Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-02-15

at John Burns.
Mrs W. I. Joeckel is recovering
from a severe illness
1t is reported that Geo. W. Gold
smith expects to move his family to
Fennimore the lst of March.
Mr.. Herman Grimm Of Cassville
was in Lancaster Tuesday and We'd
nesday on Asylum business.
Mr.. W. II. Thomas of Potosi
spent Sunday at the home of T. F.
Orion, returning home Monday.
The Junior League viii give a
Fad" sociabe at the NJ. +. chapel,
on Friday evening. February 23rd.
The invitations are out for the
wedding OF Miss Elma Hurlburt and
Mr. Harry T TAYLOR for Wednesday,
Feb. 81
Mrs. frankie Wright and daugh-
ter Ollie OF Ogde s5urg, Wi are spend
ing few weeks with relatives in this
city and III Beetown.
Mrs. II. Nj. Roberts OF Blooming
ton, who has been visiting her moth
er Mrs. Rudworth, for a couple Of
weeks. returned to her home Satur-
day
Miss Bessie Gibbs gaze a very
pleasant party to about thirty Of her
little friends last Saturday evening
from 6 to $ o'clock. Il was her
eleventh birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schreiner
went 70 Chicago Monday and from
there they expect to 90 to the City Of
Mexico, the trip 10 take about six
weeks They will visit many other
points while in the south.
The Modern Woodmen now have
Good Fellowship Camps established
in Hawaii. Cuba, Porto Rico, and the
Philippines. While these Camps can
not adopt new members, they can fra
ternze and enjoy all other advantage
IS OF this powerful Woodman organi-
cations
Louis Dagger 4 Go. Patent At
torners, Washington, D. G., report
that on last Tuesday Nj. NJ ).
Adams, a resident Of this place, OBJ
tanned a valuable patent for improve
ments in screen door openers and 10
other residents Of this state eleven
patents were issued or the same date.
sam when asked If he ever heard
sheep itch in the Silly night when
the dogwood bark? Replied that he
had aot heard such tick. but he
had often heard the bed tick, had seen
q horse hy and watched the rope walk
lie had seen a horse shoe tobacco, |
watched clothes line up. had hogshead
him Of and had frequently felt the
corn hook. When asked if he didn't
haze wheels III his head ~ said he
wouldn't wonder q hit for be had
eaten truck for dinner.
Auction SALE: Wm Craven, re-
siding IN the town Of Lima, shout
seven and one hall miles northwest
Of Plattcvile win sell at a public sale
On Tuesday, February 20, a number
Of horses, cfttle. sheep and hogs,
lot Of farm machinery, and household
goods. Possibly his herd Of deer will
be offered fol sale. if not contracted
for before that date TERMS Sums
Of $1,000 Or under, cash; over that
amount one years time with approx
ed note, bearing per cent interest
NJ A. BI,Hor, Auationeer.
FAC masquerade at the roller
rink en- last Friday evening was a sue
cess. A large crowd Of children an
der the age Of fifteen years were mask
ed and all had delightful time.
Prizes were awarded a follows.
Boys, TO l.. T. Rasford for tho most
handsome costume: to Harry Basford
FOR best skater: 10 Fred BAILEY for The
most comicai costume Girls ia Beth
Iiscberness for most handsome cos.
tune; 10 Bessie Montpleasure for the
best skater; 70 Georgia Hyde for the
most comic costume.
-Cassville Index; Attbe Catholic
church in this village. On Tuesday
morning. February 6 Casner Adrian
and Miss Mary Schann wore married.
~ Rev. +. j. Jones. After the
church ceremony Il large number Of