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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
GLEN HAVEN.

Herman Hochhausen and Carl Esser
were Dubuque visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Lehner of Dubuque transacted
business with M. w. Metcalf last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenholdt of Dubuque
spent few days at the home Of their
son Ted.
Miss Marie Kerksieck is home from
estby, Wis, where she has been teach
ing the past school year.
The dates of the Glen Haven Chau-
tauqua are July 26-27-2S-29. More
information later.
Harry Grimmesy is home from Ne
braska.
Frank Register of Marinnette is
visiting at the Link Barr home.
Mart Metcalf and May Bros. are
owners of new Ford cars.
A good sized crowd attended the
dance Thursday night.
The Sunbonnet club met with Mrs.
Albert Behmer Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of Manchester,
Iowa, spent few days. at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Link Barr.
Chas. and Russell Tate are building
a barn for Marian Knapp.
Eldridge Noble spent a few days at
Iowa City, Ia.
Ben Schneider of Ipswich, s. OAK,
visited the past week with relatives
and friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
Wis.
BASKET PICNIC
SATURDAY PROMISES TO BE
BIG DAY IN LANCASTER.

A big basket picnic to which every
body is urged to come will take place
all day Saturday, June II, beginning
at 10000 a. m. 1t is given by the
State Poland China Association, The
Grant County Poland China Associa-
ton, County Agents Of Southwest
Wisconsin and the Bankers of Lam
caster cooperating.
Six pure bred Poland China gifts
are going to be given absolutely free
to boys and girls between the ages
of nine and nineteen years in guess
ing contest. Every boy and girl
should make it point to be present
that day at 10 a. m. as the contest
will take place the first thing in the
morning.
Miss Nellie Kedzie Jones, State
Leader of Home Economics Exten
sion, who is we'll known throughout
the state and very much interested in
the farm home, will talk in behalf
OF the women. We were very for
tunate to be able to have her come
into the county and the men can pro-
fit by hearing her just as much as the
women.
Some excellent speakers have been
obtained for this day and such men
as VIM McFadden, Prof. M. H. Scott
and Dr.. j. T. Purcell, will be of
great value to the swine growers of
Southwest Wisconsin. Geo. w. Davies
will be glad to meet his many Grant
county friends on that day. Burlie
Dobson who is continually boosting
better live stock is also giving much
time to make this picnic a big sue
cess.
The program is big one and there
fore, everybody must come early so
that all can be finished up in due
time to get back for chores.
y Remember that the band is going
to play and to bring your basket for
a picnic dinner
The following is the program for
the day:
Opening of Program 1000 a. NJ
d. F. Graf, County Agent.
Music by Lancaster High School
Band-E. A. Nealy, Band Master.
Address of Welcome-E. L. Mccoy,
Mayor of Lancaster.
Geo. w Davies will preside for the
rest of the day. =
The Purpose AID Aim of Wisconsin
Polant China Breeders Association If
Burlie Dobson, Secretary We.
Boys and Girls Guessing Contest
P. F. Graf in Charge. :" ~
The Farm Home - Nellie Kedzie
Jones, State Leader of Home. Econo-
mics Extension.
Poland Chinas in Wisconsin and
Elsewhere-Wm. McFadden, Secre-
tary American .Polant China Breeders
Association.
Picnic Dinner, Sports and Meetings.
Moon Hour.)
Awarding Of Pig Winners-E. ].
Young, County Supt. of Schools, S. S.
McNelly, Prin. of High School
Breed Types-M. H. Scott, Asst
Prof. of Animal Husbandry, Universe
ty Of Wisconsin.
Hog Diseases and Their Control
DR.. J. T. Purcell, with State and Fed
eral Vet. Department..
Pig Clubs and Live Stock Breeders
Associations-Geo w. Davies, Secre-
tary Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders
Association.
Local Committee. F. Graf, r. l..
Rich, l.. D. Eastman, F. A. Morehouse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
NEW HERALD SUBSCRIBERS

The following named subscribers
have been placed on the Herald list
the past few weeks:
Lancaster-Joe Addison, Will Brint-
nall, Purl Breithaupt, E. E. Graham
Mrs Helen Judd, Mrs. Henry Hoff-
man, Alberta Hudson, Len Holzinger
John Kilburg, CLYDE Oates, Gus Posey
Emma Schreiner, S. H. Taylor, r. c.
Letter, John H. Wenzel, H. M. Bells
camper, John Armstrong.
+ Boscobel-Evans Barnett.
neutrality-suspicious. Tubbs.
Cassville-Casper Adrian.
Mt. Hope-F. c. Culver.
Glen Haven-Wm. Forck.
Platteville-D. F. McNett, Bernard
Siepker, Harry Udelhofen.
Potosi-Tony Hurst, Ed. Blum, j
thinner.
Minneapolis-Ro Bracket.
Jacksonville, Florida-Mrs. F. c.
Langridge.
Aurora, Illinois-Lawrence Mink.
Sheldon, Iowa-Geo. Aupperle.
Saltwater, Minn.-Harry Edwards.
Mansfield, Wash.-Mrs. Carrie UT.
Washington, d. CIV. H. Pearson.
Lynxville, Wis.-Ed. Vondra.
A check Saturday showed $50 sub
scribers in Lancaster city and 400 on
the routes out of Lancaster This
evidences that the Herald is reaching
about 80 per cent of the Lancaster
homes and about 80 per cent of the
people living on the rural routes out
Of Lancaster.
The Herald circulation is largely
confined to Grant county and south
ern Grant county at that. Around
1000 papers every week are sent out
to Grant county readers Potosi alone
taking $50 copies. The other cities
and villages are we'll represented and
we can truthfully say that in our field
we reach nearly every home.
The percentage. of readers to the
numbers of homes in the Lancaster
trading area is considerably higher
with the Herald than with any week
ly. we know of.
Careful attention and effort to
printing a full budget of live news
means many readers and creates an
advertising medium not to be sur
passed. The Herald advertising rate
per- subscriber in the home territory
is much lower than the average. Our
lists are open to inspection at any
time to any bona@fide advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
GRANT RIVER

Chas. Plautz and family sSundayed
at VIM. Pagels.
Albert Blum and family visited Mrs.
Blum's aunt near Mt. Hope Sunday.
Frank Mclean and wife spent Sum
day at the Claude Clifton home where
they have a fine new boy. =
John Joyce and family attended the
school exercises at Bloomington Sun
day evening.
Will Pagel delivered hogs in Lam
caster Monday.
Albert Blum had to call the veter-
mary Monday when one of his year
ling calves got cut in wire or some
thing.
Miss Elizabeth Joyce will be home
from Madison Wednesday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

Mrs. Fred oliver and daughter Of
st. Paul are visiting at the Reuben
French home here.
Will Miller of Colome, S. D., was in
town Saturday.
Raymond Ludden was home from
Madison to attend the commencement.
Mrs. Samuel Kitto returned home
Sunday from Minneapolis where she
spent the winter She was accompan-
led by. her sister, Mrs. Julius Schutts.
Luke Webb and Linn Woodhouse
made trip to Madison Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
FIND DROWNED STUDENTS BODY.

The body of Melvin B. Engler, uni
versity student who drowned in Lake
Mendoza week ago Saturday, was
recovered from the lake at $3.50 Sun
day afternoon from depth of so feet
and shipped to New Glarus for burial.
Engler's body was found 100 feet from
the marker placed to mark the prob
able spot where the drowning took
place. 1t was embedded in the mud
and the spot had been dragged re-
peatedly since the drowning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
FLORA

Ernest Schildgen is quite i'll. DR..
Fowler is attending him.
There was slight frost in this
vicinity last Saturday night.
Mrs. Della Hartman and little son
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, helping to care for her
mother who has broken ankle. :
Clyde Beetham spent Sunday. with
Will Garthwaite's, Ervie Edwards and
family at Lester Snyder's, J. c. Edg-
ington and wife and Carol, Clyde
Cooley and family, Joe Duncanse and
family, and Mrs Lester Clifton were
Sunday callers at. Geo. .Atkinson's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

Mrs. Anna Henkel went to Chicago
Wednesday to attend the graduation
of her daughter, Miss Anna Henkel,
from the Chicago Physical Education
University. Mrs. Henkel was accom-
panied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Fred Henkel of Riehland Center.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

Mrs. Helen Budd Taylor went to
Racine Thursday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Ella Simmons Washburn, Past
Most Worthy Grand Matron OF the
General Grand Chapter 0. E. S. Mrs.
Taylor went upon request of Mrs. Ell
la Lines Chaplin Of Connecticut, Most
Worthy Grand Matron, who wired
Mrs. Taylor Thursday morning ask
ing the latter to act as her represent
alive.
DR.. Paul Howell of Beloit visited
his sisters here last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
DICKEYVILLE

Henry Schroeder is quite sick at the
present writing.
Mrs. Will Ginter is visiting at her
sisters in Dubuque.
Little Harold Lebben, son of Henry
Lebben, had the misfortune to fall
from horse but was not seriously
hurt.
The carpenters are busy laying on
the shingles on F. Wollenhorst's new
barn.
John Schroeder and family of Mac
oquetta, Iowa, visited his sister and
brother-fn-law Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Wackershauser
There will be big barn dance at
the Ed. Wagner new barn one mile
from Dickeyville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
CALENDAR OF EVENTS IN
'21 GRADUATION CIRCLES.

Commencement, Thursday, June 8,
1921, 8:15 p. M, Opera House.
l. Invocation-Rev. Guy w. Campbell
2. Music-Selected-H S. Orchestra.
3. Commencement Address, Man
Who Saw"-William Ramey Ben
nett.
f. Solo-When the Heart is Young
Buck-Mrs. S. S. McNelly.
S. Presentation of Diplomas i J.
Morse.
g. Glass Song-Graduating Glass.
T. Benediction-Rev. Guy w. Camp
bell.
1921 Graduates.
Bert Krohn, Louis B. Fuerstenberg,
Stanley Fischer Hickok, Elvin B.
Buck, Helen Louise Avery, Ruth Eliza
Graham, Genevieve Inez Griswold,
Harry w. Philips, Velma Olive Eng
rolf, Regina Marie Cardey, Alice
Leila Oates, Eda Amelia Becker Doro-
thy Anna Bass, Mildred Matilda StitZ-
er, Fern Leila Shaben, Ethel Eliza
beth Brick, Viola Catherine Vogell,
Anna Regina Murphy, Rudolph w.
Vesperman, Iva Dell Cardey, Carl
Ernest Bruss, Donald William Voelz,
Mary Louise Schuster, Ruth Higgin-
botham, Anna Frances Clark, Mar
guerite Gladys -Kroening, Theresa
Rose Hoffman, John, William T. Block,
Bertha Alma Wieland, Olga Myrtle
HodOVal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
MRS. JOHN STONE PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Kate Stone, wife of John NJ.
Stone, died at the family home in this
city at half past one Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. Stone had been i'll for a
long time with a complication of dis
eases. The funeral will be held on
Thursday afternoon at two at the
house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
D|CKEYvILLE
BOY A HERO
SAVES CHILD FROM CAR
SUFFERS CRUSHED BONE.

Hiltrud, little daughter of H. Wack-
ershauser, while playing ran in front
of a moving car and was run over.
But for the quick action of Ernest
Lebben she would have been killed.
He pushed her aside to save her and
the car ran over his leg cracking the
bone The hurts of both were pain
full but not serious
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
To An Enforcement OFFICER.

The viroqua Censor says that i'm
mense wind and flood damage was
done to property in Vernon county
by the storm of recent date. The
damage from wind, water and hail
was staggering
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
THESE MAY. WE'D.

Albert Flesch, Madison, and Marie
Turner, Lancaster:S
Francis Observation-Disclosures, and. Ethel
Fielder, Cuba City. = y
Albert. Muller, Potosi,s and Estella
Pluemer, |Potosi.
VIM. T. Lee, Elk Grove, and Lucille
Richardson, Platteville. :
Adolph Salzgeber and Lulu Wanek,
both of Boscobel. - H.
Harry Wohlers, Bunker Hill, H.
and Vestabel Chapman, Waterloo
Neil Craven and Gladys Steinbach,
both of Lima.
Anthony Heller and Bernice Hopp-
man, SinSinawa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

Frank Maiben went to Milwaukee
Monday on business.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

Bowen. Staver, Freeport high school
youth, has therecord for low hurdles,
broad jump, high jump, and can run
100 yards in IL seconds The re-
markable part of this is that the
Youths feet were cut off by a mower
several years ago. Artificial feet
were supplied him and the boy has
shown wonderful nerve in athletics.
To An Enforcement Officer.
CLARK McAdams in Post Dispatch.)
A book of verses underneath the
bough,
A loaf of bread, a jug of wine and
thou,
Creeping behind me in the wilder
ness
Good morning Judge!"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22
FRUlTDALE NOTES

Lee Johnston who has made an
extended visit in the east will ar
rive home Saturday.
Jefferson Ave. M. E. Sunday
School will give their Christmas en-
tertainment Saturday evening and
Fruitdale Baptist Sunday school will
give theirs Sunday evening in Pros
pect Valley school.
Mrs. Sivers has been quite i'll from
ptomaine poisoning.
There Is = lot Of sickness in this
community.
Howard Grove has been substitut-
ing for his sister. Mrs. Matt Haaken-
son.
Maynard jacobson Of Wyoming
spent . few days with Geo. Under
wood.
Henry Miller Of Longmont is visit
ing Mrs. Lee Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Stark and little daugh-
ter Irene, and Mr.. Mccormick Of
Denver were pleasantly entertained
at six o'clock dinner At the home
Of Mrs. Lee Johnston last Thursday.
The Bluebirds pleasantly surprised
their leader, Mrs. Underwood. by
sending her 4 nice plant during her
recent illness. i J.,
Jefferson Ave. M. E. Church will
have the electric lights in by Christ
mas.
Mrs.. Paul Hines who Is in the
east visiting il having . pleasant
time.
There will be lots Of big dinners
In this nsighboshood on Christmas.
We wish everyone 4 merry Xmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Langston and
Grandma Heath, Of #. Collins are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heath.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22
sKmpER sIFrlNcs

Practically all the school children
were vaccinated and Of course it
was . badly broken school month.
Semper School is equipped with
two official game outfits, Basketball
and Volleybeli and brighter faces
you never saw when these were pur-
chased. Now lookout for the games
we are going TO play after the hoM-
days. There will be som ething do
ing at Semper.
The gravel road is laid as far as
J. J. Drier's farm up to last Satur-
day. The good work continues until
IL meets the Arvada town limits.
J. F. Wick has recently been pre-
rented with four fine calves Of the
Hclstein kind, bred in the Blue.
which he is very proud Of. They
are line bred Of the Korndyke Fam
lilies.
Sempers chool will have fine pro-
gram Thursday evening for the COM
munity and some very novel things
are gotten up by our P. T. A. Ten
ladies have charge Of the doings
which will be the enjoyment Of the
evening. Even Old Santa will be
there with bells and Xmas tree and
treats.
Miss Christine Hoeckel spent q
very pleasant afternoon at the J. F.
Wick farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinshiemer have
their new home completed.
]. J. Dreier and ]. F. Wick were
on 4 business trip to Fl Lupton and
neighboring towns one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Farrier of
Eldorado Springs were on spin
with their new Buick and paid their
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis
visit.
semper Community wishes all the
readers Of this paper = Merry Xmas.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22
A CARD

TO churches and schools planning
having Christmas trees or cn'ertni~
mcnts fer the children We will SET
them high grade mix candy for IL
cents also the very best mix nuts To-
"5 cents per pound We are MT
figuring on profit from this sourcr.
We have some attractive prices In
oranges by the case. Just received
. nice lot Of Christmas trees fo-
the home. reasonable,
D. T. CAHu1L, 1.-THE Grocer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
THELMA STRICKLAND, Editor

Coming! Coming! Came! A last
Carol" to be staged in the High
School Auditorium Thursday the
22nd At 8 o'clock, bv the eminent
dramatic stars Of the Senior Glass,
coached by Miss Mcneil. II these
words fail to convince you come and
see this lavish and stupcnduous pro-
duction for yourselves. II you still
remain unconvinced after attending
this peri formance don't tell anybo ody
for there is something wrong with
you.
Miss McNeirs English classes
furnished the Chapel entertainment
last Friday, two members frcm each
English class giving speeches. The
three speakers who were adjudged
best were Gladys Anderson, speak
ing on "Americanism," William
Robinson on "Be A Man" and Jack
Pierce on ALASKA"
The Arvada s,phomores were ab-
solutely. positively, completely, de-
cisively victorious in the game with
Lafayette last Thursday night.
The High School Assembly was
entertained Wednesday BY talk by
Dr.. Roberts of the School Of Mines
DR.. Roberts is an interesting and
enthusiastic speaker. and his talk
principally on the School u ninea.
was enjoyad by ail especially. those
whe expEct to attend Mines.
/ Arvada was victorious by q hard
earned three points in the game
with West Denver High last Tuesday
night. It was 4 rough game. and
more than one Of the participants /
sporting q "victory medal" y
Remember that Whsa'ridyc ga- =
Friday. December 2S. This Is by
far the most important boys game 6
the season. and firm support is hnl
the game. A word to the wise. etc
0%eRVRRAlA
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

q. G. Scctt has finished rcarrang.
ing his hardware store and finds that
he has q splendid show room since
the improvements were made.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

]. NJ. Compton is improving his
property on Wadsworth-ave He Is
going to make his residence modern
and will also build = good house to
rent. He IL having Denver con.
cern move the various outbuildings
around 10 the place will look b tier.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

G. II. Kcifcr who recently bought
.fouse from E. N. Hoyt after See
ing it advertised in the Enterprise,
r fnilhed fixing it up and now
hesn rood property. He moved the
house from the west end Of Grand
Y ly 20 his land south OF town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

H. c. Trril the merchant prince
Of Broomfield was a caller at the
Enterprise office the first Ct thc
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

A. ]. Rccht has q fine showiy z
Of Chrtstmas toys. ETC.. in his win
dow. He reports an excellent Christ
mas trade.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-22

JACK kEEVENS
REQ Cars and Speedwagons.
Phone Arvada l45M
sos East Grand View
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES
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modern >ll ",U. Under rental II 81 49,
month JOHN y. D0NoHOE Y SONS. 3!|
Pa. ave 'P.
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estate 5000 JOHN HnNOIlOE y
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& ant rent. S7.rO0 p.r - Price so rt.
MOORE 4 NIL. Woodward RHc
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property. Price. $1l.I0U. MOORE * Hill
Woodward Bldg.
sTL - &c.. ur the Navy IHrA- Cot. pIpp-
Prty with stores SHi"" 'I M. ,trHt
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.


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Some money avaiiable for home bullfcrs
LOFTS SHOEMAKER. a.; NV GorF
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FINANCIAL.
INVESTORS
IL PER CENT

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par larger returns possible: co.. ,,.n bonds Of
well-seasOned national finance in stitutipu un-
der superyi.i ion Of State banking laws: is
sued In denominations Of SlCU, 500 and
81 900 bearing 8 per cent interest and profit
sharing OF per cent; monthly PAYMENTS II
desired on terms to suit; full! particulars.
Address NATIONAL CAPITAL SECURITIES
CORP. 1916 II 81. DIV. 40
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kEAL EoiafE F6R SALE
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'erstie esnfer. u bearrs 80 j II.
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Investment Property.

STH ST. s. OF COL RID Store irsed for
yr': rent, SliO per month: price. sill
100 DAVID Z. BARRY. 1907 II st NV
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