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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-24

would let up,
Mrs, Anderson, nee Flora Sigrist
was always n prime mover when
she was single in charivaring 9th
erso The young folks took lots of
pleasure in giving her a dose Of
her own medicine with full mea
sure,
Mrs. Frank Sigrist entertained
Sunday afternoon about 20 guests
in honor of the young folks. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Berry of Ballard was visi.
ting Mrs. II. Il. Anderson last Mon,
day.
Mrs. Foss was guest at Mrs.
p. A. Petersen last Thursday.
Mines. Moe and Cronander We're
week end guests also. The la.
dies were all from Tacoma,
District Superintendent Olson
gave a very fine address on
"Souls" at the closing of the
camp meeting in Beula Park last
Sunday evening.
The second annual session of
Beula Park Epworth League In
lStitute convened there last Mon
day. A fine program was carried
out each day. Young folks from
Tacoma, Seattle and other Sound
towns filled the dormitory. H. p,
Nelson is Dean and a corps of
good assistants as helpers. Sun
day, July 26 the Institute closes.
Andrew Holland left Sunday
for a two weeks visit with u
uncle in Yakima. 1t is his first
ride on railroad train. Bert
Dahl, another uncle, took him to
Seattle and put him aboard the
train. Well, it will prove a Won
derful experience for Andrew.
/
! Barney Rindal sailed his motor
boat to Lake Union last Sunday.
II took him IN hours for the trip
from Cove to Lake Union.
Miss Stella Ceilings spent Sun
day with the home folks on the
ranch.
Something quite unusual hap.
pened at Cove last Monday night
You all know what a clam bake is
but you would not think it posi-.
lble for an oyster bake. Mr.. Ed.
new, the scallop fisherman, furn,
ished the bake. They are rock
oysters found from $50 to 200 feet
deep on the bed of the Sound He
had sack of them, flat rough
shells nothing like our Eastern
oysters. A. j. Marsh and family
Mr.. Max and family and Mrs. and
children were guests for the feast.
We were shown some curious
life from the depths. Star fish
beautiful in coloring, young devil
fish, some jelly like life with pur-
pie stripes down its back, (name
forgotton), sea corn attached to
ian oyster. Looks like animal
tripe.
Mrs. E. 0. Rindal had with her
for over Sunday guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopherson, who motored
down from Everett.
There was a great sight at Cove
last Monday. Two young ladies
dressed only in bathing suits
shoes and stockings, rest of legs
bare. We had not the courage to
learn who they were or where they
floated in from, Oh my, how the
young fellows stared.
| (Uncle George was glad he
could "barely" see.-Ed.)
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4 COVE "
= Geo. McLean)
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COVE

Louis Satelcn was down from
Mt Vernon, spent the week end
with his nephew, Olaf Statelen, on
the ranch. The loganberry pick is
nearing the close
Neither the growers or packer
are sorry. The weather we have
been experiencing the past two
weeks has been pretty tough for
all concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zcne Whittemorc
enjoyed several days visit from
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Whittemore Of
California, and mother Mrs. A. Il.
Whittemore Of Seattle.
George has been working for an
uncle in Los Angeles for two years
past. Has a fine position with an
oil company in Portland. Left
last Thursday for that city via
Seattle spending several days in
the latter city before proceeding
on his journey.
VIM. Niece is improving every
day from his stroke. Even these
hot days is out swinging the
scythc cutting his oats.
We had occasion last spring TIC
speak Of Mrs. W. G. Doyle as be-
ling a scientific farmerette when
it comes to gardening. All those
stakes in her flower beds have be.
come blooming dahlias. A beau
tiful sight. She has a fine collec
ton.
w. G. Doyle is feeling pretty
proud these days as he got II
eases of eggs from his bunch Of
pullets last week. They were
Matched in February.
Miss Louis Hotchkin, picking
berries on the Prigg ranch, step
ped in a hole spraining her ankle
She is able to walk at the present
writing.
Miss Daphne Haugan, who is at
tending the summer course at th'
Bellingham Normal, was weel
and guest at the Crosier ranch
Miss Hangar was a teacher last
year in the Columbia school.
Mrs. R. B. McClinton says she
did not have any visitors ovel
Sunday but lots of callers during
the day buying cherries and young
frys.
] w. w. Prigg is just back from
the Elks convention in Portland
Had a fine time of it, but rather
| done up. Too much entertain
ment. Was handed a slip contain
ing 16 different social events al
his disposal. Toasted to the limit
Not used to so much going wa,
trying to catch up on his sleeping
; as we called.
Mrs Prigg is up and around
feeling much improved. Glad she
is most over the flu.
There was a high time at Franz
| Sigrist's home last Saturday
night. The newly married couple
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Lindberg were
home and watching, expecting
something to turn up. Nothing
materialized. So the folks all
went to bed. Along about 2 a. m
the young folks of Cove, some had
been waiting and others return.
| ing from the dance, let loose reg.
ular pandemonium with THEN
bells boilers, pans, anything to
|
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FOR SALE

BEES FOR sALE--Carnolian and
Italian Bees. Have more than
l want. In regular 5 frame
hives with metal covers. Have
straight wired combs and 4 to
5 of them full of honey. $40 per
colony S. j, Harmeling and
Son, Vashon., 7-24-tf
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I WANT-Your Madonna Lilly
Bulbs. Will pay twenty cents
a pound for them. Wrap them
up and mail to me. | will send
you the money at once. | will
pay postage. Now is the time
to dig them. Geo. Sheffield, at
the Dahlia Farm or P. 0. Bur
ton, r. d. Box 40. 7-17-2t
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ADVERTISING RATES

10 cents per line for first inser,
ton; S cents per line for each ad.
ditional insertion.
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WANTED-To buy a milk goat,
giving about two quarts. A
Toggenburg preferred. l.. G..
Comstock, Burton, Wn. 7-17-2t
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WANTED to buy CHERRIES
and all other tree fruits for spot
cash. Morehouse and Garvin.
Phone Red 102. 7-3-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and fruit.
What have youi Phone Black
2O3. 7-24-ti
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FOR SALE-Fiye acres. Good soil
level, about two acres cleared.
On county road near Burton.
Fine tract for berries. Phone
Red 1904 or address \. S. Freta
Burton, Wash. 7-17-t3
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FOR sALE-0ne Morgan 6 yr.
old mare, Weight 900 lb. Good
saddle, driving and cultivating
mare. viii trade for COW. II.
2. Babcock, Red 1873. 7-17-l
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R. B. HAYES of Portage is in the
market for beef, pork and veal.
Phone, Black 772. 43t7p.
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Crescent b. rand
Spices

should appeal just as much to women who buy
on price those who buy quality.
Crescent Spices are a decided economy when their
strength is considered in comparison with ordi-
nary spices.
Crescent Spices are pure spices, ground from the
most favorous raw spices procurable. All fiber,
stems and debris is screened out and the spice
is washed by streams of pure air. In the grinding
every precaution is taken to prevent loss of flavor
through evaporation
Users of Crescent Gound Spices are assured
1000 pure spice which goes farther-costs less
in the end,
HELP TO BUILD BIGGER WASHINGTON
PAYRoLLs THROUGH BUYING NORTHWEST
PRODUCTS AND you WILL RECEIVE A RE
TURN IN "A BIGGER MARKET FOR vAsBoN
PRODUCTS
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FOR SALE-Five room house and
LOT on Burton Beach for half
price if sold at once. For fur,
Their information call or write to
G. II. Taylor, Burton, Wn. 7-17t4
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-07-24

Storage batteries sold, rented, re
paired and charged. Radio parts
machine work, generator and
starter work a speciality. Wash
on Machine Shop.
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FOR sALE-Good gentle work
horse weight 1400. Might trade
for COW. Frank Marker, LISA
beula, Wash. 7-17-tf
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WANTED

WANTED-To buy either pullets
or yearlings, Must be reason
ably priced. Cali Black 1888.
G. Christensen, Vashon Rt.
7-24.3tp
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MISCELLANEOUS

FILMS left with Jack Olson at
North End Ferry dock will be
developed with haste and best
results guaranteed. Also films
for sale. Aug.-14
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side curtain near
Burton. Finder return to Mrs.
Coates, Burton, 7-24-tf
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CEDAR sKIFFs-12ft. X 4415in.
Copper Riveted. Lightest and
best made, Bates Boat Works.
p. 0. Lisabeula, Wn, Works,
Paradise Cove, Yashon island
1-10-4t
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G0oL off these hot days with
some ice cold pop or a dish of
Seattle Ice Cream sold at Ferry
Dock by Jack Olson. Aug.-1i
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FOR SALE--A Schilling & Son
piano. Call Red 114l. 6-26-tf
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GREEN sTAMPs-Get yours at
The Cash and Carry Grocery.
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FOR RENT-pleasant six room
house on Newly ranch near
Beall Greenhouse, Some fruit
on place. Rent $40. per month
Apply L, C. Beall, Jr.
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FOR RENT

BoATS-For rent by hour or day
Reasonable rates. Jack Olson at
North End Ferry Dock. Aug.-14
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DAIRY-M. H. Means,
Proprietor. The only licensed
dairy on Vashon Island. Phone
Black 102. 5-22-6m
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BuLL-For Service. $500. VIM
Boynton, Y mile northeast of
Vashon High School. 6-19-tf
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
LIVINGSTON

Friday afternoon a demonstration on cook
ing with electric range was given by MISS
Stark of Beaver Dam at the hotel Many
good recipes were demonstrated and taken
down by the auditors.
An impromptu pot luck dinner was given
for the l.. J. Andrew family from Harvard,
ILL.,, at the hotel Sunday evening.
Edith and Orville Livingston returned to
the H. r. Livingston home for the Easter
vacation.
The following We're visitors at their re-
spective homes the Weekend: MISS
Anna Livingston, Roxy Wilkinson, Elsie
Nicholson, Lois and Roxy Biddick, Mildred
Sl1aife Charles Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Cay
Marshall and Ruth Biddick and Martina
Rundell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Livingston and fam
ilv were visitors at the r. A. Tenny home
over Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. l.. Me1llle ana emil
dren were visitors one day last week at the
home of Miss Jenny Livingston.
d. C. Morrow from Kansas ity, was an
overnight visitor at the hotel Livingston
Sunday night.
Mrs. Arch Rundell returned home Thurs
day night from Hurley, S. D., where she
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Ann Woodward.
Miss Vera Tewksbury has been a visitor
at the Elmer Skate home for the past
week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
FENNIMORE

Mrs Albert Ketterer is i'll with grip
at her home in the first ward.
Fifteen people were taken into mem
bership at the Easter service held at
the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day morning. A fine sacred concert
was given in the evening.
Prof. F. E. Drescher and family have
moved into the August Doeringsfeld
home in the first ward.
Harry Sulzer, Lee Cushman, Stella
Meyer, Walter Stitch and Jay Howell
all of Madison, were over Sunday
guests at home.
D. L. VanAuken and wife of Milwau-
kee visited at the Carson Peacock
and d. A. Donnan homes the past
week. Mrs. Donnan accompanied them
to Milwaukee to spend few days.
Dr. Arnold Jackson of the jackson
Clinic in Madison, gave an interesting
and instructive lecture to the Parent
Teachers meeting at the high school
Friday night on "Goitre.'
Calire Howell, Leo Boebel, Laura
Stauffacher, Harold Horton, Margaret
Orion and Bertha Walters were home
from Platteville where they are at
tending school; Hilton Doeringsfeld
from Milwaukee Marquette college.
The Henry Schuppener family of
Sitter spent Easter Sunday at the
&c. w Mauer home.
Grace Tomas was home from White
water Normal, Wilma Hazen from Mil
waukee normal for the Easter yaca-
ton.
Leo Schroeder, baggageman at the
depot, spent over Sunday at Baraboo
with his wife.
Mrs. Sydney Weber and little son of
GAINESVILLE were guests the past week
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. F. N.
Kern.
The referendum to permit offices
that have been appointive in the city
consisting of the city clerk, marshal
and assessor, to be elected by the peo-
pie, passed by a large majority: AT
next springs election these OFFICES
will be elected along with the other
offices, instead of being appointed by
the city council.
Fred Miles is the new clerk at the
Webster grocery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
SITTER

Miss Alice Block of Lancaster was Wis
itor here for a few days the past WeeE "lth
her aunt Mrs. Will Pien.
Mrs. Martin Risic visited IN fehIllhhoie
a few days last week.
Mrs. Emma Briel assisted at the Reuben
Holzinger home the past week.
MANY pupils of different schools took
notes of the election here last Tuesday:
Henry Schuppener is having a lare els
tern put in at his store =.
Delbert Briel who has been staying III
Milwaukee is home again.
a crew of men have begun the work on
road bed for hard gravel.
Miss Ardyth Jones has been dong as
sstant teaching at Werley for two weeks
Little Richard Lueder is visiting ms
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Nlckel'
Arthur Wagner of Fennimore was in town
Mrs. Mary Williams of Lancaster is VS.
iting at the Clarence Jerrett nome.
Kasper Henkel has purchased new Blu
Mrs. Henry Henkel and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Earl were calling on frlends mere
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Bergheger and
daughter Myrna, of Lancaster were mere
the past week calling on relatives.
VIM. Fache of Lancaster was caller
Miss Mildred Lind visited in Lancaster
last week. ,.
Friday returning Saturday with VIII
Pien and family who motored there to
| spend Easter with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergheger accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Winsor attended
Easter services Sunday at Platteville for
the Commandery.
Max webster and family motored to
Madison to spend Easter Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. John Briel and
children.
Claude Schuppener has accepted position
as secretary of the Bethesda hospital at
Cincinnati, O.. and has resigned as helper
in his fathers store. His place there has
been filled by Charles Lind. Claude al
so appointed town clerk and his going
away will cause a vacancy to be filled.
Rev. w. P. Kramer, wife and son, mo-
tored to Minneapolis Monday to seek med
ical attention for the boy.
Misses Grace and Velma Finnegan of
Madison spent Easter vacation at home
Mrs Fannie Bayman and Jessie were
Easter visitors in Lancaster with relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

until Monday.
De Forest Brown drove back to Wis
consin Rapids Sunday to resume his
work as teacher in the high school
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Wagner of
! Dennison, Texas, arrived here We'd
neSday for a visit with relatives and
old friends.
Mrs. Nevada Mccarthy of GAINESVILLE
spent the past week at the Herman
and Harry Voss homes.
Mrs. Kara Anten of South Bend, Ind,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Elgie
Garthwaite, and family.
Mrs. Ralph HOskins visited at Lake
Mills and Milwaukee several days, re-
turning home Friday.
r. n Hoskins went to Burton Sun
day to conduct the funeral of Mr..
Noble, the aged father of 0. p. Noble,
who is doing road work in this sec
ton.
Miss Daisy Schneyer was home from
Madison for weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schneyer.
Mrs. Nanta Beeman, her son, David
and her mother, Mrs. Nancy Hatch,
came from Madison Friday to spend
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and two sons
of La Crosse were guests at the Les
Pritchett home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hickok of Bel
mont spent Sunday with relatives here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Briethaupt of
Lancaster visited at the Gus Reynolds
! home Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. Phillips came home Mon
day from Milwaukee where she passed
the winter with her daughter, Eleanor
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Peacock and
daughter drove from Tripoli, Ia, Sat
urday and visited at the James ePa-
cock home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper of
Madison visited relatives here the lat
ter half of the week, returning home
Sunday.
Miss Belva Hoskins, teacher at Mil
waukee, came home Thursday to spend
a short vacation.
Miss Emma Hammond who teaches
at Berlin, N. Y, arrived home Satur-
day for a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riese and
daughter, Maisie, of Dubuque spent
Sunday at the Fred REESE home.
Leo Garthwaite of Cashton spent
the weekend at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs Charley Hickok.
Reinilda Meyers and Helen Patter-
son came home from st. Mary's school
at Pra. du Chen for the Easter vaca-
ton
Miss Nellie Mcnamara, teacher at
Madison, spent her spring vacation at
home.
Mrs. Henry Kirschbaum of Cass-
vile came up Friday for a visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Thiesman.
Mrs. Anna Garne~ and children Wis
tied at Dubuque and Gutenberg the
latter part of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. House of Boscobel Wis
! tied their daughter, Mrs. Grant Gar
ner, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Mann of Glen Haven is
a guest at the Clarence Ball home.
| Mrs. A. Ellis of Mt. Hope visited
her son, Carl, and family the latter
part of the week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

The baking sale conducted by the G.
D. OF A. in Potosi Saturday afternoon,
was well attended and all baking goods
were disposed of.
And now we will soon doff our hats
to his honor, Judge Brennan. No bet
ter choice could have been made for
the office of county judge though his
two competitors are men of legal
ability. Walter j. Brennan has for
many years been practitioner in the
county court and no man has better
knowledge of the duties of a county
judge than he is possessed of. His
many friends in this neck O. the woods
extend sincere congratulations to him
for his elevation to the dignified Of
flee of county judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
SHAVINGS

'Why, pa, this is roast beef"
exclaimed little Jim at dinner one
evening when Mr.. Brown, a guest
of honor, was present.
"Why, you told Ma this morning
that you were going to bring an old
mutton-head home for dinner this
EVENING""
Katie: "Say, Jack, how did you
get that red on your lip?"
Jack: That's my tag for parking
too long in one place"
City Friend: Hes a fine-look-
ing young man"
Sturdy Oak: "Y-e-e-s."
City Friend: well, anyway, he
has mighty good head"
Sturdy Oak: ut ought to be good.
That fellows head is brand-new;
he's never used it any"
The girl about to travel alone
was warned not to talk to strange
men. At the station, the conductor
asked: "Where are you going?"
ITO Detroit" she answered. so he
put her on the Detroit train.
AS the train pulled out she looked
back and said:
TIA, ha, 1 fooled him that time.
I'm going to Chicago"
John" asked the nagging wife
as the bedtime hour approached,
'is everything shut up for the
night?"
THAT depends on you," growled
John, Everything else has.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
FLORA

Miss Pearl Peak at the Archie Ed
wards home last week.
Minnie Edwards and Essie Garthwaite
went to Lancaster last Thursday.
Miss Snyder visited the school last Fri
day.
waite and Eliza Edgington went to Platte
vile Saturday to attend the bazaar given
by the L. d. S. Ladies.
Ema Peak attended the Ladies' Aid at
Archie Peaks last Thursday.
The Sunday school had a picnic dinner
in dark hollow Sunday. The youngsters
toasted wieners and marshmallows and
gathered flowers.
Carl Meyers called on Russell Snyder Sun
day.
Lilah Mclean, Lawrence Blackburn and
Harley Foster spent Sunday with friends
here.
Anthem Peter son and wife and Ernest
Schildgen and family were at Homer Irish's
Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
NORTH LANCASTER

Carol and Eunice Pittenger were
home the past week it being Easter
vacation for Platteville students.
Lois Wilson spent two weeks at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Clay Fra
lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mccormick spent
several days at the Godfrey home.
Leslie Deakin and James Huff at
tended the Masonic lodge Friday night.
John Diesel bought one of Guy
Walkers Jersey COWS.
Mrs Emily Vesperman has a fine
bunch OF baby chicks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
CORN CRIR RTRNS

A corn crib On the Irwin Walker
farm was destroyed by fire about Z
o'clock Monday evening. The fire de-
partment made a quick run and pro-
tected adjacent buildings but the near
est fire hydrant was too far away to
afford water pressure on the blaze.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Muller Bros. announce a dance at
their commodious hall on the ridge
for Friday evening, April II. Enzler's
Troubadors, successors to the Novelty
Boys orchestra, will do the musical
part for the OCCASIONALLY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Henry Brandemuehl is building
a garage for Miss Farrell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

We have a stock of hard nut coal
for breeders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15
SPEED E SERVICE

Will Kraemer is building a gar
age for J. l. Williams.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15


MASONS-We have in stock a
car of GRAVEL, SAND, ATLAS
CEMENT, TAILINGS, WOOD PULP
PLASTER, LIME AND KANT
KRUSH TILE. GET BUSY!
Dan Hoffman took home 2 gal
Ions of our metal roof paint.
Henry Kraemer did some repair
ing at the Ed Lickel farm.
Austin Dewey is getting his new
place in shape. Block & Son are
using Atlas Cement for the founda-
ton for the barn Austin bought
of Art Knapp.
John Rock is shingling the Nc
Cormick residence and also making
considerable repairs on Parke
Knapp's house.
Coal screenings for hog feed
plenty in stock. Just the thing
when you are fattening your hogs.
Reuben Wetter took home a can
of roof coating and roof putty to
stop a leak in his roof.
Sam Pennock did some shingling
at the Louis Weber residence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

the needle and IN fair possession of
all of her faculties. She keens m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

w 0Uu0Sudy.
The Methodist choir expects to give
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Dan Hoffman took home 2 gal
Ions of our metal roof paint.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-15

Henry Kraemer did some repair
ing at the Ed Lickel farm.