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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-06

Coach Dwyer OF Hebron. issued
his first call for battery candidates
Wednesday. and they started work
ing in the cage this afternoon.
The hockey team has abandoned all
hopes of playing any more games
this season now that the weather is
so warm, so they have cancelled all
the remaining scheduled games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Sunday, March 9

! $50 p. NJ. First Presbyterian
Church, Fourth street and Avenue ID.
Dubois -Seven Last Words" sung
by San Antonio Oratorio Society,
Walter Durham, director.
~. m.-5:I p. NJ: Open air con.
cert Staff Post, by augmented band,
Fourth T. A.
March, ~T,he United States Artil-
lery CORPS ......-..... Buglione
Overture, Raymond 80. A. Thomas
Invitation Ia Valse. C. Won Weber
Fantasia on Spanish National Lul-
Fox trot. "a Smile Will Go a Long.
Long ways" .:...::...... Davis
Selection from "The Rise of Rosie
Oheliiy .:.............. Conan
March, 10th Century ........ Losey
Josef Studeny, warrant officer. L.
$ Infantry, band leader, Fourth
i. a.
y. m: San Fernando Cathedral
sacred concert:
Kyrie, Missa de Angelus ........
................ GregOrian Chant
Dies Irae ....... Gregorian Chant
Gloria, Missa de Angelus .......
................ GregOrian Chant
~ Salutarls ............ Gfegorian
Laudate DomiDum .... l.. Elmer
st. Joseph's Orphanage. E. ..
Organst, Mrs. Edward Hoyer.
Agnus Del. Sacred Heart Mass
............... X. Turton
Tota Pulchre es Maria. C. Farrata
(a) Benedictus, Holy Name Mass
........ ..R. Krawutschek
ib) Ave Maris Stella. C. Schwabe
Credo, Mass in g ..... J. Eykens
San Fernando Choir.
Director. G. Schwabe; organist
Mrs. Ed HOyer.
7:1J: ST. Anthony hotel lobby
choral singing by Liederkranz, OttC
Hilgers, director:
7.15: Gunter Hotel lobby, choral
singing by Mt. Ararat Glee Club, (col
sred.)
7:1j: Menger Hotel lobby. chora
singing By Harmonique Club, (col
$3.50: RADIO brOadcasting o
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Tuesday, March II

Chairman. Mrs. G. W. Fitchner.
Mrs. Arthur Storms, Mrs. Paul
Rocbs:
10 a. m.-12 m. Majestic Theater,
o=5an recital; lecture by Sigmund
Spaeth.
u m: st. Marks Episcopal
Church, organ recital. Mrs. ID.
Wright.
II 80: Luncheon, St. Anthony Ho-
tel. DIR. Spaeth, honor guest and
speaker.
? ,. M: Bonn Avon School, piano re-
cital by Maurine johnson.
=. go. ... Program. -.
Sonata jill ........... Mcdowell
Mesto, ma con passione
Irlstamente, ma con Tenerezza
Allegro con fusco
ntude, %. 10 ............ Chopin
ditH' VI. l. ............ CHOPIN
Nocturne, Op. 81 .......... Chopin
Polonaise, Op. 40 ......... Chopin
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

Vocal Solo, The Little Damozel. -.
l Hear Thrush at Eve 80. Cadman
Miss Richie.
Fifth Mazurka .............L ynes
Elizabeth Gates.
Gypsy Rondo ..'............ HAYDN
Dance Caprice ............ Grieg
Claude Lee.
Rustic of Spring .......... Sinding
Corinne Kruger.
Valse in ID flat -. Chopin
Elaine Tingle.
$50 st. Anthony hotel ball room.
Artist Concert, Mrs. l.. A. Mealows,
chairman.
Mark Twain Junior High School,
$50 p. m.
Program.
(a) Garden of Roses ...........
................ Irene NJ. Ritter
tbl Ozida ........ Il. Il. Anthony
tcI Salute 10 the Colors ......
Il. X. Anthony
Mark Twain Orchestra.
Piano .......... Miss LOttle Riddle
la Waltz ................ Chopin
(b) Dancing Doll ....... POldini
Violin ...... Miss Lucille johnson
Accompanied by Miss Maurinc John
ION.
(a) Spanish rance ...... Reafeld
Vocal Solo ....... Mrs. Jane Larkin
Accompanied by Miss Lottie Riddle.
(aD The Nightengale and the Rose
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hawley
OBJ Drift Down, Drift Down 49,.
- ..''..'' ''''''..'.' hohalus
Chorus
(a), (bl, (c). Selections.
Choral Club from Sid
ney Lanier Junior High School
Selections ......... Apollo Chorus.
Sidney Lanier High School Club.
Chorus. Texas Pride of the South
School
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

4 p. m. Travis Park Methodist
church. Organ recital, Mrs. Harry
Leap; Rubie Perryman Hardin, So
prano; Mrs. T. NJ. Wheat, violinist.
Members of Sorosis Club, hostesses.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Music Week Opens Sunday
With Programs in Churches

Gounod's "Gallia" by ST. Marks Epis-
copal choir. Oscar J. Fox, director !:
Mrs. Margaret McCabe, soprano. ana
Mcndelssohn's Hear My Prayer,
Miss Ruth Wilmer, soprano.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

, Stude. on. 81 .......... Cyril Scott
| Praeludium. on. IS. .Selim Jalmgren
Crap-shooters' Dance. Eastwood Lane
| Nalse Etude ........ Saint-Saens
4 n. M: Gunter Hotel bah room,
recital BY students of fine arts de-
partment of WeStmoorland College.
Program.
Danse Picturesque ..... Eggclins
Martha Bondurant.
ArngonalSe ...........,. MassehcI
Hazel Herb.
o Sleep. Why Dost Thou Leave Me?
.:'....;. ''''''''''''''' hanaei
Sara Shimck.
Song from the East 80. Cyril scott
Forest Elves ............. Schytte
Annie Hammock.
Second Nalse ............ GODDARD
Iva Mccoy.
Convien Partir, la Fislia del Regi-
Hortense McCorklr.
Licbestraume No. in f Major.
800. List
Mrs. Otis McCrelesS.
Album Leaf ............ Lieblins
Impromptu in c Charp Minor -.
.................. Reinho!d
Irma Young.
Oh, Monsieur, Story translated
from the French.
Maurine Scott.
Br'er Rabbit ........ Mcdowell
JoBeth Garfield
Thou, Art So Like Flower go.
Observation-Disclosures. Chadwick
L. 81 IN
Virginia Martin.
Polichinelle ......... Rachmaninoff
Nancy Ellen Rice.
~ y. M: Jefferson Hotel. recital.
Pupils of Mrs. Rubie Perryman Har-
din.
AIS p. m..: Y. W. c. A. Auditor
ium, Broadway and Fifth street.
Piano recital by pupils of Miss Meta !
Hertwig. assisted by Mrs. Robert |
Newman.
dumoreSque ........'...... Dvorak |
Dorothy Smith.
Lady Betty ............... Smith |
Kathryn Van Ripper.
On the Meadow ........ Lochner |
Miriam Taylor.
Longing FIR Home ...... Jungmann |
Blanche Battersby.
NarclSSuS Nevln |
Ruth Delemater.
Happy Farmer 80. Schumann-Hartl
Jack Gugenheim.
Mazurka ............... Kreutzlin
Florence Evelyn Brown.
Vocal solo. Sunbeams' go. Ronald
Mrs. Robert Nunam.
Petit BolerO ........... Ravina
Alma Margaret Wendell
Dance of the Stars 1900. GODDARD
Melvin Winters.
Warblings at Eve ..... Richards
Caroline Battersby.
...-.......... Heller
Eugene Klein.
Rustic of Spring ......... Sinding
Winnie Lee Jackson.
Valse Chromatidue 80. Leschetisky
Jewel Ceckert.
$50: st. Anthony ball room. Con-
cert by San Antonio Musical Club.
Mark Twain Junior high school at
10 80 q. m.
Program.
TAI Lilacs ......... {. w. Kern
(bl Gliding Swans 80. Loeb-Evans
Mark Twain Orchestra.
Julio 49,. .....'.......'
BY Mary Spang.
Second Nalse ............. GODDARD
By Claudia Hopper.
(a) Sunrise ........... tombstone
tb) The Linden Tree Schubert
(c) The LeYee Song ........,.
Old Popular Song
I'D See the Harvest Moon is.
Shining ......... Rhys-Herbert
BY Seventh Grade Chorus,
Accompanied by Evelyn Nash.
Polish Dance .......... Sharwenka
BY Belle Lee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Friday, March IA

Chairman. Mrs. ]. NJ. Krakauer,
Mrs. A. b. Stephens. Mrs. Louis Alt
man. Mrs. S. Koppel.
L.: Travis Park Methodist Church,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Saturday, March IS

Chairman. Cecil Nethery.
10 a. m, Gunter Hotel ballroom, lee
ture on the composer, Gounod,
Father Z. ]. Geehan.
IL a. m, Woman's Club, piano re-
cital by pupils of Evelyn Jenell
Simril, assisted by Miss Barbara
Brown, soprano: Theodore Schir-
macher, violinist Miss Ruth
Herbst. cornetist; Miss Gertrude
Saynisch, reader.
Program.
Nalse Caprice ............ Newland
Laura Wheeler.
Airy Fairies ....... Spaulding
Mildred Moor.
Faust Waltzes .......... Gounod
Edna Hindelang.
The Skaters ............ Spaulding
Catharine Derden.
Dance of the Wood Nymphs, Nolte
Eulalia Wheeler.
(a) Serenade ..........,.... Drdla
(b) GavOtte ............... Gossec
Theodore Schumacher.
(a) The Daisy Maids -. La Forge
OBJ How 1t Happened H.. Spickles
(c) The Wind ........... Spickles
Miss Barbara Brown.
1DltTmCLLO lNdNuiciiu husliSohoi
MdscaShi
Miss Ruth Hcrbst.
Reading. Selected ..............
Miss Gertrude Saynisch.
Prelude .......... Rachmakinoff
Miss Evelyn Simril.
4 p. M, Menger Hotel ballroom, Hertz
berg Musical Club piano program,
arranged by Mrs. Clara ID. Mad
ison.
Program.
antdSy MOZaA
Mrs. Lena Heye.
Sonata On. Z list moyemenO -.
Beethoven
Miss Ruth Kennedy.
Andante ..... Beethoven
Miss Felice Kimball.
Murmurs of Spring e. Theo. Lack
Miss Dorothy Thompson. =,
POlonaise ........ MacDowell
Miss Rowena Johnson.
Etude macDoNei
Miss Blanche Murphy.
In Route OOudru
| Miss Betty May DuggaH.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09


Ruth Elizabeth Herbst.
Sis: Menger Hotel ballroom, Tues
day Musical Club concert, Miss Hilda
Brian, chairman.
Program.
Trio, Prison Scene from Faust.
................. Gounod
Soprano. Mrs. Fred Jones; tenor,
Charles Stone: bass, Warren Hull.
Accompanied by octet; organ. Mrs.
A. NJ. Fischer; piano, Mrs. Edward
Sachs.
Violin solo. Kol Nidrei. 1880. .Bruch
Mrs. T. NJ. Wheat
Accompanist, Miss Catherine Clarke.
Vocal solo, 10, Here the Gentle
Lark" .................. BISHOP
Miss Elizabeth Longaker
Mrs. Nat Goldsmith. accOmpanist
Anitra's Dance from Peer Gynt. -.
................. Grleg
Miss Russell Hughes
Accompanied by
Tuesday Musical Octet.
lntermeZZo bilet
Song of Spring -. bruch
Tuesday Musical Octet.
Organ, Mrs. A. NJ. Fischer
Personnel of Octet: Mrs. Eugene
Miller. Mrs. Jefferson Peeler. Mrs.
f. A. Dubose, Miss Leonora Smith.
Mrs. Charles George, Mrs. Leonard
Brown. Miss Corinne Worden, Miss
Marjorie Murray. Leader, Mrs.
Edward Sachs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Thursday, March Is

Chairman, Mrs. Don Felicr, Miss Bes-
sic Quinn, Mrs. Osma +. Bordelon
Jr.
II Il. M. st. Anthony Hotel ballroom.
Recital, Mary Stuart Edwards, So
prano.
II M, Central Christian church.
Organ recital by Mrs. f.. c. Van
Ness, assisted by Edward McKcn-
Zie, baritone.
Program.
Suite GothiQue ....... Boellmann
Cho~ale Minuet.
Prelude in & Minor ....... Chopin
Andante from First Symphony E.
.............. beethoven
SUlo. "Jesus Only ..... Rotoli
Dead March from Saul" ......
Romance from "Samson and Della"
$500. .'...... SAINT SuenS
PolOnaise Op. 40 ......... Hummel
Scene Oricntale .......... Kroeger
Solo, 1.-The Prodigal Son" .....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Van de Water
The Lost Chord ........ Sullivan
March in b Fiat .......... West
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
NORTH LANCASTER

Farmers are busy making hay and
filling silos.
The Ed. Govier, Frank and Clyde
Beetham and Eugene Croft families
were among those attending the fair
at Bloomington.
Wesley Walker and famiuy were
Sunday guests at the j. A. Huff home.
Miss Velma Hickin is teaching the
Rowden school. She has 20 pupils of
which IL are beginners.
Walter Ashmore and family of Fen
nimore and Sam Welsh and family
were Sunday guests at the Leonard
Griswold home.
Miss Mabel Pluemer of Potosi was
a caller at the West and home homes
Friday. She also visited school.
jeanette Hickin, Kenneth and Maui
rene Loney and Doris Huff are attend
ing school at Fennimore.
Leila Wayne is teaching at the Pine
Knob school again this year. Viola
DiVall is at the Badger and Miss
Whitman of Fennimore is at the Dyer.
Richard Orion spent the weekend
at the Fred Schloesser home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
BURTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schaal are the
proud parents of boy born Sept. 70.
John Day and wife were business
callers in Dubuque last week.
Mrs. Orlo Mayne visited at Percy
Redman's Saturday afternoon.
Several from here attended the falr
at Bloomington and report it to be
very good.
Burlie Doll visited at his sisters,
Mrs. Alice Reed, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James wager of Du-
buque were over Sunday visitors at
Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion wager were
Cassville callers Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Holpin,
on Sept. IL, an So pound daughter.
Everybody doing fine.
There was preaching services sun
day by Messrs. Sam Taylor and ]. A.
Jamison were in charge.
Mrs. Ted Mink visited at her par
ents' home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Redman and
Harold and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Ritter called at Bud Redman's Sunday
evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
FLORA

James Garthwaite spent last week at
the William Garthwaite home.
A large delegation from here at
tended the Bloomington fair.
Miss Clara Budd and Mrs. John
TAYLOR called at the Jas. Edgington
home one day last week.
William Taylor and wife and two
daughters of Boaz, spent the week
end at Ervie Edwards.
William Garthwaite and family were
at Frank Tanners Sunday.
Jas. Edgington and wife and son,
Carol, and Albert Ziegler and mother
spent Sunday at the Harry Hartnett
home.
The Baker relatives had a picnic on
Sunday on the farm formerly owned
by the Bakers. Mrs. Kate Mesmore
and Mrs. Jennie Jimason accompanied
Will Taylor and wife home.
Beryl Irish took chickens to Lam
caster Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
GLEN HAVEN

Mrs. E. L. Chandler returned Fri
day night from several weeks visit in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Thos Hammes spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Radke and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto OFT spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
Mrs. John Gockel was in very poor
health for several days the past week
Andy Welsh has been having the ex-
terror of his home painted.
Many from here attended the La
Crosse fair Thursday.
Mrs w. N Alderman and Mrs. E
W. Mergen and son visited in La
Crosse few days last week.
Leo Esser and Esther Klinkhammer
spent Saturday and Sunday inDu-
buque.
Adam Kirschbaum of Cassville was
in town Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
BLOOMINGTON

Rev. G.. Ernest Burden, our newly
appointed M. E. minister, wife and
son, arrived from Rice Lake Tuesday,
and their household goods were
brought by a big truck. Rev. and
Mrs. Forster, who were transferred to
Whitehall, had their goods taken there
by the same truck.
Raymond Ludden has been appoint
ed to an instructorship in experiment
tai chemistry at the state university
and will do this work in addition to
his regular studies. Raymond has been
doing work on the side and econo-
mics in various ways to hold down
his school expenses. And while he has
been doing this he has kept his school
work up to the mark.
Ora Brodt caught a fine eight pound
channel catfish in Grant river below
Beetown Sunday, as large fish as
has been caught in that stream for
some time, but 1t was pretty expens-
i've fish for him, because while he
and his family were eating dinner
some miscreant stole his fishing tack
lie box, containing about SIS or $40
worth of tackle, from the bank where
he had left it. A man who would do
thing like that is about as mean a
customer as one can imagine.
Julius Weber of Dyersville. Iowa,
last week bought the J. L. Irwin
farm north of town of John Pagan OF
Prairie du Chen. Consideration for
this good farm of $50 acres, we are
informed, was $92.50 per acre, the
lowest price paid for farm as good
| as this one in this vicinity in good
many years, and our judgment is that
Mr.. Weber made a remarkably gooo
buy that will return him more than
$3.50 profit in another year or two
| if he cares to sell when times get
back to normal again.
A deal was concluded last Satur-
day whereby the Meuser Lumber Co
of Dubuque bought the Bagley Lum-
Der Co. of the owners, Peter Retn-
wisch of Lansing, Iowa, and Ralpn
barrow of Bagley Mr.. barrow will
go to New Lisbon, Wis, where he Will
manage a lumber yard. The yard
here is in fine shape, with a dandy
set of buildings, and has been doing
and doubtless will continue to do a
good business. The Meuser company
| is a large concern with a dozen or
fifteen yards in Wisconsin and Iowa
and expects to give the best of ser
vice and meet all competition as TO
prices and quality. 1t is not definitely
decided as yet who will be their local.
manager.-Record.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
BAGLEY

Mrs. Hugh Hazen and son, Wilfred
of Savanna, came up Thursday and
Mr.. Hazen and son, Ronald, came Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Christ and daugh
ter, Bernadine of Savanna drove here
Tuesday for a weeks visit.
The Bagley school took first prize
for the biggest display of produce at
the Bloomington fair, also on school
work
Mrs. Gus Pohle is in very poor
health.
The body of the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Patch was brought from
Rock Island Monday and buried in the
Bagley cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Eastman, Mil
waukee. came Friday TO visit at the
C. d. Calkins home.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Barnes drove
up from Dubuque Saturday and back
Sunday. Mr.. Barnes stepped on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
BEETOWN

Artie Tebo and wife motored to Du-
buque and back Tuesday.
John Keitlinger has finished the
seasons work and is now man of
leisure.
Mrs. Barbara Fletcher, county nurse
and Miss Crandall, also a nurse, were
Tuesday callers.
Mrs. Laura Thompson moved her
household goods to Lancaster last
week.
Quite a number from here attended
the Bloomington fair Thursday and
Friday.
Jack Gathers, the Woodman deputT-
is looking after work here for week.
There was barn raising at William
Barr's Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Fenning of Dubuque
is visiting relatives here.
The proceeds from the chicken pie
supper were $42.75.
The new minister from Blooming ton
delivered a good sermon here Sunday.
Adolph Kimble end wife of Dubuque
sepnt Sunday at Herman Ats.
The Clarence Raisbeck and Lode
Galley families picnicked at Castle
Rock Sunday.
Elgar Nicholson and family spent
the weekend at Livingston.
Jos. Behlmer and family of Bagley
and James Gates and wife of Beetown
spent Sunday at Harry Dolphin's.
Tom Mcconnell and wife and Mrs.
Shappelle of Cassville were here on
Sunday afternoon.
AL Sturmer spent a few days in
Bloomington last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
SHAVINGS
An Overdose.

An overdose.
GOLFER-"Doctor you remem-
Der you recommended golf to take
my mind off my work."
DOCTOR-"Yes."
GOLFER-''Well, can you pres
cribe something now to get it back
again."
The Golden Rule.
Rural Magistrate-"Ill have to
fine a dollar, jeff"
Jeff-"I'll have to borrow it oHn
we, jedge,"
R. M.-Great Snakes! 1t was
only to get a dollar that / was i'm
ing ye. Git out! Ye amt guilty,
anyway"
A Natural Mistake.
The street-car conductors sum
of change was running short. A
young mother with her baby in her
lap, handed him half-dollar.
Conductor-"Is that the smallest
you've got?"
Young Mother-"Well, I've only
been married year."
Not Present.
Co-Ed-"You know, l didn't ac-
cept Claude the first time he pro-
posed"
Friend-"I guess you didn't. You
weren't there"
If Not Carried too Far.
Dad-"Do you think silk stock
ings are necessary"
Enthusiastically, UP to
certain point"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24

Charlie Vogelsbe" g spent the past
week in ST. Paul lite lding The nation
al convention of the American Legion.
DR.. Willis Faherty, accompanied by
the Misses Helen and Lucille Webb
and Veva Ostermeier motoreG to La
Crosse Saturday, returning Sunday
with Mrs. Faharty, who hal been TAX
ing treatment -, goitre at hospital
in that city for a month past.
Mrs. G. T. Burris has returned to
her home in La Crosse following
visit at the parental H. Dur1ey home.
Miss Pearl Keehner has gone to Po-
cahantas, Iowa, for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Kiefer and family.
The Misses Regina Pink, Mildred
Schroeder and Bertha Koeller of Po-
tosi are enrolled at Platteville Normal.
Marshall Ed Wiedman and Deputy
Sheriff Morse went to Rock Island,
ILL.,, last Monday and arrested William
Mcdonald on a charge of wife desef-
ton.
Sam Hinson drove up from Savanna
Saturday to see his wife and son, Har-
ry. Sunday he and wife and son and
parents, Judge and Mrs. e. M. Will
mott, motofed to Platteville and en-
joyed dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hinson.
The high wind Sunday afternoon
played havoc with the apple crop. In
passing through Dickeyville, the Po-
tosi scribe saw places where the
ground was literally covered with
fine apples that would have soon been
ready to pick and store for winter
use.
Attorney Ray Walker and Charles
Kaap of Lancaster were brief callers
in Potosi Saturday afternoon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
SPEED f SERVICE

e J. Austin and sons are build
ing an up-to-date hen house for
winter eggs that bring the big re-
turns.
Bill Barr of Beetown raised a
new barn Saturday, 36x60. Milo
Pritchett was the big noise. The
dinner was regular banquet and
Lester Appleby won first prize at
the table.
Clay Rafferty, is having his home
shingled with British Columbia
shingles. Art. Stivarius is doing
the work.
Two cars of Zeigler coal on the
track.
Car of lump Pocahantas on the
way.
Chas. Vaughan is putting in the
foundation for new corn crib and
barn.
Coal screenings for hogs for sale
cheap. They make the greatest
tonic there is and at the price you
cannot afford to leave your hogs
without it. Try it and see-your
hogs will leave ear corn to eat
coal screenings.
Vesperman Bros. took out a load
of Atlas cement.
Sam Pennock is pouring the ce-
nent driveway for the Standard Oil
filling station, with Atlas cement.
Indiana Coal on hand at $6.75 a
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
CASSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion wager of Bur-
ton were at the Barbara West home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elwell of Hur-
ricane were at the John Hernon home
Sunday.
Prof. G. NJ. Appleman accompanied
by Misses Betty Groom, Retha Nc
Dowell, Edna Garner and Mrs. Art.
Allen drove to Bloomington Saturday
evening to attend the play given at the
fair grounds.
Rev. Harry Lee and family left on
Saturday for So. Wayne, their new
field of labor in the M. E. church.
Rev. and Mrs. Taylor spent several
days in Bloomington the past week.
Mrs. F. w Nettekoven and son, Bill
ly, visited at the Chris. Garner home
in Bloomington Thursday.
Misses Melita Kleinpell, Lillian Ad-
rian, Vira Zeig1er and Charles HUI
bank of the class of "a, c. H. S., de-
part this week to attend Lacrosse
Normal. rae r.
Messrs. and Mesdames Delos Wood
son, Arden, also Homer Rohrer of Au-
burn, Wash, who have been visitors al
the VIM. Wood home in Bagley, were
callers at the o. Fl. Failing home
Sunday on their way to Lancaster.
Misses Esther West, Lena Schie1
and also Mrs Robt. Edge of Platte
Vile were weekend visitors in town
Mrs. Frank FISHER and Miss Mary
FISHER of Pra. du Chen were week
end guests of Misses Lena and Eva
Bushbell here. 1tE
Funeral services for Levin Biggan
an old resident of this village, and
who died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. Dolphin of No. Andover
was held Monday afternoon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
Finds Pass to Races
i'm rs a Bit Toe Old

Stevens POint-Elmer III, Iacl'son,
Seattle, visiting at his old home ] .e.
has an old pass in good conditicl,
but he found on inquiry of Mayor
j. N. Welsby that 1t was probably
too late to use it The pass is to
July races, 1875. Stevens Point Driv-
ing park, and it is signed W +. Kir-
wan. 1t also admits one team. Admis-
sion was 50 cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24
Gard of Thanks

For all the kindness of friends and
neighbors to our dear wife and mother,
for their sympathy to us, and the
many beautiful last tributes to her, we
hereby express our heartfelt thanks.
E. E. GRAHAM,
MRS. A. L. FUNK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-24

No matter what kind of clothes the
women wear next, they viii not snow
their age.