Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31

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and wife, ID. Shaw and wife, Griffin
Hickok, Lewis BETTER, James
Sprague, Alloway OFT, j. M. Aud,
VIM. Thornton, ST., Philip Brother,
Mrs. w. j Ketner.
GOING WITH A CARNIVAL CO.
Joe Greer's circus will go to st.
Paul May 18th to join the Capital
City Carnival Co., and go from there
on the road. Joe will give several
performances in this vicinity before
he leaves for the north. He expects
to have a good show this year, better
even than last.
LOCALS
Walter Morrissey, student at Be-
lott, ishome tor spring vacation.
Harry Orr was in from the prairie
Saturday. Harry recently lost two
horses, which is quite a loss at this
time Of year.
Theo. Grimesey went to Marsh
field last week with Matt Bornback,
who shipped his goods up there to
occupy a farm which he bought last
fall of the H. b. Parker Land Co.
Earl Cooper and Misses Norma
Pearson and Viola Pohle are home
from Madison for few days vaca-
ton.
E. L. wager will announce that he
will receive cream every day after
April 1st, at the Cement Block
Creamery.
Ort Cooley went to Dubuque Sun
day, expecting to have an operation
for appendicitis.
Palm Sunday was observed at the
Catholic church Sunday morning.
Our schools will close Friday for
the Easter vacation, and the teachers
living in other towns will go home
for we'll earned rest.
George V. Hickok and son Lawrence
have a new Ford car for the livery.
This is a good addition to the livery,
and no doubt the Hickoks will have
plenty for the car to do during the
coming summer months.
Ora Hatch's drugstore and Frank
Riese's jewelry store have newly
painted fronts.
9. A. Guernsey and son Horatio
visited Milwaukee last week.
Miss Matte Yakley, who has been
quite i'll at the Hickok hotel, is i'm
proving, and expects to return to her
home at Viola soon.
ALT. Prideaux of Lancaster visited
relatives here lastweek.
A number of friends went from
town to the Martin Chapman home
Thursday evening, to help Mrs. Chap
man celebrate her birthday. They
had pleasant evening.
Chas. Irish and Miss Madge Ryan,
students at Appleton, are home for
spring vacation.
c. c. Yiles, the picture man, re-
newed old acquaintance here last
week, and on Monday evening, in
company with another picture man,
gave moving picture show Monday
evening The pictures were fine and
greatly enjoyed by all who saw them.
The Bloomington Band will give
another concert April 18th. The
last one was so popular that the boys
concluded to get up another.
Election next Tuesday, April 9th
Glen Haven, Cassville and Beetown
will vote on the saloon question.
Mrs Harry Voss has nearly re-
covered from her indisposition, and
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Heiner, has
returned to LAGRANGE, Indiana.
The J. B. Ludden store will hold
an egg contest in April and May.
Miss Jean Roberts is home from
school duties at Platteville for a few
days.
Miss Alice Patterson is home from
Milwaukee for a short vacation.
Mrs. August Brobtkorb of Edgeley,
N. D., attended the funeral of her
niece. Mrs. Mile (Schreiner) Green
ing, here Sunday.
VIM. Ault, an old resident of
WyaIusing, died Thursday.
Joe Greer sold ten horses to a Min
neapoIis buyer Thursday.
Dan Oaklief has been out in Hur-
ricane country making some maple
syrup. He made a hundred gallons
and brought thirty-fve to town to
sell. 1t didn't last long.
Nellie Morrissey, Norma Wood
house, Clara Edwards and Letha