Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

July 31st, Big Street Parade OF
| Uncle TOMS Cabin 1902, ~ Watch
for il.
The new rock crushcr ordered by
the city arrived Tuesday evening and
was taken 10 the quarry Wednesday.
Miss Mae Schroeder, library clerk
in the state superintendent's office,
was a visitor at the institute Tuesday
and Wednesday.
II. G. Nathan, IL Walton viii
Irish and VIII Ressmeyer drove to
Bcrtram Lake Saturday evening on A
fishing expedition.
Mr. and Mrs y. Needham left
Tuesday morning for their new home
in Lewiston, Idaho.
The family Of viii Humphrey
have moved into the Blaisdell house
on South Adams street
Mrs. Frank VandcWall after an
extended visit with her sister in Cal
umet Mich returned home Tuesday
evening
Miss Grace BudWOrth went to
Providence on her wheel last week for
few days visit with her uncle George
Budworth.
Mr.. Patzer, chief conductor at
the institute, is accompanied By his
wife and young son Edward They
are guests Of the Wright house
Mr.. aud Mrs. John G. Baker from
Blanehardvillc, Lafayette county,
Wis, are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Ira Lel'aron in this city this week.
Mrs McNair aud Miss Bessie Me
Nar leave tomorrow, Thursday. for
an extended visit at EIoughton, Mich
igan. with the family of Prof. i. W.
McNair
Arthur Fox and Arthur Hall of
Chicago are visiting in this city with
relatives. They made the trip from
Chicago on their BICYCLES. They eX-
peot 10 remain about a week
How about the family picture
you have been wanting and wishing
for 50 long? Now is the time while
the children are home on vacation.
Walton takes good family groups
Mrs. }. Whitney returned home
Thursday after spending several weeks
in Milwaukee and Bcloit. She
brought her nephew Master Chester
Walters home with her to stay for the
summer
Miss Jeanette Bicg Of Milwaukee
and Mrs Raymond Smith, nee Settle
l6ieg, and little daughter Marea. Of
Evanston, HI, arrived in Lancaster
Tuesday evening for = visit with their
mother and sisters
Mrs Ada c. Cover OF Washington.
y. G., and her son Lou Cover. wife
and son of Milwaukee, arrived at the
home Of } G. Nathan Saturday even
ing for a visit with relatives and
friends for week or two.
An exchange gives the following
advice. Never borrow your neigh
bor's paper. There is no greater nui-
sanec than paper borrower If YOU
are too pcnurious to subscribe and pay
for your own paper-rcad the Bible.
You ought to-
The Y P. S. c. +. society viii
give an ice cream social in the park
this Thursday evening. July 81. Ii
the weather is unfavorable it will be
held in The Congregational church
parlors. Everyone come and enjoy
an evening in the park
The tent meetings held 10y Reys.
Bird and Stewart, half way between
Hazeton and Brodtyille, are going on
with excellent attendance and inter
est. The meetings will continue this
week and special attention viii be
given the musical program.
The ladies of W. T. sherman. W.
R.C.of Platteville placed in the hands
OF he city mayor the sum Of s243.S5
for the New Richmond Sufferers Fund.
The amount was raised BY solicitation
from the citizens aud the Red Cross
Society contributed fifteen dollars.
The members Of the Little Grant
p. NJ Church and those interesle
desire TO express their thanks to all
who gathered at the parsonage to
make the ice cream festival success,
and a success il was for 5000 was
realized from the gathering. The
pastor SAYS that he never witnessed .
more orderly and good looking
gathering in his life Next time the
committee will have seats Tor those
out OF doors.