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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16

line were the fire engines and pennant-
trimmed automobiles with officers and
guarantors of the local association.
L. A. Diller was chairman Of the pa
rade committee. The superintendent
this year is Mrs. Bertha Smith Titus;
the captain of the tent crew. w. Rus
sell Green. and the junior leader, Dor
othy Phillips. THE Home Artistic"
was the subject of the lecture by Mrs.
Titus yesterday afternoon and a con-
cert was given by the Dunbar Soiree
Singers. with an illustrated lecture on
Bright Eyes and Wild Hearts of Our
Northern Woods" by ChaunceyJ. Haw-
kins in the evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16

ms II was stated that Burgess Lentz
i,IIenqed TO prevent next Sunday even
ing's musicale.
Inc concerts are given on private
Eroperty In the square owned by Post
master j. w. Beers and he saws tha
nand can go ahead with its program
Band Leader Fisher now saws he will
give the concert on Sunday evening
ana ana u Is not known what the outcome
Nil 0,iii @ ,ue nor what means the burgess
The Rev. c. A. Parson. pastor of +bo
Church of God, who was quoted veso
teroay as endeavoring to stop the
music, says he does not approve Of tbe
concerts on Sunday evening, but that
ne mas made no move to stop them
ano ooes not intend to do SO. -----
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16
Rotarians "Act-up" on
Outing at Iroquois

Promptly at noon 75 Rotarians
pushed business aside. rolled down
their sleeves closed their desks and
started for Iroquois along the Juniata
where the annual outing of the Ro-
tary Club was held this afternoon.
Many made the trip in automobiles
while the remainder went up on
trains.
An extensive program of races, tugs
of war, baseball games and water
sports kept the Rotarfans busy while
they were not eating. The return will
,be made late this evening. i.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16
FURNITURE DEALERS
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

At the annual election of officers of
the Harrisburg Furniture Dealers As
sociation, Wednesday evening, Frank
r. Downey, manager of Gately and
Fitzgerald Supply Company, was re-
elected president, and W. H. Brown,
of Brown and Company, secretary.
Samuel K Swartz was elected vice.
president.
Arrangements for long auto trip
will be made by the furniture men at
their next meeting, August 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16
BURGESS WILL STOP
SUNDAY BAND MUSIC
Concerts of MarysvilIe Band Cause
Friction Between Musicians,
Burgess and Church People
Special to The Teiscrnbh

Marysville, Pa, July 16.-For sew
eral weeks past the Marysville Cornet
Band. under the leadership of Pro-
fessor D. D. Fisher, has been giving a
series of Sunday evening concerts in
the puplc square to large and appre-
ciative audiences. A day or two ago it
was said that members of the Church
OF God, whose building is close to the
spot occupied by the band, would make
an effort to stop the concerts and
would appeal to Chief Burgess Frank
w. Lentz to assist them. This morn
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16
Chautauqua Opens With
Parade at Mechanicsburg
Special to The Telegraph

Mechanicsburg. Pa, July 16.-Chau-
tauqua spirit is everywhere felt in
Mechanicsburg and the parade which
formally opened the series of tent en-
tertainments yesterday afternoon was
successful and full OF enthusiasm.
With A. E. Sieber as chief marshal
boys and girls of the junior chau-
tauqua in gay attire followed. Music
was furnished by the Singer band. In
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-16
HARRISBURG WILL
NOT LOSE INDIANS
baseball which the Information
League affords"

[Continued From First Page.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07
Utarnlanos sSnItitnt.

ia cs Der peifCn Gnriebun9 9cfnllcn bnl,
nnieren iebr hcliebiCn linn bohgedchteicn Kralis
berten ain Wcrriicu Sartcr aus unlcrer W'llte
81 cntreibelt,
uno 90 cr Al Sabre lang trcu uno tiihtie
Dem ,DiarOIuHo ,Snilitut" 5ur S6rocrllng mecba'
ntfbcr diinite eine Scit 9cplonlei bal lem
Scne, 'elnc Snteucliunlltu mn lclnc enetele
sur 9Sublfnbrt ilno @ntlutdcIuna ntcica leinpcl6
Der 2SiCuihdi ourh oCiicn unnbl0ltae Ncs
milbungen has Snitlut icldc bcpuloerunaa'
milrotgc Sorfdritte mndbtc.
8eidlluiirn, hdb nnldbiid iciuce Ioocs has
Rarnlunh Snitttut" cincn uuiridtiacn tSrcrno
Rcrluit fnun erieBlld IT. 2as glnoclfcn. an
icinen ItCbcnauitrotAcu GbdrdIcr, ietn lenileli'
gcs gencbmel etH acTules Temperament, lcin
aener1ies geiiibI miro ets GeHen i'm 8eSdht'
fltb. bleiben, lDcdic nit ibm bel feincm gBirieH
uno benz 0rinpCn peri6Hltber Spfer III 8er'
btnoune itnnoen. Seine oteIen ihonen QDns
raitersSia iaeni6uiten geiudnnen ibn etHe 9ail5e
qe9on bon Sreuuocn IN alien 9ebensdhtell;
@r auIt ais Elm Widnn oer WFdnner; uuo es
mao bier lpobI bemcrit ueroen, onb er Gin
Ytebbnber 0e5 6rieoens mo ei1 5rcuto eon
SumnHtdt mar. Sniolec oes SSlrfens I'M Sns
tcreiie Der iortfbrttlidcn Gntpdelun9. oes
,WnrbIano Snitituts" bat or b ielbit ctt
Eenlmal bon blcibcnbcn Rubm gcicbaffen.
n2es 9ebcrs g8eri 1T boubradt
lngeiriibt iblummcrte or ianit blnItbCr.
gS6breno bne funite glngeoeHlcn etncr DInHness
ird't
Sod i'm 1onnenfbcin fid Fpteaelt, aIs Der Sim
meLsf6rpcr langium i9mlnhet."
g'eihlniien, bab has 0ireitorlnm oeS. "W'aro1
Lamb 2nilituS" fener g8ittue uno fCtner &c.
mile in Der traurigen Sunhc beg Shmer3es
fetne berJbitc Snmpatbe ausoridt, lllo odB
cine Gopie oiefer 0ef6liiiie hem Rrotofoa elis
berIeibt nno cine @opie Der trauernorH @lfipe
llno Der Sdmllie itbetmitielt iptro.
Tub fernrr ici bcituicn, onb cine G9pte
bieier gehliliic allen Gapcejettnnecn sur &cr'
6ffcntl6una iiberf1not miro
Grnit Sdlmeibcr, 8iccsRrlloeHt;
Samcs guung, Seiretdr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07
Deutf6c SiegeS6eute i'm &c petre=lOa(Oe.
Sran,aien aud BET ees Gparges snrifgeworfen.
Gunsentrirter 2tmsrif Der Staliener absetuieien.
2sertdjt oes Sent(den 6eneraffa6es.

Serlin6 Snl 9as Sentidc Sunpquartier erlief
6en sudmttus ben fOlsenOn 0mtlidn St Hb Die aesase tn
Gf nnO 8et:
@etIider id)anplat
Sm ettu Nadt mnrocn mei frande Angrfte bet
2cs Gparacs ppn nniercu Strefrdftcn 5nrHdaedlascn
Die siesesbentc bic ur i'm In@lnR an nn Osrede clIsn'
ipe i'm Sc GreyaS matn lit 6elbgat nnb brei Wa'
IdnenseGre Dmr uorSen nRoem lit nns cine Seternngsapn
fir 9On mil elmer Oentenbn en9e Waernl in bic Sanoc
lnere saer 6aben Ous SnsfeIO bel GOen hld Gpinal,
elm ansOfes 6elOlasr Sreltr Ord pon Strut III Den
@pseien, angesriffen.
Sehlider rarieg i6anpIat.
ncrc Srnppen buben Gnt MOrgen nn tarf betiatn @aO
D galeblptp wei Der GNnoraR uiden Snmaft
Sawarpa i'm snrm senommen @ir nobmen u" ooo Hnhn
gean9en.
sab6hlihcr hcr&riegSiGamplat.
Die aacin SnaOn it, ioueit Die SeHtiAu Seradt fOm'
men, nnDerGnoert geblieben.
Der oterrei6iI6e 2seri6t.
@icu g. Sn (bra6tlos mad qonOuu) Der Dterrcidrde
neraa6 Fat 6eutc Die sube ame WtDemns berOffent'
lidt;
&ouberrniiiidcu Sromt
e &nHn Wde in Der metten Sdad pOn SrasnIf oOH Der @r
mee inter bem Grs6er5ogs pb 6nan seasn
mnrbn 5en m n6ber nnO nOrO0fder &idnns 5nrHd Oer'
fulat BON ben Seiredbern, Die Ell tr9iid OOr brngcn.
Die SeidJer ba6en NOntag Den Slhft bon GeS5anOu
nnb Die S6bn nrbd 0sniea ngenummeu Inter bem Srnf
nnes Somrdes ba id 5enb 6nc Sieprs ab SunO'
aua m iaben Nnid Fuen etua 40 Ren norSpl BON sar'
noeruo bnans 5nfsOgen nIere Sente On aampn 1T AMI Al
Sfierc 800 gann iuw Nadinengeue6re ansemadIen
9m 6lnie Sns nnb in Sf@alBen 1T Die al8emenc Situation
nnuerGnbcrt geblebn.
Sn Der eanO am 6nH 3lOa epa nnO 9nieer 6erri
Belt &nbe
Bon italientid dDcn Srpnt
Sn benz Siirft G6 entpdel Td Montas cine allse
meime edladt bic brittle iandc 9rmee rtt gnsriff
Gtua bier einbide Iremeeeurps rIfn Sdntc
anferorbenid cb6en srtreSncrs mn 6rpnt bem
Sradeufop COr5 bis Gee Die nsre murOen po9
rhdseidasen. Der 6eino erlitt e0r ihWere Serlnpe
ganf ous nurer Srnppen nsbeonbere Der
Suianer bereu ae EoDnen nneren SanSen nno Ses ro
bbentenOen numeriiden lleberlegenbe Oes 6enoes
m miercn Sunu im aGrnner Strift nnb anf ben
aan 5ronn aben @ feline ersanhe non neHnenSertber Sn
tnng abgtIpielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07

i6e @rcn5e al ser Sdwei5 iilr bic
nGdlten 5mei @odcn iiir Den Scr
febr geIperrt nlr0c, erflGret OaB ole
oeuti6e Seeresleitltng groBe Srllp'
penmoiien in 9reiIod, Wtillbolllen
uno Siiningen 5uionnel5iebt.
Iieie 3ruppenonianmlung miro
nod ibrer Meinlng porgenomlnelt
i'm sic 6ron5oien aus oen GllnB, lo'
lpeit tic es bcicst bnben, blnnlis5ll'
iuerfen uno 10 Ben geIan1mten oellt'
idlcn gooen bonn 6eino 5ll loilbcrn.
Gen. Siloebronot ouf oem
6eloc Ser gbre gefallcn.
Berlin iiber 2onoon, 6. SSltli.-
@cncrot.2 .2eutnont@corg Siloe6ronot,
Gontmonoeur cincr 2Snfanteric.1i
iion, lit an 0ritten Suli olif bent
Sdlodtielo geioaen. Ser STIt5ler
bate einen gldn3enoen 9eforo INN
mar nit 6em eiierncn areu3 eriter
uno 5rpeiter alaiie ailsge3eihnet
poroen. Dor Dem slusbrilh ocS
arieges mar CT Gonnlonoeur Der adj
ten Iipiiion in SoQe an ser Saale.
General BON 8e5el &c It r.
ben.
Generol.2eutnant bon Ee5el 1T Gle
ner arontbeit erlegen, Die er lid I'M
6elo juge3pgen bate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07

Spincmiinoe, ErellBell, beridtet,
ooB Scr anlcrifonii6e TnmpIer vBlns
tltrid", Scr BON 9tGu 0orf nit elmer
2ooung Eetrolelun nod cinenl ldlue,
oii6en Sonicn iubr, bon einem oellt'
i6en ariegsid)iff ollfgebalten llno
nod Slpineniinoe gcbradt lullroc.
8ar NIT Bctrol lcum b c.
la6cn.
gtcm 9orf, 6. Suli. - Der
Gampfcr .Glatnria" lit cin S6lrf
aus Ger tranSatlantiidcn 8lottc Der
yStanooro Oil Company. gr fltbr
am 3. Suni nit Getroleum bclaoen
aus 9telp Dorf mad 6arlsbamn llno
GScur6amn, S6peoen, ab. Gr lpur'
De bon britiihen aricgsldtIren aliT'
gebolterL na1 Sirfluall genontmcn
luo BORT 3lpei 8oden lang feItgebal'
ten. s(m 2. ,Siili iuuroe or freige'
laIier.
Gin Iertrcter Der ,Stanoaro Oil
Co." iogte, oaB iie feinegta6rtdt bon
Dem Shifie b1tterL icit es airflpall
perloiien bat. gs lit bas critic Dtal
lett Dem sarie9c, 10 iaggtc Der Der
trcter, oaB cines ibrcr Shific bon ci'
ncm bcllti6en aricgsitiffc aufgebal'
ten poroen lit.
5iinf 9 6wcoenihiffe &c.
fapert.
2onoon, 6. Suli = Cine Sepe'
id)e aus Gopenbagen all Die vWtorn'
ing 8oit" meloct, onB on Sonntng
iiinf itpeoiide Sfifie in Ser Sltiee
pon Deutiden ariegsiGiifen gefapert
nnb nah Spineniiioe gebrott
luuroen. Irei BON oieien ShiTfen
paren Ion,picr. y2iguroo", DWaer-
melano" unS oSenirf @icanoer")
ole anoeren srpei Segelltiife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07
Marglano ,(nititnt.

IN elmer GctiGmmlung her Bnlntnt Oct
aunit. unO Sctdlucuidule bcs rWnrninne Jn'
ititute", mclde am 6. Suli attiano, fuuroen
Die iolacnocn @CibIiiiic ungenommen:
ug9ir Die Witgicoer her 5dIuliut lullnl@ell
ocm 7irCtortum uno Der SaHtttc bCs oeritor'
beuen Rrdiiocntcu 3Ohn VI, Garter nHlete
Spmratbtc uHo hG5 GicfiibI CIncs gTeBeu per
ituIichen Gcruitcs dus3uorlidcn
SCpi mad ictucm lobe piien mir es oab
mir eiuCn ,Srrrtuo uno Vcruiber, ruCIdler uHer'
motch nro unc0cmlitBt8 itb ocr SbuIc mtoz
nCtc, Ocrlurcu bubcH
Seinc uic pcriupeuoc 0ofliticii uno fcin pcra
i6HliheS SrterciIc, wcldca CT 5u icocr 3eit gum
gSobl uno 9ciicn Der 5aIultdt pdbrcno letncr
bcIcu Sicnildbrc ulS Soritbcr bcs Sd)ul9os
mites uno nls @rdiioent oeo Sniltuts Denies,
Iniien ieineu &erluit nm 70 9rtbcr erfhcincH
uno oic uHnen unltntcrbrohcncn Sabre etncr
treucn Gtcnt5eit nit Qicbc sur Sad)e, Die TIM
70 am Scr3en lag. ipirb itctS I'M ejcoddinih
Serienigcu iortIcbcn ucIobc untcr tbm geotent
babcH.
Gus Gomitc Der 5uluItdt:
e. D. SMrner,
y. Nbecler Swennch,
Gpbrnm Sehier,
GBnrleS g. Wcbb."
(Suh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07

Scr itaIieniide 9cridt.
y H. pio Taris, 6. Suli. = GaS
itolicnii6e SricgsnliniItcriim mohtc
gcItern Solgenoes bcfannt:
,Go5 2lrtiQeriefcllcr ollf bic otter
reibii1en gertbeioiglingsmerfe bel
Wtol6orgetb mo Yreoil miro erfolg'
reid fprtgeiest. llnierc SffenIipe allf
Dem Sraincr Blotenu cntuidelt Iid)
crfolgrcit. 9ei geitrigen &dnpfen
muroen 400 Sciterrciher gcfangcn
gcnomnlen
ltnierc lenfbnren 2uftl6iffe baben
BET 9oberoo ieinoli6e Eager NIT gll'
fer g3irfltng bonl6nroirt nno allf Die
9orn6erg.Eroucinn 9abn Somben
qetuoricn, iuobei ser Eroacinu'Ter'
bin0un0Spunft uno Der 9abnbof be-
iddoigt puroen. 2ie 6lug5euae wur'
ocn 6eidloIien, ober niht beiddoigt.
Iom Iiiblt lid iider Dor
6Gugmoi 6 inen.
q III, pio Toris, 6. Srli. = Gos
GiornoIe .S'Stalio iagt BEL 9e'pre'
dung ser Dt0glidteit etneS otter.
reidiIdlcn slcroplull.lte6erfaaes allf
Tom, 0aB iid oie itolieniide Soltpt'
itoot tbotiGAlidl ii6er bctradter
fam, oa iie 235 Dleilen bon Sola
uno 2t3 Neilen bon 9iila, ben nah'
item itolieniiden Stiibpunften enf'
fernt lit. Gie oiterreihilhen Surt'
ihifie iuuocn eS ifmer, inebr als 30
WteiIen in lllllnterbrodener 5dbrt 5li
MAIDEN uno man gluubt, oaB es III
nen inn0gIid lit Honl SIT iiberTallen
nno Damn lpieoer 5uriidiufebren.
merifnniIfes Getrole'
nm Diff nn d Spine.
m iinbe ge6ra II.
gerlin pia 2on0on, s. Jult. =
Ser ameritaniibe Gonlularagent IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07
Ginfig,
Musii6ten auf ein Sin:
beritanonib.
3mijbem 9emti6lanS itnS
ben Ser. Staatem.

Sn 9e3ug ollf ocutihc Submarine.
aricgfitbrltng. - So gIottbt man
I'M offi8ielIcn g8oibin9ton. -
Qcuti1c &c9icrln9 mtcrridtct
Yoti6ofter @crorb iniornell BON
ibrcm Stonopunft. - 9ritiide
llno frun50iilhc 9Crihtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07

9ritiidcr NpOroocroplan nnlBtc iih
ouf bollauoiidcS @cbict fIiidten.
- Der 2tngrifi trug iit nobc Der
boIlGnoiitbcn SnieI GcrihcIling
3u. - Qic gcrpoItigen 8crluite
scr 6ron5oicn lm6 8riten i'm Use.
Itcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07

@rcn5c mie0er cr0finet.
45aris, 6. Suli. - n9ta1 5cbn.
tG9iger llntcrbreAung lit Die OelltiA'
I6mci5crii1e 8rcn5e wicoer erofInet
ruoroen Iuenn al6 Die Geri6drilng
Ser 9teglllationen binii6tlid Der
BGiie fir gIuslGnoer beibe6uItet
lparo," crfIGrt Der Correspondent
Der ,GcnipS" in Bern. .O}ilitdri'
idc 9iotbpenoigfeit lit Der ein5ige
@runo, Den bic Delttihen bcrShnci.
ser 0fegierllng fir Die Ginitelllng
OeS Gerfe6rS 5iuiiden GelltihlanO
ltno Der S6luei5 a1gegeben babcn.
1872 9lmputationcn an cn 9.
lii6en Solooter.
2onOon, 6. Suli. - Ger par.
lnnentoriibc llnteriefret1r oeS
ariegsntiniiterillms antlportcte oitI
cine I'M llnterbouie Oies6e3iigIih ge.
iteQte 5rage, ooB cs MIR IN 1872 6dl'
len n6tbio geueien iei Elm oOer me6r
@lieomuBen britiider SolOoten, Die
leit Dem Neginn oes arieges in oit
S5oipit1ler in 6ranfrei6 nno eng
lano uitfgenomnlen iino, 5u amplt'
tiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-07
GUNNER 4 Bekrr,
9eutidcs gaHf' nub 8edielseidjaft,
9ltGIisber Der aittisnbdrit.
26 SuMtlsStraSe,

.,RnttunaI BnRl pf S0mmtrce"'CBebhnne.
sIrs uno Rer!auf bon glftteR unb G6Itgutio'
nen. Mtbie nno Greotibrcfe aui ale baupt.
fahibeH Stdote guropaS. Pins unb 8eridui
tremoer @eoiurten, iorute glnsiertisuHg bon
8oumatten. Ghfisfdrten bon nno mad
8eutfDlano. (Mpr27-)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

We crowd faster into the gay whirl
of the amusement season and follow
ing other events comes ''Un-kel Toms
Cabin" That venerable and revered
melodrama has been on the boards
for the last fifty years at least, and
nothing seems to stale its drawing
powers. Truly the grown-ups smile
a little at the genuine great Danes
used as blood hounds, and the slap
stick comedy introduced into the lat
ter day versions, but to the heart of
the child, Uncle Tom remains a great
delight. You remember the mouth
watering anticipation with which you
watched the posting of the bills and
the trip to the depot in the morning
the parade and what a parade it was
"Un-kel Tom" appropriately blacked
up and costumed; Miss Ophelia with
her fan and the eternal TOpsy that
kept young and old in a continuous
giggle. What awesome speculations
you INDUCED in as to what those
champing jawed siberian" blood
hounds would do if they broke their
chains! School didn't amount to
much that afternoon and even before
dark you were hugging the stairs of
the opera house waiting for the doors
to open. And finally those wonderful
portals swung wide and for three hap
py hours you passed into the land of
laughter and tears. Uncle Tom is one
of the sacred memories of childhood's
happy days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids are desired on the following work.
Quarrying 200 cubic yds stone, town
of EllenbOrO.
Quarrying 600 cubic yards stone,
South Lancaster.
Quarrying 400 cubic yards stone,
Hazel Green.
Quarrying 700 GU. yds. stone, town
of WOodman.
Quarrying 700 Gu. yds stone, town
of North Lancaster.
Quarrying 600 Gu. yds stone, town
of BOscObel.
Plans and specifications for this
work are on file at the Office of the
County Highway Commissioner, Lam
caster. Wisconsin, and with the chair
man of the towns in which the above
work is to be done. Bids will be re-
ceived at office of County Highway
Commissioner up to 10 o'clock p. M,
on Dec. 8th, 1915, when they will be
publicly opened and read. Proposals
should be in a sealed envelope adj
dressed to the County Highway
Committee of Grant county.
BY order of
A. z. RUNDELL,
Chairman County Highway Com'te.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
BEETOWN.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
There will be picture show in town
all this week.
There is new lib girl at the
Nose Hendricks home.
William Oldridge of Dubuque, trans
acted business here Friday.
Joe Gerard and Floyd Pascoe took a
trip up north last week.
Rob Haskins and son Ralph Of
Bloomington, were callers at the hotel,
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Woodington spent
Thanksgiving at the parental home at
Cassville.
The teachers gave a Thanksgiving
entertainment Wednesday afternoon at
the school house.
Virgil, the little son of Tom Frank
land and wife, got his finger mashed
very badly Saturday.
A brother of Mrs. Chris Garner
from Dakota visited with her last
week.
VIM. Swales and wife from Iowa
visited at the VIM. Mcdonald home last
week.
Sarah Burgess and Marie Starr of
Lancaster, visited several days of last
week at the William Brun home.
A farewell party was given Saturday
evening at the Hall Stevens home in
honor of his mother, who leaves this
week for her home in Dakota.
j. A. Jamison and wife, A. Sturmer
and wife, Mrs. Rose Gates and Maude
Winner were shopping in Dubuque sew
eral days this week.
John Kilby of Dubuque, who has
been visiting for some time with his
brother Wort, returned home Satur-
day.
The K. N. AS had initiation in their
camp Saturday evening. Refreshments
were served and all had royal good
time.
A number of the boys from here
attended the firemen's dance at Cass-
vile, Friday night. They report a
good time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

Buy it at home this Christmas!
Keep prosperity in this town! What
better slogan could we have for a
progressive community spirit? Every
body wants to see this town prosper
and we all want to share in the fruits
of that prosperity. Even the fellow
who habitually sends out of town for
his goods wants his full quota of the
riches that are accumulated through
the thrift and husbandry of his fellow
citizens. Let other communities sup
port themselves. Our interests and
our duty are at home Let's keep pros
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

DIR. Francis Book made business
trip to Chicago, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Croft, of
North Lancaster, are parents of baby
born Sunday November %.
Harry and Florence Wier, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Albert Weir, of Montfort, returned
home Saturday after a brief visit
there.
Harvey Hurlburt made business
trip to Plattteville Friday, returning
home the same day.
Ernest Alt left Friday afternoon
for Madison, Milwaukee and Chica-
go, where he will visit for an indefiin-
tie time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
Notice for Administration and Notice
TO Creditors.

Notice for Administration and Notice
to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Grant COunty-In Probate.
In re estate of Mary Younek. de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
at the special term of said court to be
held on the fourth Tuesday of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1915, at the Court House in
the City of Lancaster, County OF
Grant and State of Wisconsin,, there
will be heard and considered, the APP
plication of Frances Shore for the APP
pointment of an administrator of the
estate of Mary YOunek, late of the
town of Watterstown. in said county,
deceased;
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN, That at the regular term OF
said court to be held at said Court
House, on the first Tuesday of April
A. D., 1916, there will be heard, con-
sidered and adjusted, all claims
against said Mary Younek, deceased:
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR
THEIR GIVEN, That all such claims
for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at
the Court House in the City of Lam
caster, in said county and state, on or
before the first day of April, A. D.,
1916, or be barred.
Dated November &c, 1915.
BY THE COURT,
E. B. GOODSELL,
s. H. TAYLOR, Judge.
Attorney 4Ow3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

Some of the Lancaster ladies have
discussed having a municipal Christ
mas tree on Christmas eve at the
court house square This idea has
been worked out with good success in
many cities and can be made into a
pleasant event as well as pleasing
spectacle. Go ahead with your idea
and call on US for any assistance we
can give you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

There are two ways of spending a
dollar. You can spend it at home,
er friend and perhaps get the dollar
back tomorrow, or you can send it
away, feel that you have sinned, offend
the home merchants and forever lose
the dollar and the blessed influence
for good to yourself and neighbor-
ShiOctOn News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

FOR SALE-The Massey Homestead"
consisting of 1854 acres of farm,
timber and pasture land; large,
brick house and other improvements.
Located in the village of Potosi,
Wis. Address, Mrs. E. e. Foster,
executriX, Potosi, Wis. 29tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

The public schools have taken
step that is important in bringing the
parents in closer touch with the school
system and the teachers. The old idea
that a school plant should be used for
a few hours five days week and
closed three months of the year, is
gradually being done away with. Make
full use Of the school equipment for
the benefit and pleasure of every one
in the community and watch for re-
suits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
LANCASTER STOCK SHIPMENTS.

Shipments of livestock from the
Lancaster yards have been running
quite heavy for the past month. For
the four days commencing Friday of
last week and ending Tuesday of this
week, there were twenty-five r-lOads
of hogs and ten carloads of cattle
shipped from here. Total number of
carloads of cattle and hogs shipped
from here for the entire month, 159.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

WE ALSO HAVE a few farms in Rice
county, Mimi, that we will trade. On
any property listed for sale by us
responsible buyers can have long
easy terms. Call and see us at our
new location ovel Hatch's drug
store, Lancaster, Wis. ClantOn &
Appleby. 37tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

The state fire marshal's office has
issued a bulletin warning the public
against fire danger at this season of
the year. The early winter season
is always productive of fires, due to
overheated stoves, defective fues and
hot ashes dumped against buildings
where they shoulder and start fires.
This is a case of safety first.