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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

Nus u II B Lamb pcruinmt man
iest IN @e5itq oui @ari6oli OieieI'
ben Stimmen, Die man 5llr ,3eit be-
treifs Sclnbergs qebort bot. gtadI'
hem Die 9flliien 9IQcs ailigcboten bot
ten, Inn Sem5erg 81 baIten unb iid
tlar lullroclL 6aB cS pergeblide Diiibc
lei, bOrte man: n4r Qsmbers 1T ni6ts
sele9en. 8enn es genommsn pirb, III
Dem GreigniB feinc @ebeuti,ng bei3il'
mciIcn. Gle rilIiiid,cn Strategie per.
folgt Den Elun, Die oeutiden Seerc
ipeit ms SSnnere bes 2anbes hinein.
5rlofen llno ibnen bam ocn Riid5ug
ab5uI6neiosn." 0ieier 9ordusiebung
aemaB eriolgte Die RGunllng Gem.
bergs. "a ieet in 9leider @eiie iiber
SSarifau geiprodlen miro, 70 miro
aud beiien HdiunlIng in naber 9eit,
pielIeitt iton in peni9en 5agen, er.
iolGcn. 8ie Die 8uiien ibren Mid.
5llH beidoniaen, biirite Sinoenbura
sleidsiiltis iein, OisSuuptfa6e 1T, baB
lie iib 5uriif5ieben, oanit Die Grobe.
runa BON ,Sranfreid in Die Sonb ge.
nommen peroen fann, mas geiheben
lpiro iobaIo Die rlliiiiden Seere o0lIi9
iber Die @cid)ieI 3uriidgebr6net iinS.
Ia iie Damn i'm ariege feline Stole
ne6r ipieIen tperoen, 5eigt ous gei'
ipiel bon Tranfreid. Trosoem Die
heutifen Sccre Die Ruiien aufreiben,
oermodtcn Die 5rnnjofen unb and
Die GngIdnber ibnen niht Die ee.
rinaite Silic 3u briraen, mas pro.
lranmgcm1b mitteIIt 9ur6brufs.
oerfu6e erfoIgen foIte. Die RuFsn
I'M Sdah su boIten, pirS nod be.
oellteno IeifJter iei,t ba tie feline
aerntruppen mehr taber unb Die
oelttitc acrrcsIcitlng Die oan5e 81.
ME bon &Ibau, euentueG Sfiga, Biz
nah geiiarabien in cine ,meinnebm.
bare ISeiuns perIpanbelt unb aars be.
onbers Elm lpeitper5peiqtes Giien.
'abnnet onqeIeat bat, 70 baB ieSem
0rrflbrlifsperii,d OH irgeno elmer
5pGe Die notbiqen Sruppen entge.
IengeItellt perben fonner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

manenten Sarii-9onlnliifion 81 mir
ten, lpeIbe our6 ibr Yerional Die
rantic bietet. oab iie ben 9arif lebia.
Iih nod lpilienifaitlid)en iino itid)t
mad, politiIden Grlpdglileen seltal.
ten miro. Sic 9totbmenoigfeit einer
ipl6cn Hcforlu brnildt ilibt belpie.
fen si perben. Ger anngreB lit nidt
i'm Stanbe. einen Sarif ab5uiaiien,
Der unierer SnDuitrie cine 9ilfe biss
tet, oa ole &ongreb. .0italieber peOer
6ie aenntniiie, nod Die 3eit inb oub
niht Die notbige @orltrtbeiIsloiigfeit
bciiben, Inn Den Sarii 10 aus5iarbei.
teh oaB er Die labrifanten beid,iibt,
pbnc Die Yerbrauher 5u beoriifen
Die 9totbmenoiefeit fir cine iolde
Ginrihtllng luiro nod 8eenoiGnug
ocS aricgs nit beion0erer Grtidie.
oenbcit bcrportrctcll. Gs lit pcratS.
auieben, bab bic eurOpGii6e SetpnOmie
rntcr 9an5 ingelpobnli6 obnormcn
@erbdltniiicit arbeiten tuiro. 7as
TerIaugcn nad) @eitdftialn9 miro 10
0ringeno iein, bab Die 2obne, Die in
europa INNER niebriger iparen tpie
bel ms, alf cin Riueau herabiinfen
Werocn .0cgeu lpcId)es llniere Ga6ri-
fanten nift altfSufoinmen perlnoaen.
Wiit Dem ieBigen Sarif, ser in icber
perpfuidt lit, pirb abIolu!
tcin 9Iusfonnen an iinoen icin, oa
or es lid, 5llr Sllligabc Aenlod)t bat,
6ic mnCrifaniid)cn Sobrifantcn Scr
ihonllngsloiciten aonfilrrenS preiS.
5ll8cbcn. Ter ridtigc 3oniab miro
imncr 5u iinbcn icin, menn bel Der
cin miiicnidoitliher @ciit
obnaItet, Ger i'm jeBigen Sarife bur4
feline gIbpcicnbeit gl1u5t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Sicnstaa, ben 90. SuIi 1918.
Gin anberes araument.

Gil anocreS Argument,
bas iiir Die @ufienlieierilngen porgc.
bratt miro, itebt mif aIei6er Sobc
nit cen iibriAen. Is lailtet oabin,
Dab lucnn mir oen gIliirtcn fcinc
@affcn pcrfaufcn, 10 perbcn iic oas.
iclbe tbun, lpcml mir in cilcu &ricg
geratbcn lolltcn. 9os flingt 10 iibcr-
3cugcno, mie cine Groblmg OIL 9tclu
Cattle, oaB mir ibm fcinc aoblen per
fallicn lpcroen. @dbrcno mir Ole
game @eIt nit @oiien pcriebcn,
miro non Dem 3citpunft gelpro6eIL
bab mir iolhc Don allSlpdrts fallIen
miiBtcn. Scpicien miro nit iol6cn
prr8ipcifelten 9lr9umcntcn MIR, mie
unier @offcnbanbel gar feiner Rett'
fertigilng fabig lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
ssn Der @enaqerie.

Serr (emport): r@as 1T oenn bag
fir cine @irtbidaft bier9! gta6 benz
Prcgramm ioa Inn a llbr bic Silt
terltng itattfinben; iest 1T es ifon
balb flint burd, iino man merit nod
nihts"
@drfer: .Sie iperben iibcrbaupt
niGts oapon merten; mir iiittern nur
6te Sbiere. a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

Ole ma bren @in5elb Ell
ten ii6cr ocn Streif in ser &eming'
toni6en @ofieniabrif Iaiien oeutlit
erieben, ipie albern bas @ei6paB por
Der 9lufitaheIung ollrh oeutihe
Spione lit. Ter @rlmo miro BON ben
strbeitern offcn oarqclegt. Sic bal.
ten ben jcbigen 3eitpunft iiir giinitig,
Die bon Den 6abritanten in Der We'
taQbranhe Dor Sabren geiprengte
Union pieber ein3ufiibren, reip. Die
oGloieb Shops" mieOer 5lt perordn'
qcn im6 characterization On
rcn. 9lber Der @ertiiibrcr Der re.
rtingtons lit blrdaus nit,t Der Gin.
5ige, Der 6ie nieine San6" Ser beut.
iten Hegierung entoeft. @enn in
bieiem 2anbe cine 0ffentlide RroteIt.
8eramnllltnq Qeqen Die @cmaltoftc
8robbritannicns oher gegrn Die @ai.
fenIieierlmg pcranitaltet miro, lieIt
man in ben probritiiden Organen Die
,Srage: $50 fomlnt oas @el6 ber? Iie
slnoeutunq lit .baB Ole oelltit,e He.
aicrllnQ cS Iicfcrt. 1ob Oieic Der.
oddtillug ieoueocr llnterIagc cnt
hebrt, f0nnen Die berifiebenen oeut.
ifen @eieai6aften aus ibren 9ii.
dlern nadipeiien, peIde 9(usfunft er.
tbeilen, ipie Iel @elo beigeIteuert
morhen lit, non mem mo ipelhe Der,
prnalutd - Geilin6Cu tat, nos nohI
einen geniIgenben gelpeis Iieiert. oab
Die belltife Heaierling alien 6ieien
8eranItaltunacn fern Iteht, ionoern
fie BON unerifaniihen giirgern ols.
gehen ilno Die llnfoIten pon Geien
ollein 6eitritten peroen Dlit einem
foIhen 9luslpeis piirben Die probri.
ten ni6t sur Sano iein. Sotpeit I'M
Ssntereiie GuaIanbs qeidrieben un6
dgitirt ipirb, be3abIt Die engIiide Re.
gierilng bafiir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

@ie aus @aibington II be.
rittct mirb, arbcitet Ser Grdiibent
iid an bem Ernblerr ab, pie cr altf
feinsn an 9eutI6lano seiteaten
iSorocrllngen beiteben fam, ohnc cine
Spmlnllng nit bieicm berbei5ufiib,
rem, Cab ibm oas icbr ihmcr fdllt,
1T leid)t 5u begreiien. @enn man cine
4ufaabe ni6t ri9tig anfGbt, lam man
iie ni6t sur riatieen 2Diung bringen.
9as @erlangen bes Troibcnten aeht
in Scr Icsten 1Snitan5 oabin, baBI
Seutitlano oen Salhbootfrieq ein'
itelt, reip. Dor @nglanO Die &affen
itredt. gei einem 5ilnfen pon lleber'
Iegung iollte Dem Erdiioenten nidt
entgehcn, oof er cin Yerlangen Itellt,
bas lmcriiiQbar lit mo baB er cine
idon obnebin ihlpieriae Sadlage
nod ihtpieriaer geltaltct. Sifenbar
III Dem Irdiioenten Der elementare
saB nid,t befannt, baB Die ToIitif Die
@iiierid,oft Dom Mogliten 1T lnoI
icne TiIidt oIa Staatsmann barin
bcitebt. oas MOglide 5u finben GaB
er bieie giniidt nod nidt geponnen
bat, lit iiberraifenS oa 9elitidIano
ibm flar brn @ea 5eigt. Gntiueber
or sninat GnaIano, Die 2ilfithr Don
bannfreier &aare nat 0eliti6Ianb
5ll erlouberL ober er orbnet OIL, oaB
amerifoniihe Taiiagiere nur inter
amerifanii6er Tlaqae iahren biirien.
Gid auf elm abiraftes 9fe6t 81 Der.
iteifen, oas nid1t ben minoeiten praf'
tiiten @crth beiiet imb nod oa3u
nitt eiumal als 8utrefieno gelten
fam, lit Die slrt fleiner @eiiter ooer
folder WGnner, Die 6einoidaft Der
sSreliuof6aft por5ieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
@anI6ems d ats

ghrter (pieler siinber beim @in.
belpafhen, ieuisenb): ysl6, ipenB it
bod, enolit5 einnnI feine @tnbeln
metr 5n rpoiden brnildjie.-
ganIfen: .Wliitter LAB Dir bod
ndhItens ne @oiafrau pom aIapper.
itopA brineeni@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

IN Rem Dorf lit cine @etpe.
gung organiitrt porben Der gutter
Grfolg 5l tuiiniden lit unb bic a. J
fid @eltlna peridaffen pir6, 6a iie
einem Dirfli6en 9eoiirfnib itnierer
sSnouitrie ent5egenfomnt. Die glb.
fi4t it, fin Die Giniesung elmer per.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-08

Charles Druitt. Joseph I'm. Earl
Mann and family. Ben Bartel, Fred
Bartel and children, Omar Murray, Mr..
Geofge Dilks, Mi1see Elizabeth Dilks
3nd Marine Murray notored to the
Gaar farm Labor day and enjoyed an
all-day picnic. In the evening the
party attended Murray and Murrette
theatres - the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Omar G. Murray.
Miss Margaret Finch has returned
from vacation spent ct Detroit and
other points.
OF interest 10 Richmond friends Is
the marriage Of Mr.. Charles r. Eich-
rodt. some Of Mrs. Mary Eichrodt Of
Indianapolis. to Miss Helen Williams
OF Huntington, which will take place
Saturday at the home Of the bride.
The Princess Card club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Albert Steen Favors went to Mes
danes William Dye and William Ste
vens. In two weeks Mrs. John Hos
letter entertafns.
The hours were spent at needlework
Tuesday when members Of the Won
ans Relief Corps were entertained by
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-08
Social News

made by Mrs. HAIsIsy. Miss. Hazel
Gregg had paper on "A Trip Up
tho st. LGwrence River. The paper
TO have been read by Miss Meta
Richards was deferred.
Tho second annual reunion Of the
Clark family was held ct the country
home Of Sophronia Morrow. north Of
the city. At noon = basket dinner
was served to the following guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames Dayton Clark.
Levi Thornburg. Lester Norman Of
Winchester, Whorton Meek Of Parker,
George Clark Of Lynn, Samuel Robin
son. Maberry Study. Peter Kimmer.
Roy Robinson. Albert Hood, Mesdames
Sophronia Morrow and Olive Garrett,
Misses Vera Thornburg, Bernice Clark.
Marjorie Robinson. Bernice Hood, and
Messrs. Lawrence Meeks. Warren
Th0rnburg, and Howard Meeks.
The Aid society Of the Second Pres
byterian church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Males at
her home, TIT North G street
Mrs Alfred Underhill entertained
informally Tuesday afternoon at her
home In honor Of several visiting
guests. Refreshments were served.
Messrs and Mesdames Frank Druitt
and son, Henry Gennett and children,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-08
Glimpses Of Eldorado Life

S. R. Beam and wife. Of Celina. Wis
tied Samuel UIlom and wife. Sun
day.
Samuel Ullom and wife attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Glenn Pence at
New Paris, Thursday.
A B. Heath and family, Of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, visited Henry NJ Petry and
other relatives Sunday and Mon
day.
Ceda Covert and Margaret Corn
ing spent Sunday with Charley Hen
derson and family.
Charles Hosies and wife returned to
their home In Fort Wayne. Saturday,
after spending several weeks with
friends.
o. II. Mastin and wife entertained
w. NJ. Guenther and family of West
Manchester. Jacob Kicker and family,
John Guenther and family, Abe Say.
Tor and family, H. c.. Mastin and wife
and Horace Disher, Of Dayton, Sun
day
Horace Disher. Of Dayton, spent
Sunday and Monday with O. H. Mas
tin and other relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-08


Richmond Her nephew, Philip On
thank. returned home with her Tor .
few days visit.
Miss Naomi Sherman has entered
the Greenville high school for the, win
ter term. She Is making her home
with E. H. Horn and wife.
Miss Helen Fraser, Of L0veland. o.,
visited R. s. Frazer and family. last
week.
AL. Heath spent Monday with Ed
ward Rantsar and family.
Charles Crebb, Of Richmond, visited
his parents, Charley Crebb and wife.
Monday.
Earl Mendenhall and family. OF
Richmond. spent Sunday and Monday
with Sam Kemp and family.
William Luminous and family, OF
Lewisburg, spent Sunday. with John
Schlotterbeck and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-08

H. c. Mastin and wife entertained
S. r. Beam and wife. of Celina. Sam
uei Ullom and wife and o. H. Mastin
and wife, Sunday evening.
Visit Miller Family.
E.. q. Hansaker and family and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Beckel. Of Waynes-
field. Ohio. spent Sunday and Monday
with Isaac Miller.
William Oswalt and family. John
Eddins and wife. of Lavona. and Sam
uel Rice and wife, of New Madison,
were Sunday guests OF Bert Eddins
and family.
Miss Mary Bunger spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-08
Social Calendar

woman's Relief Corps meets in
Post room.
card party :. Is O'Clock in
Luther League meets IN st.
pxuYI Lutheran church, chapel
and will spend thee time canning
fruit
Aid society Of the United Broth
rem church meets 1t z:3O o'clock.
Aid society OF Second Presby.
terian church meets with Mrs.
K Samuel Males.
Coterie club meets with Mrs
Edna Wilson at her, homo on the
National road, east
Dance at Vaughan hall. given
. BY members Of social commit
tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. william N. Johnson,
1874 South West Third street, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Aline, to Mr.. Edward Hol.
Iarn. son of Mr. and Mrs Onward Hol.
Arn. The wedding will be solemnized
Ia tho fall The young people are
popular here In social circles. Miss
johnson Is I graduate OF the high
school, and also attended Earlham
college, Mr.. Hollarn lisa member Of
- lAh oh ~
Delta Kappa fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar. Green will en-.
terrain the members OF the Wide
Aw8ke Bible class of'the Second En-.
gltsh Lutheran church, this evening.
1t their home on the. Arlington pike.
" Complimenting Mrs Ross Harris, OF
Columbus. Ohio, Miss Mable Ellis
gave q thimble party this afternoon
at her apartments In the Wayne
Aats. A luncheon was served. The
invited guests we're Mesdames Ross
Harris, OF Columbus. Ohio; Omaa
Chase. Harvey Wilson. G. Tebbetts.
William Freeman. OF Chicago; H
Baumgartner. OF Indianapolis; w. r.
Wilson, Arthur Commons. Of San.
ford. Florida; William Keller, VIII.
liam Morrison, Raymond Mather, Ed
gar Mote, j. E. Weller. Daisy Mote
1ic-C onologue. Isaac Smith, Misses
Anna Finfrock. Edith Moore, Har-
riet. and Elizabeth Foulke. Maria Bax.
ter, Martha and Mildred Dickinson,
Elizabeth Sands, Mary Mather. Cor.
dia and Grace Simpson, Ruby Clark
Mary Lemon, Laura Morrison, Edith
1rebbetts, Martha Boyd and Dorothy
Harris. Saturday afternoon Miss Ell
lis will give card party for her
tnest.
Mss Ruth Kinsey gave a matinee
dance today at her home on North
Eighth street, for members OF dane
ing class. The guests were Mes.
danes Fred Gennett, W. p. Robinson,
H. r. Robinson. Robert Study, Ben
Bartel, John NJ. Lontz, Frank Crichet,
Misses Halcey Harold. Martha and
Ruth Scott and Thelma Schillinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Fitzpatrick and
family have returned from a vacation
at Manitou Beach. Michigan.
MIS-. M. A. hOOeTLsOn ana MAbe I1es'
ter Hamilton. of Yellow Springs. O.,
are guests OF Mr.. z. B. Pyle, at her
home on South Thirteenth street.
Arrangements have been completed
FOR the dance to be given this evening
In the pavilion at Jackson park, by the
members OF the Psi 1ota XII sorority
for invited guests. -.
-
Miss Mable Ellis has returned from
q visit with friends at Columbus, o.
Miss Marcia Wynn has returned
from three weeks visit with rela.
hves at Anderson and Lewisville.
Misses Elizabeth Bates. Thelma
AchillinRer. Messrs Robert QuiRg,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22

Her husband accompanied her. She
was operated on Tuesday morning. 1t
was a serious operation, but she is
getting along alright the last reports.
Mrs. George Hausler and daughter,
Elsie returned from Dubuque Monday
Mrs. Hausler went from Dubuque to
Iowa City to see her brother, who has
been in hospital there for the last
nine weeks.
Will Dozier and another gentleman
of Prairie du Chen, came down on
the way freight and spent the day
hunting rabbits with good success.
They returned on the afternoon train,
Tuesday.
VIM Moore and wife of Blakes Prai-
RE brought their daughter, Bula, down
Wednesday to take the train for
PIatteville She was unable to go to
her school at the normal before on &C
count of being unwell since she re-
turned home last Thursday.
Everett Baker had ten Shetland pom
les. a jack and mare and mule colt
shipped here from Illinois, Sunday,
and took them out to his farm near
Patch Grove Monday. There was sew
eral sucking colts among the lot
There were some beauties among them
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22

Osborne, son of Judge and Mrs. G. F.
Osborne of Darlington. all cases on the
December calendar of the Lafayette
circuit court, were postponed to later
date when Judge Clementson will re
turn to Darlington for their trial.
Word has been received here of the
death of Matt Richards at Indepen-
dence, Oregon. He passed away at his
home there on December 8. Mr.. Rich
ards was a former resident of Platte
Vile, and has a wide circle of friends
who regret to hear of his death.
Mr.. John H. Schade and Miss Bertha
H. Niehaus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
August Niehaus, who live on their farm
four miles northeast of Livingston,
were married at the home of the
brides parents, last Thursday at high
noon by Rev. E. Lack. 1t was a pref
ty home wedding.
Joseph Conley, one of the early set
tiers of southwestern Wisconsin, died
Saturday morning, Dec. IL, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. e. G. Hartlip,
near Cuba City at the age of 81 years
and months. He immigrated to this
country from Ireland when boy and
by economy he acquired one of the
finest farms in Iowa county which he
operated successfully. His wife, Mar
garet, two sons, George NJ, editor of
the Labor Leader of Dubuque, Iowa,
and two daughters, Mrs. E. G. Hartlip
and Eta of Cuba City, survive him.
The funeral was held from the Hartlip
home near Cuba City to st. Mary's
church at Platteville Monday, Dec. 13.
Burial was made in the Platteville
Catholic cemetery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22
CASSVILLE.
The Index says:

The Index says:
Mrs. Everett Groom, who was ill
two weeks, is better and able to be
up.
Andrew Knoke died Wednesday
morning at his home on the farm east
of this village.
Little Lois Moon is recovering from
an opel alton for the removal of tom
sils and adenoids performed at DR..
Palmer's Office last Friday.
Miss Fannie Siegfried, who was
here week as the guest of Eugene
bany, Mimi, yesterday.
Mrs. Manning of La Crosse, and T.
J. Weiss of Madison, daughter and
nephew of Peter Voigt, came to attend
his funeral, Monday.
When Mrs. Harvey L. Groom re-
turned from Livingston last week she
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Weber, who is an invalid and who
will remain at the Groom farm home
for awhile.
Mrs. JOS. A. Bossert, who has been
i'll several weeks, was taken to Mad
ison Tuesday for hospital treatment.
Mr.. Bossert and his sister, Mildred,
nurse, accompanied her. Russell BOs-
sert is expected home from Bethel,
Wis, where he attends school.
Mrs. Chris. Glassmacher was here
from Potosi one day last week to visit
-
who is visiting relatives in town while
recovering from surgical operation.
While she is away from home her
nieces, Lizzie Glassmacher and Liz
zie Rupp are housekeeping.
Clarence Gassen has bought what
is known as the Herman Hartman Jr.
place, residence and two acres of land
in the southeast part of this village.
Mr.. Gassen, who is now on a farm near
Glen Haven, will move to Cassville
March L.
VIM. Beckmeier, Jr., came home last
Friday and will remain until his left
arm, broken below the elbow, heals so
he can resume work with a crew of
bridge carpenters. Accident happened
at Arnzville, ILL.,, about three weeks
ago.
The body of the young man found
dead on the railroad track north of
town last Thursday morning, was
buried Saturday without being iden-
titled. He was apparently twenty-five
years old, was comfortably dressed,
but had no money Both legs were
cut off by the train which struck him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22
LITTLE GRANT.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
William Pagenkopf was in Lancas-
ter last Thursday delivering hogs.
Nicholas Hendrick was butchering
beef cattle last week.
Monroe Hope went fox hunting last
week and succeeded in bagging mem
Der of the cunning tribe.
Mrs. Lewis Cooley, Mrs. Louis Nor
row and daughter Grace, were Bloom
ington callers last Wednesday.
Burnell Cooley was hauling oats
from Lancaster to his brother, Ort, in
Bloomington the forepart of last week.
William Garthwaite and wife were
among the Lancaster church visitors
Sunday and Monday night.
Tom Govier and son Clyde, were as
sisting Edward Govier in his beef
butchering last Friday.
Harry Kaap was quite badly injured
while working on his gasoline recent
ly. In some manner his foot became
caught in the f1y-wheel throwing him
forward on his face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrow enter
tanned a party of friends who assisted
them in picking poultry, to an oyster
supper last Wednesday evening. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Edward and Clyde Govier accompan-
led by Art Vesperman sailed forth on
a wolf hunt last Tuesday. One of the
members Of the family CAMS Occiden-
tails, appeared on the scene and Clyde
fired three times but failed to bring
down the trophy. Better success in
the future, Clyde.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22
PLATTEVILLE.

The Witness says:
Mrs. Charles Nye is recovering from
an attack of the grippe.
Mr.. Alphens Roberts has been off
duty at M. A. Bishops store the last
few days, due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eastman of Lam
caster were called here last week by
the serious illness of Mrs. Maggie
Grindell.
Miss Williams, teacher of music in
the public school was called to Mil
waukee Monday by the death of her
grandmother.
Henry Knox has purchased the Mrs.
Florence Gilmore property located on
the Lancaster road and will take pos
session about January 10th. Forehand
closed the deal.
Miss Estella Bishop of Chicago has
purchased the Cole Hat Shop and has
taken POSSESSION, audit will be known
as the Bishop Hat Shop. Miss Bishop
will conduct dressmaking parlor in
connection.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22
POEMS YOU MAY NOT KNOW.

Walter Newcomb, the bard of Boyd
town, again strikes his Tyre.
Lancaster, Wisconsin,,
Dec. 16, 1915.
To the editor of Grant County Her
old. Sir please find enclosed lit
tie poem entitled "After Storm" which
if found worthy Of it's publication you
may use it. The only price for same
is sample copy of the paper it ap-
pears.
Yours truly,
WALTER NEWCOMB,
Lancaster Jail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-22
AFTER STORM.

It's little do we know
But yet we find it so
Where ever we may go
There's rain and sleet and snow
With just a little sun
Then let the tempest blow
Let every friend and foe
Just handle his own hoe
And clean his tangled rowe
Till life's intirely run.
Then let his Body rest
And let no one modest
His pieceful silent nest
Above his Wondering Brest
Let none disturbe the sod
He's stood this worldly test
Now let his soul be blessed
His head laid to the west
His eyes on heaven pressed
AS looking up to God.
He's free from earthly sin
From rain sleet snow and wind
Hell not return again
To life we'r living in
His triles of life are Ger
Beyond this world din
Where none of us have been
Where floating clouds are thin
He calls his earthly ken
To that eternal shore.
WALTER H. NEWCOMB.