Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-10-26
Copyright is9s y he Proctor Gamble Co. Cincinnati


day evening for a royal entertainment.
Mrs. VIM. +. Carter of Milwaukee
visited from Saturday until Tuesday
with friends in the city.
Miss Josie Farnsworth returned
to her home in GAINESVILLE, Saturday,
after visit of several weeks with Lam
caster friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Budd and
Mrs. G. W. rockingham attended the
Eastern Star convention at Mineral
point Wednesday.
Jas. Miner has sold part of his
farm in Little Grant TO Joe Hurlbert
at $45 per acre. Ira Hurlbert will 90
onto the farm next spring.
Invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Miss Rhoda Bendorf
to Mr.. Matthew McKelvey at the home
Of the bride in south Lancaster.
Mr.. Frank Webb, Miss A. Kate
Wisner, Mr.. p M. Pearson and Miss
Mabel Church, the ITALIAN Club, at
Reeds opera house Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ii. c. Craig, Alma Bradley
and Emma Brothers went out hunting
few days ago and shot nine SOUR
rels, pretty good showing for one
afternoon.
Rev. Stanley left Lancaster on
Monday afternoon for Prairie du
Chen. lie expects to leave on the
following Monday for his new field of
labor in Mexico.
Edward Doyle of Cuba City, a
nephew of Felix Kilbride of the Grant
County Asylum, was adjudged insane
by Judge Goodsell and taken to the
asylum at Mendoza.
Before another issue of this paper
the deer hunting season will open.
The law provides that it is unlawful
to kill deer except from the 1st to the
goth. days of November.
An old house which was filled
with hay, on the farm of Geo. w.
Cardy of Boice Creek was struck by
lightning early Saturday morning
and burned to the ground.
III. S. Rhodes made business
trip to Chicago and Milwaukee last
week. Miss Linda Rhodes, who has
been spending several weeks with her
sister Mrs. +. Buchner in Milwaukee,
returned home with him Wednesday.
Fred w. Ruka of Boscobel and
Miss Mabel Shockley were married
Oct. Is, at the brides home in Sun
Prairie. The groom is connected
with the we'll known Ruka Bros. Manu-
featuring Company. After trip east
they will make their home in Boscobel
Mrs. II. w. Brown arrived home
from New York Saturday after spend
ing four delightful weeks with friends
in that city. While there she visited
her friend Miss Laura Case the actress.
well known to many Lancaster people,
who played with Mansfield last
year.
An unpleasant affair occurred on
our streets Sunday evening caused by
too free use of stimulants. The par
ties created n disturbance at the Di.
Vail House, breaking in the glass in
the Office door. They were afterward
arrested and fined, one five dollars and
costs and the other ten dollars and
costs.
The whist club. Of which Mrs j.
G. Nathan is member gave her a
birthday surprise party Tuesday even
ing. After spending very pleasant
evening the guests were served to a
delicious supper prepared by Mr.. j.
c. Nathan. This club will recon-
mend the above gentleman to any one
in need of a caterer.
Mrs. Jno. Livingston of Stevens
Point, who was called to Lancaster
last week on account OF the illness oil
her mother, Grandma Burr, and sis.
ter, Mrs. Geo, Clementson. both oil
whom are slowly improving, expects
to leave for home Saturday. Master
Ned Livingston came "Wednesday
morning from Livingston where hi
bad been staying with relatives.
The entertainment given Satur
day night by the ITALIAN Club O
Evanston was one of the most novel,
artistic and thoroughly meritorioul
performances ever given in this city
The audience was surprised and de
lighted. We commend the Thaliar
IClub wherever intelligence and refine
ment demand an evening of pure ant
rare enjoyment. The DeKolb Erenin,