Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-09-20

Ringing Bros. circus is exhibit
ing in San Francisco today.
Mrs. C. Gingrich went to Fennl-
mere Saturday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Miss Blanche Atkinson OF Nolth
Andover is spending week with her
friend Miss Ocea Ray.
Miss Fender will have grand
fall opening of millinery Tuesday anu
Wednesday Of next week.
-Dodgevllle fair this week; Galena
and Richland Center the week follow
ing; and the big Boscobel' fair comes
next.
Mrs. Frank Hannum returned to
Hurley. S Dakota. Monday after a
three weeks visit with Lancaster re-
latives.
Joe Wright advertises fine farm
for sale or rent in another column.
Intending purchasers will do well to
investigate.
Lou B. Ruka. president of the
Boscobel fair association, circulated
among friends here Wednesday. en-
route to Dodgeville.
The Woman's club will probably
have H. C. ShowaIter speak at their
meeting this week. If 50, further
notice will be given.
j. b. Smith of Madison, prohibit
ton candidate for governor, spoke to
small audience Friday evening from
the Court Park stand.
Miss Frances Atkinson, who is a
trained nurse in the sanitarium at
Prairie du CHEN, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Lancaster friends.
John Mankel's rural mail route
team is Respondent in new h .rness
of the latest material and makeup
and the outfit is very attractive.
A new Challenge jobber of the
latest pattern and design has been
added to the equipment of the Her
AIDS Job department and is valuable
acquisition. We are now better pre-
pared than ever to cater to your wants
IN Job printing of every description.
H. c.. Showalter and family of
West Virginia are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Showalter. The two gen.
tlemen are cousins and had not seen
= each other since they were romping
. boys together. 1t is needless to state
: that the visit is being hugely enjoyed
by both.
CLARK NJ. Pease of Richland Cen
ter, president of the Union Telephone
company, inspected the system here
last week. In conversation with
Herald reporter Mr.. Pease stated that
the company is enjoying brisk
business. The season just closing
has been a terror on telephone SER
vice on account of numerous storms
of lightning and wind that wrought
great havoc with wires, poles, in
struments, etc.
Bloomington Record: Married
at the. Congregational parsonage,
Wednesday, September MIR. John
j. RYAN to Miss Irene Wildman, both
of Glen Haven. Mr.. Ryan is model
Young man OF excellent character.
Miss Wildman is one of Glen Ravens
fairest ladies and will know how to
make home life attractive. Both par
ties are of good families and have
many friends among their associates
who wish them well in their new re-
lationship of life. Mr.. Ryan has just
erected beautiful new home on his
farm near North Andover and they
Gill take possession at once and be at
home to their many friends who will
| be welcomed.
| The gay and festive English SPAR
row is apparently becoming Disguised
with the winter climate of this sec
Cion and like most other birds is ac-
quiring the habit of migrating to the
southern states to spend the time
when old Boreas reigns supreme in
northern cities. Great fiocks of them
containing thousands have been seen
within the past day or two directing
their course toward the land of per-
petual summer. Perhaps the clipper
little things have gained wisdom by
past experience during two uncom-
monty cold winters and are adverse
to taking chances on another one.