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LADIES DEPARTMENT
1921 Outing Flannel, heavy quality, all colors
at this sale | 121hc yd
32 inch French Ginghanls at - zoe yd
80 inch Imported French Ginghams at 32c yd
36 inch Imported Percale, fast color, at 18c yd
36 inch Silkoline and Cretonne, all shades 23c yd
Sc in. Madras good quality, value 40c, at 20c yd
36 in. Sateen, highest grade, value &C., at 35c yd
Toweling, value 25c, at -.--.,............15c yd.
Toweling, Pure Linen, value 35c, at .18c yd
High grade Sheets, S1x90, value $1.75, at s1.3S
Pillow Cases, 45c and SOC grade, at Doc
56 in. Muslin, 25c and Soc value, at -. .-.-20c
Blankets, extra large, $3.50 pair $3.50
Blankets, extra heavy, mixed WOOL SIS grades
at 93So
Connforters, Satin Lining, high grade
quality, all shades value $4.75, now-----$368
Table Linen, the best quality, plain and with
border: value $500 yard, now .--..-....-----7Sc
HOSE DEPARTMENT
Ladies Hose pure Silk black and white
colored top, So and $3.50, now ..-.-,...,,, ,S1.9S
Ladies pure silk, all shades, value $3.50 and
$500, now 1.75
Ladies Silk Hose, red, blue, black, white and
grey, and other colors value SIPS, and
$1.5O, now
Ladies Genuine Cashmere Lysle, best quality
Hose, value $1.50, now ........ .....-69c
Ladies Wool Mixed Hose, value 75c, now ....39c
Ladies Lysle Hose, outsize, value 75c, now 38c
Ladies Lysle Hose, black, white and brown
value SOC, now 2Sc
60c value Lysle Hose, now ...............;;. 2Sc
Chdren's pure silk hose size from to 61b
value 60c, now -----.-----..........25c
Childrens Lysle Hose 3-4 size, and full, all
colors and plain, value SOC and 6Oc, now -.-.25c
Ladies House Dresses, values $3.50, at ..,-...69c
Ladies House Dresses, values $3.50, at .$125
Ladies House Dresses, values to $275, now $15O
Ladies Crepe all shades, House Dresses
Values to S2.5O, now W------------------------Sloo
Ladies Over Coats very latest Styles, values
$2500. During this sale e..---.....-...---.S1250
Ladies Over Coats $4,000 values now IA $3.50
Ladies high grade Serge Dresses, beaded,
new models, value $500, now ---.--....--.$16.95
Ladies Serge Dresses, new styles, value to
S275O, now Sl4.5U
Ladies Silk Dresses, values $4,000 and $25.00
Children Over Coats $500 and $500 value, $3.50
Childrens Over Coats, from 8 to 4years,
$3.50 value, now $3.50
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Ladies SO and SO values, now ..,.,--.......$ $5.95
Ladies S. and Sc values, now ......-..-..----$398
One Lot of Ladies Shoes, values up to $4.OO
Now ........ 4Sc
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Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07


CaIle NJ;
Tendre ell gusto de anunciar esta
rial ofreciendo al pubIico una gr
ira mercancia, nuevos y precio n
oportunidad. Aqui puede surtio
anunciamos para hoche Buena {
desde soc. hasfa 81 90 en- cada
".H VENGA TEMPRl
Mantas afelpadlas (marca 1929 la mejor cali
dad, valor 25c yda., ahora ..1 12 IL yd.
Carranclan Frances 80 pulgadas de ancho aho-
ra --------------------
Carranclan importado, en- todos coores, aho-
ra .------..------ ,.-,--.,..-,,-..--- .32 C. yd.
Percales de SO pulgadas de ancho todos colores
ahOra .....-...... - -- - &c.
Telas para cortinas y cretones yarda de ancho,
ahofa ----- ---loc
Telas para camisas rayadas yarda de ancho
Satin negro Sc pulgadas de ancho, vale 60c.
Tela para tohallas, valor 25 yd ahora 15c yd
Tela para tohallas de puro limo valor 35c. aho-
ra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. yd.
l0r lIo ahOra ----------l.o5
Fundas tamano regular vaor 45 50c ahora30c
LienZO blanco una yarda de ancho 25 Y 30c
. Frazadas tamano doble valor $50 par, ahora 23e
Frazadas de lana para CANA dobe de colores,
valor $780, ahora - 3.9S
- Sobremesa de puro limo color blanco con guar
da, 2 yardas de ancho valor 200 ahora 78c yd
DEPARTAMENTO DE NEDIAS
NoI;
800 $50 ahora .------,-.--- 193
Medias para sonora de pura seda en- todos CO.
+ lores, valor ESQ y 800, ahora .,- LIS
Medlas para sonora de pura seda en- color aZu
colorado banco, negro plomo y otros colores
valor 1.25 Y 1.50, ahora ,--,,,,-,,,,,. - 4Sc
Medias de pura lana de la mejor calidad, valor
30: ahora e9c
Medias de lana valor Is ahora - 3S c.
Medias mercerizadas pierna ancha, valor SO
Quiltas con fora de Satin de la major colidad,
valor $4.75, ahOra So SO
Medias para nnos de pura seda tamanos 4hasta
6 IL valor 60c. ahora -- ,- - - -25c.
Delantal para senoras valor 150 ahora sec
Delantal para senoras vaor ESQ ahora 25
Delantal para senoras valor 2.75 ahora -. so
Delantal para senoras de crespon valor ESQ
Sobretodos para sonora de la ultima moda en-
todos estilos valor 25.00 ahora . - 1850
sobretodos para senora, valor 5000. ahora 1880
Vestidos para sonora en- nuevos estilos en- to-
dos colores adornados con chaq!lira valor $500
ahora -- -- ... - - 1896
Vestidos de sarga de pura lana en- nuevos esti-
los. ValOr 215O. ahOra so
Vestidos de seda en- estios colores, valor 5000
Y $500 ahora -,,,.,. ,., 1880
Sobretodos para ninas, valor ZOO 500 aho-
ra ..----.......-..- ....--.-...-.-.-- .... 4 4 so
Sobretodos para ninas edad hasta IA AMOS va
lor 1880 ahora 750
DEPARTAMENTO DE CALZADO
Zapatos para sonora valor 500 800 ahora SOS
Zapatos para sonora, valor 500 y 600 ahora 3.9S
Las demas mercancias no naencionarer
anuncio pero las encontraron al precio
Aproveche
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Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07


Ladies S4 values now --.-------,----.----..-S2.85
Children's Shoes $3.50, 81 and $3.50, low and
high cut, now S2.68
Children's Shoes S475 and S. values, low and
high cut, now ....-..-...-... .............. 1888
Mems Button Shoes $3.50 and 50, now 1858
Mems Dress Shoes, $3.50 and 81, now S4.48
Mems Work Shoes guaranteed fine leather
highest quality and best workmanship,
value S. and $3.50, now ....,----...-...,.. 3.e5
Mems Bicycle Shoes, with rubber heels, all
sizes, values S275, now ..S 99
Ladies Felt Slippers, all shades, values to
$3.50, now ........ .96c
MEMS DEPARTMENT
Mackinaws, all wool and leather double fac
ed SIS and $40 values, now .-..... .... 1886
New styles of Mems Wool Suits values to
$35.OO now .--.---..~.--Sl5.9o
Mems Cashmere Pants, the best quality, val
ues $3.50 and $780, now ......-. --. 81 48
Mems Moleskin Pants, heavy weight Valour
$45O values, now .-----.-.... .....-.-... S2.7S
Mems Khaki, the best kind, value $3.50, for $1.75
Mems (Hanes) Underwear, value S125, for 78c
Mems Heavy Union Suits, value S265, now S14S
Mems Wool Union Suits, value $3.50, for Sl.98
Mems Silk Shirts for Christmas present,
values from $3.50 to 5000, now S4.78
Mems Hats under our own brand, Stetson
quality, value from $3.50 to &c. now S39S
Mems Neckwear value SOC, now ......15 15c
Mems Neckwear value 75c and 81, now 48c
Trunks and Suit Cases at One Fourth Off
Sewing Cotton Thread at ,..,--........-.-2c Spool
Fasteners, Black and White, value 10c card
aC -----oc caru
Mems Van Heusen Collars, values SOC, now 39c
MEMS HOSE DEPARTMENT
Mems Hose all colors, value 15c, now 7c
Mems Lysle Hose, value SOC, now 335c
Mems Silk Hose, value 60 and 75c, now 39c
Mems Silk Hose, value S1.25, now 62c
Mems Silk and Lysle Hose, value 75c, now 42c
Mems Half Wool Hose value SOC, now 29c
Mems All Wool Heavy Hose, value 75c at 49c
Mems All Wool Sweaters, value $8 now $3.50
Mems All Wool Over Shirt (Army) value
$500 and $500, now ---... 1896
Ladies Fleeced Lined Union Suits, value
$l.75, now -..-..--..... 81 90
Ladies extra fine quality, Union Suits, $500,
Hundreds of other articles impossible for us to
mention the prices in this space, that you will
find equally cheap as any.
Mems all wool Scarfs all shades and sizes.
$2.75 and $3.50 values, now .....- $19S
Ladies Hand Bags, all sizes, reduced.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-07

% A SURTIRSE
Zapatos para sonora valor 400 ahora 295
Zapatos para sonora valor 200, ESQ, 800 y $50
dHOTd 4oc.
Zapatos para ninos valor $50, 400 y 4.5o alto
DaJO, anOfa -.-AOo
Zapatos para ninos valor Ats 500 altos ba-
Calzado par caballero de bottom, valor $50 y 900,
Calzado para caballero, para paseo, valor $50
100, ahora
Calzado para ell trabajo garantizado de pura
vaqueta, valor 500 y $780, ahora ---.-- - 395
Bota alta de Is pulgadas estilo (Army) de Ia me-
ior calidad valor 900 1000, ahora ---..--.-698
Zapatos para trabajo de buena clase valor 2.75.
Chocos de fepa para sonora en- todos colores,
valor 150 ahora - .96c.
DEPARTAMENTO PARA CABALLEROs
Mackinaws para hombre de dos caras lana y va
nueta, valor 1900 y18.0O, ahora -8.95
Traies para caballeros de pura lana en nuevos
estilos valor $500 ahora . 1885
Pantalon de pura lana en- todos estilos tana-
nos, valor $50 500, ahora 4.48
Pantalon de tela acordonada gruesa color cafe.
valor 4.50 ahora - -278
Pantaon de khaki, valor ESQ ahora 1.75
Ropa interior marca Hanes valor LIS ahora 79c.
Ropa interior de una pieza gruesa, valor 2.65.
ahOra - 4S
Ropa interior de pura lana valor $50 ahora ]. 1.9S
Camisas de seda. valor $50 900, ahora 478
Sombreros para hombre de nuestras marcas, en-
todos estilos, valor $50 900 ahora 47S
COrbatas en- todos estilos valor Soc ahora 15c
Corbatas EN- todos estilos valor 75c. y LOO, aho-
ra 43c
Baules v beices con ell 25 por ciento de descuento
Hllo valor l0c. ahOra 1c. 2 cada marchante
RrOchaS color blancO V negro valOr 10c ailOra Sc
toJo
valor Soc ahora 39c.
Calcetines de buena clase en- coores valor 15c.
ahOfa .-...-. 7c.
Calcetines mercerizados en- colores. valor SOC.
ahOra - - 35c
Calcetines de seda en- todos colores valor 60
Calcetines de seda en- todos colores valor 1.25.
ahora - 62c
Calcetines mercerizados de seda, valor 75c.
2nOra ----.-----------. -. - 42c
Cacetines de pura lana, valor Soc ahora 29c.
Cacetines de pura lana, valor so C. ahora 29c.
Calcetlnes de pura lana gruesoS, valor 75c aho-
Ia ..--. ..- 49c
Sweaters para hombre de pura lana en- todas,
dolores, valOr Sl9, ahOra ---.......... S4 so
Ropa interior para sonora afelpada gruesa de
buena clase, valor 1.75 ahora ........ soc.
Ropa interior ole la mejor calidad, valor 200
ahora, - . 1k9
Camisas de pura lana gruesas en- todas colores.
Marca (Army5 valor $500 y $500, ahora 1896
Bosas para sonora de piel y en- todos tomanos.
S de precios por falta de espacio en- este
euenta especial, precios sin comparacion.
sta OCCASION
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463 Main Street

One of the greatest sales held this va clean cut and desirable
& goods the house 80 days DID, clean stock and
goods This chance do Christmas shopping and FIR
100 cent dollar Our prices speak for Themselves Come
your selections
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

There will be great Sunday School rally at the First Baptist Church. Philadelphia, sunday, April Sth for the purpose of organizing Il Sunday School convention. All Baptist Sun day Schools within the bounds of Red River Association are asked to send representatives to this meeting. A grand program has been arranged for the occasion
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

The school at Gale closed one of the most successful years of it's history last Friday afternoon with an ap- propriate program Mir. D. E. West moreland was principal of the school this season. and is largely responsible for it's success. MT. WeStmoreland re turned to Prescott Saturday and will reside here
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29
CATARRH

Catarrh Is a local disease greatly influ- enced by constitutional conditions. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is a Tonic. taken internally. and acts through the blood upon the mucous surfaces of the system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE assists Nature in restoring normal conditions.
 All Druggists. Circulars free.
 r. J. Cheney X Co.,. Toledo. Ohio.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Telephone connection will this week be made with the oil field at Mt Olive according 10 Manager L. NJ Emerson of the local exchange
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

H. NJ. Mccain of Deanyville. was a business visitor to Prescott last Sat urday Mr. Mccain eontemplates moving from our section. and adver- tiSes farm implements, stock and household goods for sale See his ad on another page of the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mrs NJ E. Hendrix of Oil City, La, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. \, Mum, one day last week.
 Mr and Mrs Frank Stroupe have returned from Muskogee, Okla, where they visited the past week.
 Mrs. J. w. Scott returned to her home in Camden Monday, after a few days visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. Stacy Wood who has been visit ing in Texas arrived in Prescott last week for visit with relatives.
 Miss Selma Herring k OH duty again at the Ozan Mercantile Co.,, store, after an illness of several days.
 Ben Daniel of Little Rock spent q couple of days in the city on business, and took q trip down to the oil fields.
 ]. W. Grimes. Prescott route No. 1. had his name adde to the Picayunes list of satisfied subscribers this week.
 E. N. Coleman, route one. was in the city last Thursday and called at our office to subscribe for the Picay une
 Elmer and Ellis Woodson of Pine Bluff. visited their sister Mrs. K. W. Burke here the latter part of last week
 Mrs Fred Powell. Miss Martha Beidleman and Master Jack Harrel were visitors to Hot Springs last Tuesday.
 Mrs. x. \. Daniell and daughter little Miss Rcbecca of Laneburg, spent q few days in Prescott the past week visiting relatives.
 -O---
 We should have 20 or 300 members of the Chamber of Commerce then business would pick up. Get in and help push Dues are &10 per year and sam T White, ,Jr., will be pleased to receive yMr check any time.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Miss Mabel Lumpkin has accepted a stenographic position with the Nevada County Abstract Co. and began her duties last week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29
LOCALS

Clarence Tidwell of Boughton, was q Prescott visitor Wednesday.
 Joe Bailey of Little Rock spent Sun day with his family here
 Judge C. k. Haynie of Camden, was .u business visitor 10 Prescott Monday.
 Rev. Jesse Galloway of Bleyms was Ia business visitor to Prescott Tuesday.
 ". <. l.. Waters of near Kosston, was business visitor 10 the city Mon. day.
 I. l. Sampson of Lanebmg, was q business visitor to Prescott last Fri day.
 Mrs. II. B. Mckenzie is in Little Rock this week in interest of Candid Opinion.
 Mrs. T. II. Duke returned to Little Rock Monday. after visit with rcla lives here.
 FOR SALE-Good work horse, 6 years old. Will sell cheap. See Sid Gentry. 3-15 ii
 Judge J. w Franks, who has been i'll for several days with flu, is able to bc out again.
 1. D. Rephan, manager of the Kcphan store. was q business visitor to Hope Tuesday.
 Mum Danicll and little daughter Louise. of Laneburg, were Prescott visitors Saturday.
 Miss Hazel Daniell of Laneburg, spent few days i'll Prescott last week with relatives.
 Mrs. C. N. Alspaugh returned last Saturday from Il visit with MT. Nspaueh at Smaek0yer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

O. J. Steed of Laneburg, was q busi ness visitor to Prescott Tuesday. and called at the Picayune office to renew his subscription to our paper.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

$. ". Stewart Rosston route 3, was in the city Tuesday, and called at the Pieayune office to have his name ad- dcd to our rapidly growing list of subscribers
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mr. and Mrs E. H. Daniel and son Greer of Laueburg. were visitors to Prescott Tuesday. Mr Daniel re- turned to Smackover, where he is em- ployed in the Alspaugh mercantile store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

CIeve Hit, former manager of Hit Dry Goods Co, will manage q men < furnishings store at Camden. which was opened this week by Joe Boswell the Prescott clothier.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

We wish to call attention of our readers to the 12-page supplement to the Picayune this week It is the 24th anniversary edition of the well known music house of II. " Beasley Music Co, TeXarkana, Ark.-Tex., one of the most progressive business institutions in the state, and tells of the wonderful progress of that firm during the last quarter century.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

II F. Doris has returned from Hot Springs where he accompanied Mrs. Doris. who will remain there for awhile for the benefit of her health.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29
Rephans'

Rev. Ebert Hefner of Clarksyille. will conduct revival services at the Presbyterian church in this city. be- ginning April %
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mrs. Fannie Nichols and Mrs. Law renee Haynie of Wichita Falls. Tex, are visiting relatives and friends in the city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Joe Bailey of Little Rock, spent Sun day with his family here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mir and Mrs Sankie Callicott of Hope. came in last Saturday. and went down to Laneburg to visit the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. F P. Callicott.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Clarence TidWell of Boughton, was q Prescott visitor Wednesday,
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Judge C. k. Haynie of Camden, was a business visitor 10 Prescott Monday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

MesdameS l C. Mum, w $. Jones Allen Gee. and Misses Mabel Burns. Cleo Weaver, Lucy White, Margaret Jones. Opal Daniel. Ruth Piercy, Margaret Cantlcy, Eleanor Shoemaker returned Monday from Pine Bluff, where they attended the Girls Reserve Conference of the Young Woman's Christian Association of Arkansas.
 The Picayune job printing depart ment this week delivered the 1923 telephone directory for the Southwest Arkansas Telephone Company. The directory is full of advertisements of Prescou's Widc-aWake merchants, and comparison with other directories of Arkansas towns shows our business men more progressive than any town of its size in the state. The directory is printed in the usual neat form as all work turned out by the Pieayune, and is geographically free of errors.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

The Vaughan Male Quartet, from the Vaughan School of Music, Lawrence burg, Tenn. gave a concert at the high school Monday evening. Last Sunday they sang at the different churches of the city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Rev. Jesse Galloway of BleyIns, was il business visitor to Prescott Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mum Danicl and little daughter Louise. of Laneburg, were Prescott visitors Saturday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

w <. l.. Waters of near Kosston, was bHsincss visitor to the city Mon
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mrs. \. \. Daniell and daughter little Miss Rcbecca of Laneburg. spent q few days in Prescott the past week visiting relatives.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mrs M F. Hendrix of Oil City, La, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. N. Mum, one day last week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mrs. C. N. AIspaugh returned last Saturday from a#viSit with MT. Alspaugh at Smaekoyer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Miss Hazel Daniell of Laneburg, spent few days i'll Prescott last week with relatives
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mrs. II. E. Mckenzie is in Little Rock this week in interest of Candid Opinion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

1. D. Rephan, manager of the Kcphan store, was q business visitor to Hope Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stroupe have returned from Muskogee, Okla, where they visited the past week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-03-29

l. l Sampson of Lanehurg, was q business visitor to Prescott last Fri day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-03-21
NORTH LANCASTER

Little Stanley Edwards has been
spending several days with his grand
parents at the Walter Cliff home.
Chas Pittinger and Myrtle Engroff
greatly surprised their friends by 60
ing to Galena Wednesday and getting
married They are getting settled on
the farm Charley bought few years
ago.
Clay Fraylick has employed Nor
man Drew for the summer and Ar
mon Burt is working for Will Welsh.
Telephone lines 122 and 104 might
as we'll be off the map as far as SER
vice is concerned.
Roads are shoveled out one day and
drifted full the next. 1t seems like
olden times-blocked roads, no mail,
no telephone.
VIII Hicken sold a car load OF hogs
the first of the week.
The boys Of the vicinity are form
ing a baseball club. They have had
two meetings, one at Ed. COVERS and
one at Cliffs.
There was no school at the RoWden
or the Dyer Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-03-21
BAGLEY

Miss Lucele Hazen went to Sayan-
ma Sunday to visit her parents, and
Ronald came up from Savanna Thurs
day to stay with his grandmother,
Mrs Julius Plondke Sr.
Walter Grimsey Of Dubuque, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs Jack Bockes.
and uncle, Theo. Grimsey of BIake's
Prairie.
Mrs Geo. Willard and two daugh-
tiers came from Colorado Sunday to
make their future home here. George
and son will drive through later.
Mrs. G. D. Calkins returned from
letters, Mimi, Sunday and went to
Dubuque Tuesday ana returned We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifton return
ed to their home in Chicago last
week.
Hank Day of Boscobel came satur-
day to visit his brother, Jerry Day
and sister, Mrs. C. D. Calkins.
Mrs. Jack Bockes and two sons
came home from weeks visit with
her mother, in Dubuque, Tuesday
evening.
Clarence Ripper returned home
from Guttenburg Tuesday evening.
Mrs w. S. Lincoln, state mission
airy of the Baptist church, of Dodge
Vile, spent over night with Mrs. E.
R. Nevens Tuesday
Mrs. George Ready, who has been
with her husband in the hospital in
La Crosse, returned home Wednes-
day George had an operation on his
foot Monday that he cut some time
ago. Word came Sunday he was get
ting along fine.
Dean Brodt returned to his home
in Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday.
The three teachers of the Bagley
school went to La Crosse Wednesday
evening to attend a teachers conven-
ton.
Lester Quarterman, George Alex
ander and Grant Bohringer took a
tumble from speeder last Tuesday
The speeder left the track and they
all took a roll in the snow. No one
was injured.
Mrs. Lake of Wapaca, Wis, came
Thursday, called here by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Will
Remy, who has been very sick, but is
a little better at this writing.
Harold Marshall of Savanna, had to
give UP his job in the c. B. & O..
shops. He came home Thursday.
Howard Jones of Platteville, came
UP Thursday evening.
Mrs Borette of Pra. du Chen and
her son, Alpha of Parkville, Idaho, a
large lumber dealer there, visited
Mrs. Broette's sister, Mrs. E. K. New
ems, in Bagley last week.
Frank Ripper returned home from
Gutenberg Friday. He reports his
father and mother both better.
Mrs. Ralph barrow went to Dubu-
que Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grist and daugh-
ter, and Fred Bass and Don Taylor OF
Savanna, came up Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. George Hodge, who
have been spending the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Keocke, in
Pra. du Chen, came home last week.
Mrs. Hodge has to walk with two
crutches and Mr.. Hodge has to have a
crutch and a came.
Mrs. VIM. Clauss Of La Crosse, who
has been spending week visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. George Hausfer.
and old friends returned to her home
Monday morning.
Friday the way freight going down
ran off the track below Cassville and
has not been put back yet. They
stayed in Cassville Sunday night, and
will probably be in Bagley some tim
Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-03-21
HERE AND THERE

The Klindt- Geiger Canning Co. at
Cassville will enlarge their plant this
spring. The addition will be for can
ming peas.
w. w. Murphy, prominent citizen
of Darlington, died Saturday, after a
long illness. Burial was made Mon
day morning from the Catholic
church.
Lafayette county road men are dis
cussing the plan of buying the old
Milwaukee road bed between Gratiot
and Warren, Ill, and using it for a
highway.
Miles King of Menomonie, received
a check of $97275 for milk sold dur
ing January from SO COWS. This is
believed to be the largest amount
paid in Wisconsin for milk check.
He anticipates receiving $1,000 for
the month of February.
The barn, feed, harness machinery
and three hogs belonging to Will Lid
dicoat at Cobb, were destroyed by
fire.
Ora Govier Of North Lancaster, is
reported to have found a hens egg
that measured 61a inches in circum-
ference and four inches long.