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The Washington herald., 1916-12-15

Pigman Va washington Mechanics
Savings Bank: order for security for
costs; plaintiffs attorneys. d. w. Baker
and w. L. symons; Defendants attor-
neys. NJ J. Colbert and J. d. Sullivan.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
l-Harvey Va. Harvey; attorneys, oies-
Suelzer.
2-Bowie va. Bowie; attorneys. Phslps-
Fowler.
s-Fitzhugh vs.. Fitzhugh; attorneys, Dc
Lacy-cromelin.
ooSTIsuED ON PAGE THIRTzEx.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Dec. 1L-EGGs-Market quiet Mary.
land, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts 70; Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia, 6rsts, 70; Western
tohio) hnts 70: West Virginia frsts sasas; South
ern North Cardinal rsts aaSs; strictly fresh
Try gathered. 3saIo. The market for Western eggs is
hrmer. Western, fresh. case count 70; Western stor-
age. case count. g; selected candled stock in car
ton, 4a&.
3sa4o; prints, HIb., CAS- hrsts ssa4O; do, Lib
extra, 42a43; hrsts aa3o; blocks 2-lbs., extras Ola
q; frsts sa4o; dairy prints. Maryland, Pennsyl-
vsnia, Virginia s &c sEtf1s ; SaI frsts 9ssS store
vania 2saSo; do, West Virginia, 1aa.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Prices per pound unless other
wise stated: Chickens. choice young by boat,
II; do. by express. II; do, old hens lbs and
and stagz. loal1; ducks. young, Muscovy and mon
grel, Is; do, young. White Pekings. leaT; do.
puddle over ~ pounds. l5al6; do, smaller, Ial5;
geese. MARYLAND and Virginia. fat l6a6; do, South
ern and Western, l4al5; do. Kent Island fat, la
Is; TURKEYS. young, pounds and over, a: do. old
toms, Ia22; TO-, small poor lsal9; pigeons old
pair, 70; do. young. 20; guinea fowl, young, ~
pounds and up each. 90; do. smaller. saAo; do,
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRU1Ts-Potatoes,
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania bushel,
1ioal 30; do, New York and Jersey bushel L4Oal So
Eastern Shore. Maryland and virginia, No. l.
%; do, nearby, bushel box, l25als5; sweets East
ern Shore, Virginia, yellows barrel Sooa3a; do
Eastern Shore. Maryland and Delaware, barrel $50
a40; York Riye. barrel. 3oas.25; do, North Caro-
lima, barrel. 3.soaAW; do, ampers basket 125al35
yams. large. bright barrel, L7sa2oo; apples, West
EN- Maryland and Pennsylvania, packed, barrel
2J1as.o; DO, New Yok State. No l. barrel. 2sba
Florida. green basket. 2ooa25o; do, do, wax, bas
ket. 2ooa225; abban. New York State, Danish
ton, 6oooas5oo; do. do, domestic, ton, 45ooa5o0O
caullhower Long Island crate. l5oal15; do. Mary.
land. barrel, 2ooa23; celery, New York. bunch
zsaJo; cranberrts. as 70 quality, barrel 6ooa7 50
cucumbers Flori1a basket Z5os3 Is; eggplants Flor
ida. crate, 175a225; grapefruit, Florida, box as "a
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size. 25a3o; horsersdsh, nearby, box. 225a2D
kale Norfolk, barrel. 75aso: do. native bushel box
Sais lettuce, Norfolk. basket 5aloo onions Many
land and Pennsylvania, yellow. dry. bVshel L5a
LIS; do, New York and Western yellow 100 opoalud
Nck. 375a4O; oranges florida. h1x. to size
2.Eoa275; pears. Eastern Shore Kieffer IS basket
os3; do, do DO. barrel l.5al.75; peppers. Flor
ida, crate 25Oa3OO spinach Norfolk. harrrl. l.25a
Lh; do. native. bushel box eoaa5 squash. Florida
crate. 2oOa2c5: turnips native. medium size, barrel
LVal So do. do, basket. 35a46.
GAME-Prices per dozen unless otherwise stated
Rabbits. choice nearby. 275a3OO: fair to good l.st
a2R; small por, 12Oal.50; Western and West Viz
Plnia, 2O0a2.40; Southern, lsOa2Oo: partridges
choice full grown. 400; off birds l75a2p0: pheasants
selected. each. IGa1.50: cr birds each. 75al %
ducks. blackheads pair 5oa6O; mallards. pair sOa9o
redheads, pair. lOOal25; canvashacks pair 2ooa2 80
common, all kinds pair 3a3o.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. H-MOney on call opened at
FT cent: high per cent: lnw 3a per cent: closed,
per cent. Most Of the days loans were made at 4
psr cent industrial.
Time money was quiet and unchanged. the attitude
Of lenders continuing firm. Only a moderate sized
business done. Rates on mixed collateral
were "a per cent for sixty and ninety days, 81
per cent for four. I've and SIX months. and On
industrial collateral TO per cent for sixty days
8 Per cent for four. five and six months
Mercantile paper still very dull. Some at
tractire names To be had. but buyers were
inclined TO refrain from purchases at the moment
Rates uOminally to ~ per cent for the best
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chago. Dec. A-Fureizpes were buye1 d
Wheat oats and lard In goodly quantities and theJ
vre IN the market and bidding for meats today.
II may Be said that these orders eadied the entire
speculative structure the Chicago Board Of Trade
today, and while wheat suffered losses Of halH
cents. and the deferred futures Of corn Nan
cEnts lower thess loses would have been greater had
not the buying referred to developed.
There was little change In the market for corn.
the nearby future being y csnt higher while ths
mere deferred were unchanged 70 Nan cents lower.
Local professionals On the selling side mos
Of the day
Oats were to cents higher. to unchanged.
The December future was in best demand and
stronger. There was a firm feeling in the cash
article the reduced Urinary movement, with q
Food demand from the soCth
Cash hog products were IN better demand, largely
On expert account The market was higher most Of
the day.
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NAMES MISS N. LoUvIsA WHITE

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president OF
the National American Woman Suffrage
Association, has appointed Miss N,
Louvisa White "a member Of the gen.
eral finance committee of that associa-
tion for the District of Columbia.
The finance committee consists Of State
members and members-at-large, repre-
senting the different States. Mrs. Henry
Wade Rogers IL the general COMMITTEES
chairman.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Chester NJ and Grace F. Atwood. boy
Alyoaius J. and Margaret NJ. o'Brien. bog.
Charles A. and Leila Pepper, boy.
DINNER r. and Rose E. Reese boy
William ]. and Alma l.. Clifton, boy.
COLORED.
Roland and Minerva b. Dale, girl
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PEACE PROPOSALS HIT
washington EXCHANGE
Weakness Develops in Sympathy with
New York Slump.

Tne weakness on the New York stock
market, which developed when Germa n
peace proposals were announced wa,
renected on the Washington exchange 10,
the nrst time yesterday. There wa. a
slight falling on in both stocks and
bonds. eHo
Conspicuous were capital Tract,or
shares, which made a new 1or ~, ~,
present movement, opening at a14 and
seuing ut 81 ex-dividend. A total m
rory shares changed hands at this figure
Inc bid price for Railway common
was lowered to 7s. with 50 asked. The
pfe.eIreo snares were steady at II l.:
a nttie Washington Gas sold at II.
Tnere was a moderate demand for
ponds. with Railway Is leading, sales
OF |cWo race value at 81 1-2 to 81 3-4
sn1 tne iast sale at 81 b-S Five hundred
oonars Capital TractioP s per cent sold
at 1os 7-a sO'D
dividend Declarations Made.
Directors Of the Continental 1,rnst cor,-
pany yesterday afternoon. declared ths
regular quarterly dividend of 11-2 ne,
cent. payable January to shareholders n,
record December 20 VI
Inc capital Traction dividend of IL
per cent Is payable January 2 to share.
FOLDERS Of record December 10
Eastern Light and Fuel shareholders
VIII receive checks for the regular onsr-
olVloend OF per cent on January
= BOOKS closing December IL
The Union Trust Company has dsc,.,a
tne regular quarterly dividend OF II-9
per cent on the capital stock NJ the cor
poTauon' payable January Is to share
noloers OF record January /, books closing
January to II. inclusive
Production Held Back.
Production Of all leading steel nanufac-
turing companies has been hard hit dur-
ing the past six weeks by shortage of rail
road cars and by the coal and coke sit
uation. No oi'-
Gets s1O,OoO,oOO Gold.
Gold to the amount of $4,000 900. i'm
ported from Canada by J. p Morgan &
~ ~, was received at the assay Office in
New York yesterday.
Cashier Riordan Returns.
]. NJ Riordan, cashier of the Rank of
commerce and Savings, has returned
from Richmond, where he observed cleri-
cal methods and practices of the Rich
n'ond regional bank OF the Federal re-
serve system.
q. 8. Rubber Issue,
Plans have been practically completed
for issue Of ;6oOOO.O00 worth of bonds by
the United States Rubber Company.
Erie to Raise Pay
The Erie Railway Company. at its next
monthly meeting, will vote upon an ex-
ira compensation for non-union employees
now receiving less than 500 per month.
The board Of directors of the Union
Trust Company met Tuesday and de-
clared dividend of one and one-half
per cent on the capital stock of the
company, payable January Is, next to
stockholders Of record January /, the
books for the transfer Of stock to be
closed between January 1 and Il both
days inclusive
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Erie to Raise Pay
NEW YORK. CURB MARKET,

New York. Dec. l4-After the nrst briex fash OF
strength at the opening stocks on the curb azain
fell on. The stsels oils and general industrials
all weakened indiscriminately, and 1t cannot b.
said that the munitions were the leaders on the
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BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore, Nd. Dec. h-wHEAT-Closed duii.
No. red spot and December, i61S; January
l6A: No. red Western spot l.T21k
CoRN~Closed drli. Spot and December, @x
0A1s-Closed easy. No. . white,- 81 asked; stand
ard white, % asked; No white, 50 asked.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished By W. 3. HIb.. q c..

SALES
Capital Traction So 500 at losk
Washington Railway a, 1900 at uM
Riggs Realty 8 (ong1. $500 at loa.
Capital Traction, at syz, at s5k, % 1t O.
washington Railway ptd.. 10 at ah. . ct ah.
10 at sh. at ah
Mergenthaler, 10 at ls7H
After call:
Washington Cas- at H.
Mergenthaler. 5 at l0.
Washington Railway a N.odo at ah.
Washington Railway H. s.oo at ak. a.cm st
sl&. 5000 at slE. 1900 At nk
Washington Railway d. 400 at aK.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Equity Divisisn No. 4.
Justice Hitx.
Tribby VS.. Harrison: order Of publica-
uon; plaintins attorneys, George w.
onutt, tr.. and c. ". Inlay.
In re Woman's Clinic Auxiliary; order
changing name; attorney. Leonard A.
Block.
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OFFICERS:
DIRECTORS:

George Howard
william n. Hoover
Reginald s. HuidekopeF
Thomas r. Jones
Victor Kaufman
Edwa rd Mclean
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Cashier Riordan Return.

]. NJ. Riordan, cashier of the Rank nj,
commerce and Savings, has returned
from Richmond, where he observed cleri-
cal methods and practices of the Rich
n'ond regional bank of the Federal re-
serve system.
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Dividend Declaration. Made.
Production Held Back.

PRODUCTION Of all leading steel manufac-
turing companies has been hard hit dur
ing tne past six weeks by shortage of rail-
roaa cars and by the coal and coke sit
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U. 8. Rubber Issue,

fIans have been practically completed
for issue Of $4,000, 900 worth Of bonds bv
the United States Rubber COMPANY.
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DEATHS REPORTED.

Roland and Minerva q. Dale,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
 Local Union 17S9. Carpenters ana soaners of America. meets every Eri- sSay at Al Orland's shop Front St.
 Carpenters Headquarters, Feder- al Labor Hall. ct 8 p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

A good many Dexter miners arrivel yesterday to celebrate the Seven teenth.
 Joe Fournier is again in Nome after a short stay on Dexter hill. Tom Connolly the Dexter mining man is visiting Nome. | Heavy storms were reported vest erday at Solomon.
 Wm Neilsen the well known Solomon mining man is visitor in Nome.
 Isador Fix of Shelton is visiting in Nome.
 Black spots are now beginning to loom up on the hills showing that the March sun is getting in it's
 
 Quie number of ship owners are giving their craft the once over preparatory to engaging in over hauling .. work for the summer traffic.
 ..a,o a..h ra,a;vad voatorda av afternoon announced that L. Seppela of Nome won the St. Pa tricks day race at Ruby in good time.
 l Duffy O'Connor who returned on Wednesday from Council says that every thing is dead over there. The residel ts were however looking around for dogs as tho Camoogan club had a race scheduled for she near future.
 St. Petrick's day was duly cele- brated in old style yesterday in Nome. The wearin of the green was much in evidence and the ball in the Eagle Hall was big event. Elegant ladies and fine looking men dared the light fantastic to splendid music, and a most enjoyable time was had in honor of the day. l | A fire broke out in movie city where Jack Johnson with his fam ous Siberians was rehearsing in a motion picture play founded upon the life in Alaska. In the fire he lost his famous cup which he re- ceived for establishing record over the line and winning the All Alaska Sweepstakes. The fire occurred in southern California. | Louis Thrusthrup, the Dime creek mining magnate is a visitor from tho Koyuk. Louis says that the camps future is assured. Four self Jumpers are hoisting the mazuma daily making the creek look like q section of the famous third. beach line. The fact that no recorder has been appointed is certainly causing miners lots of trouble, and the min CTS frankly art at . loss to know who this simple request is turned down.
 The Industrial Worker is in re- ceipt of the report of the Chioi Counsel of the Territory on the coi- lection of revenue.
 nue.
 It shows a large amount of back taxes cleared up. It states that the Second and Fourth division returns and payments have been fairly well made from laundries, telephones, attorneys, doctors, dentists and automobiles, but very few payments or even returns have been made by the mining industry. Many opera tors who ere known to have made large profits have so far not only failed to pay their taxes. but have ignored all letters sent from this of flee demanding compliance with the law. The reports significantly adds 'In some sections there ap- pears to be an impression that the laws passed by the people of Alaska through their legislature are mere jokes, and that they can be safely ignored. Steps will be taken shortly to correct this view.
 
 II Sunday night the Eagle shows screen Bulwer Lytton's masterpiece Richelieu. When Lord Lytton wrote Richelieu, the English people thought that another Shakespeare had bean born to the nation, an1
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18
LOCAL 24O. W. F. M.

LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.
 The regular meeting of the Nome gafne Workers Union, Local No. 140. of the W. F. of M., IS heio every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours p. m. rso 6 D. m., z p. m. to 8 p. m.
 HAROLD JENSEN, President
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. 1.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

FEDERAL LABOR UNION. No. l2s31, American Federation of Labor, meets every Monday at YzsO D. m. in the F. L. U. Hall.
 A. DOOSE, Pres.
 HENS OLSEN, ec'y.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18

Fresh home made Chocolates, Peanuts, Candies and Ice Cream at the Rose Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-18
ORGANIZED LABOR.
WESTERN FEDERATION OF
 MINERS.

Headquarters 606 Railroad Build tng. Denver, Colorado. CHAS. MOVER. ERNEST MILLS,
 President. Sec.-Treas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08

Relatives here of Mrs. John Craig,
Of Craig, Montana, received word last
week that her pOstOffice with all its
contents, the store, saloon, depot and
other buildings, were all destroyed by
fire, which started during the night
and was so far gone when discovered
that there was no chance of saving
anything.
Harry Peak and wife were Bloom
ington shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. l.. A. Spencer of Lancaster
was a Sunday caller She came to
visit the cemetery here and left mon
ey to pay six assessments, as she ex-
poets to leave for the south in a short
time.
l. R. Mcconnell and wife of Greedy
Iowa, came Sunday for a short visit
with relatives.
On Wednesday, Nov. Is a wood bee
will be held to get wood for the Bee
town church. All cordially invited
Dinner served by ladies at town hall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
RAMSEY.

Especial Correspondence to Herald)
John Ziegler and wife motored to
Lancaster Saturday.
Thos. Longmire and wife were Wis
itors at Fred Martins, Sunday.
The company machine threshed for
Lester Blackburn, Monday.
Sam Dixon ard wife visited at Ed
PERKINS, Saturday and Sunday.
Dick Burns is employed at Sam Dix
on's.
Archie Biggin and wife were visitors
at Fred Martins in Grant river, Sun
day.
Mrs. John Longmire and daughters,
Lenice and Inez were Bloomington
callers Saturday.
The pin cushion social at North
Andover last Friday night was we'll
attended. About $50 was taken in
which will be used to buy new seats
for the school.
Robert Kelley died very suddenly
last Thursday while helping to shred
corn on the Charles Buschnell farm.
DR.. Blackburn was called and said
heart failure was the cause of his
death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
BLOOMINGTON.

Especial Correspondence to Herald
Messrs. Charles Stone, M. Casey, 7.
Emery Bray, L. E. Pearson and M. F.
WOOdhOuse attended the railroad
meeting at Lancaster last Wednesday.
G. A. McGonigal of EauClaire visit
ed relatives here last week
Rev. Studebaker of Lancaster
preached at the Congregational church
Thursday evening.
Rev. Dougherty spoke in Lancaster
Sunday. Rev. Weyhrauch of Lancas-
ter conducted special meeting here
last week. Rev. Naughty of Minnea-
polls, will speak here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin and Betty re-
turned home last week after an abb
sence of several weeks. DR.. Baldwin
was at the Doolittle l. spita1 for a
time, and Mrs Baldwin visited rela-
tives at Livingston. Week before last
they. spent at. Kankakee, Illinois. IL.
Miss Isabelle Leamy returned Sun
day in her car from Shullsburg. Wis,
where she was called on account of
the illness of .. her brother, Frank
Leamy ~.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ford Brittingham and
Mrs Geiger Of Ishmay, Montana, are
visiting relatives and friends here. !.
DR.. Hancock S" have moved into the
MOrrissey house. ST
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rath of Du-
buQue, and Mr.. and Mrs. David Bal
lantine and little daughter of Prairie
du Chen, spent Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Abbie Ballantine.
Fuller Porter, student of Platteville,
was home for the weekend.
Leslie Clark came over in his car
Saturday, taking his wife and baby,
who have been visiting at Mrs. L. G..
Bartley's home with him on Sunday.
Miss Mary McIver has rented her
home to DR.. Heraty. Miss McIver is
going to have an auction sale of her
household goods, and expects to spend
the winter in Florida.
Mrs. A. c. Bishop and Mrs. Lee Greer
go to Milwaukee this week as dele
gates from the Salmagurdi club to at
tend the Wisconsin Federation of
Womens clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Moore and son Of
Dubuque, spent Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Bishop.
Mrs. Leo BARLEY entertained Sat
urday afternoon in honor of Mrs. L.
Clark.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
BURTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
The church has been remodeled,
shingled and papered, and a new stove
put in. .s
Mrs. Loran Bright and two children
Of Lacrosse visited few days with
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Parks.
Drs. Blackburn and Kraut operated
on little Irma Mink Sunday morning
for a mastoid abscess. She is getting
along as we'll as can be expected.
A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid society Thursday at Mrs. John
Nickles. Two new members were add
ed, Mesdames George Schneider and
Arthur Fitch.
j. H. Mink and family of Lancaster;
visited Sunday at the home of James
Johnson.
George Schiffman and John Skate
are up north on business trip.
There will be services at the NJ. E..
church next Sunday, Nov. IL. B. Falk.
pastor.
AAO 1AOy6A KN0l6uOOIS Will give a
dance Friday, Nov. a.
Mrs. Henry Schaal came home Sun
day from two weeks visit at St.
Paul.
John Nickles made business trip
to Dubuque, Saturday.
Bonnie Reed came home Friday
from Boscobel where he has been for
the past three weeks.
Miss Beth Okey's basket social We'd
nesday night was success in every
way. $34 was made from the sale of
the baskets and fish pond.
VIM. Bracken left Friday for his
home in California after two weeks
visit at the Charles Wamsley home.
He presented his niece, Miss Elva
Wamsley, with beautiful piano.
Mrs. Leora Oglesby of Dubuque, is
visiting relatives, and erected a monu-
ment to her husbands grave in the
Burton cemetery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
GLEN HAVEN.

The Royal Neighbors and the Beay-
ers of North Andover both held lodge
at that place Saturday, Nov. 4.
Clara Gardner was out from Cass-
vile to her mothers, Jane Wildman,
Saturday.
Aggie Hillary's basket social and en-
tertainment was quite a success. The
pin cushions all sold fairly well.
The Royal Neighbors will give big
dance Nov. 20 in the hall at North
Andover.
John Mason and James Hampton of
the Kilbourn school go to Glen Haven
Saturday to practice their program for
the school fair to be held at that place
on Nov. IL.
We are glad to report that Matt Met
calf is better again and able to be out
He drove to Lancaster on Friday in
his car.
Bert Chandler and mother and sew
eral friends were out early Monday
for a car ride. Expect they were 60
ing to Lancaster.
Joe Noises expects to shred Monday
afternoon.
Joe Biggin and family moved to
their home in Cassville this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly moving into the
higgins house on the farm to attend
the work there.
Hogs are being shipped pretty rap
idly now.
Shredding corn is all the go now.
The Woods Bros. moved from Frank
Edwards to Valentine Ertel's Thurs
day Louie and Joe Noises expect to
shred next.
Hannah Welsh and Mrs. Jas Hamp-
ton called on Mrs. Frank Hess Tues
day afternoon.
James Hampton shipped hogs with
Arthur Caughman, Tuesday.
:. John Mason, James Gates and Har-
ry Parkins shipped a car of hogs We'd
nesday. r. ..q
Church at Glen Haven was we'll at
tended "wednesday as. there was a big
crowd in town. -.rfz
The telepF one line was. in bad shape
Wednesday, but it seems to be all O.
X now, x .Ax
Thursday, while shredding at Chas.
Bushnell's sad and sudden death oc-
Cured. Mr.. Kelly was going to the
field for his load of bundles and died
on his way there. His team went on
and when they arrived there life was
extinct. 1t is surely a shock to his
wife and family as well as to those
who. were helping shred
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08

BEETOWN.

Especial Correspondence to Herald)
Last Thursday while Archie Chap
mans were on their way to- Cassville,
Mrs. Chapman lost her handbag with
some money, handkerchief and door
key in, and would be glad to hear from
the finder.
VIM. Kroening and wife spent Sun
day at the John Taylor, Sr. home.
Mrs. Chris Garner spent a few days
of last week in Dubuque.
Toay Garner and wife and S. Birch
spent Sunday at G. Raisbeck's.
We are sorry to report that Lyman
Mcconnell is no better at this writing
George Marks, Jr., of Lancaster, was
a caller Friday.
All members, especially officers of
Evalyn camp No. 1856, are requested
to be present at the next meeting as
there is work to do.
Allen Myers and wife were at Cass-
vile, Thursday
George HutchcrOft, after a long ill
ness, passed away at his home last
Thursday. The funeral was held Sat-
urday, and interment was made in
Beetown cemetery. The whole COM
munity sympathize with the bereaved
ones.
Allie Ellwell and wife were Friday
callers.
A large crowd attended the Holl
Stevens sale Friday. Quite a number
from Lancaster and Cassville attend
ed.
The boys gave Otto Winner and bride
a charivari, Monday night.
Miss Gertrude Ball of Austin, MINI.
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Pascoe.