle of rain, just enough
to lay the ust for the forenoon. But
a. is generally the case, 1.-THE north
end Of a south wind blew cold, and
there was no balm in the air, until
toward evening, and then the atmos
rhere was perceptibly softer. How
ever, there was fine display of
Easter things, and a large outpour-
ing of people at the churches. And
in the afternoon. everybody's auto
mobile was out and going somewhere.
And many of these autos got caught
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