Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rhodes from
Akron. Ohio. are visiting at the Edward
Garside home in this city.
Don't fail to call at Barba IA Scbloess-
er's Millinery rooms, Oct. 1920 q y.
She has lots of nice things to show you.
Nm. Raisbeck. of Beetown, who has
been attending the Valentine Bros.
School of Telegraphy, at GAINESVILLE, is
home again.
For the present tie University exten-
sion lectures viii be held in the Con
gregational Church. Be there next Fri
day evening.
A g. Zimmerman of the law firm of
Lafayette, Harper, Roe, zimmerman
Of Madison was in the city Tuesday on
legal business.
Mrs. Nettie Dellar was at Mr..
Oswald's few days last week visiting
with friends and the cousins of the
Nathan families.
Our congressman, Hon. J. w. Bah
cock, is elected vice president of the
National Republican Congressional
Campaign Committee.
Miss Velma Trowbridge, teacher of
the second primary school. went to
Chicago Saturday to see Chicago Day.
Miss Laura Barber is teaching for her
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Garthwaite. Of
Little Grant, start this week on visit
to Mrs Garthwaite's mother, who lives
in Colorado. We wish them a good
time
Ameri can colonization before Column
bus, by Prof. Fred. j. Turner Of the
State University. An intensity inter-
esting lecture Don't miss it. Friday
Oct, 10
That will be a live lecture Friday
evening and those who are attending
court will while away a pleasant and
profitable hour by making it a point to
be there
The corn crop in the north part of
the County seems TO be excellent. Jos.
and Henry Beadle, of Millville having
husked AS bu. off of acres, that's 95
bu. to the acre.
Fri Graham was called TO Stoughton
last Monday, by telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Graham and Lille accompanied
him on his journey.
Mr.. c. r. Thomas of the old firm of
Thomas and Mccoy is in the city and
pleasantly renewing old acquaintance.
He has an important notice IN another
column. Look it up.
John Pendleton will likely be home
Saturday. The operation performed
on his face for cancer seems to have
been successful, the cancer coming out
last Monday morning.
Barbara Schloesser has purchased
that elegant French Plate looking glass
of Mrs. Weber. 1t is just the thing be-
fore which to try on those elegant new
hats. Call and see for yourselves.
Mrs. S. E. Hassell entertained about
twenty ladies' at five o'clock last Satur-.
day. Dainty refreshments were served
at little tables. The proverbial GENIAL
ity of that home is social blessing.
DR.. Harry B. Faville of Madison has
accepted the offer of the chair of gener-
al medicine IN the Chicago Polytechnic
College. He will still live in Madison
as but one half his time will be needed
in his college work.
Rev j. Johns, well known as min
lister n Little Grant Is years ago, made
us pleasant cali last week. He men
lions that Mr.. John Dobbs who was
well known citizen here some years ago
IS now prosperlng at Bennett, Neo.
The Gospel Tent Male Quartette sang
in the Cong. Church Tuesday evening,
every body was highly pleased. Their
was most excellent in
every particular. Don't fail to hear
them when they come to your town
We were surprised yesterday to meet
Miss Ellen Chafee here in the city.
While she is feeble after her long sick
ness she still has her old time energy.
She talks Of dlsposing Of her Burton
and Of coming 10 Lancaster to 4
live
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simison are
the Fair. Next week Mrs.
viii attend the w. c. =. U.
in Chicago as delegate from
where sheis State Secretary
of the w. c. T. [ They viii return
to Lancaster