Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-08-12

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"A party composed Of Messrs Geo.
B. Clementson, Charley Churchill. T.
A. Burr and Or. A. H. Barber left
Lancaster Monday morning to camp
in the wilds of Crawford county. They
intended to be gone one week.
MIR Chas Zeigler and wife left the
city for two weeks trip last Monday
morning They went to Burlington,
Wisconsin. first to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
James Daily. From there they will
go to Milwaukee to see Mr.. and Mrs.
/. H. Tarrant.
Lieut. Sam Hof and his brother
Paul, who had been visiting for sew
eral days with Mir. and Mrs. Charles
Meyers in this city, left for Boscobel
on Monday. Sam goes to West Point
faad Paul goes to make his home with
his brother Philip in Boscobel.
MIR. X. L. Hassell of Redfeld,
South Dakota, came to Lancaster FRI
day to take treatment with his broth
er, DR.. S. +. Hassell, for a month.
The gentleman has been marshal of
Redield for fifteen years. He will
visit Galena for two days this week.
On Monday Geo. Marks. Jr., and
his wife wen: to Omro. Wis, to visit
a week with his uncle. Walter Marks.
George is valued employee in the
undertaking and furniture establish
ment of Mr.. Geo. Goble in this city
and his faithfulness to wotk has well
earned him pleasant vacation.
Prof. A. w. Kopp of the Muscoda
high school was in the city the first
of the week attending the Christian
Endeavor convention. Prof. Kopp is
young man of marked ability and is
deservedly popular as an educator
where he has taught. He has been re-
elected principal of the Muscoda high
school.
A very enjoyable musicale was
given by Mrs. D. Needham on Friday
evening of last week. Mrs. Schuetgen
of Dubuque, formerly Anna Daacke of
Cassville, and local talent entertained
the guests most delightfully."-. Sing
ing and fancy dancing by Mrs. Schuet-
gems children was feature Of the
evening.
Mrs. Mary Reukauf and her son
Edward r. arrived in Lancaster Fri
day evening from Buffalo, N. Y.
They are on a four weeks visit to
John Reukauf in Lancaster and Henry
Reukauf in Ellenboro, and they are
the mother and brother of these two
gentlemen. This is their first visit in
Grant county.
Teachers in the vicinity of Cass-
vile are located by the Index for the
coming year as follows: Eliza Pea
cock, Brodtville; Bessie Webb, Brown
district; Miss M. Pierce, Sinners
Greek; Nellie Okey, Okey district;
Myrtle Obershaw, Groom district;
Clarence Brockert, Elwell district
Bert f. Groom, Glen Haven.
The outlook for continuance of
large attendance at the Lancaster
high school is bright. Already quite
a number from other towns have sig
nifed their intention to come and 9TH
ers are considering the matter. Our
high school is doing excellent work
and ought to enroll large member
ship from outside of the district.
--Fon Moore and Dennis Gardner
came up to the ball game from Platte
vile Monday. They are partly to
blame for Lancaster's defeat. They
found a horseshoe just outside of
town which they gathered in as a
good luck charm. 1t was hardly fair,
considering al the other disadvant-
ages, to make Lancaster boys play
against horseshoe luck.
In speaking of advertising Philip
A. Come says: 1.-The standing OF
newspaper is like wine. 1t improves
with age. 1t has seemed TO me that
the trade-bearing powers of newspa-
pers for legitimate merchandisers de-
pend as much upon the age Of the
publication and the confidence which
the public has in it as it does upon
the width Of its circulation.
--Janestille's clam she'll industry
is at a standstill. RI. Finley, rep
resentive of New York house. who