Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
Harry orion attended the a4alena

Henry Bonn of Bloomington is
spending a few days in the city.
Mr.. Gunther'o of Potosi called on
Lancaster friends last Tuesday.
John Kinsler of Bloomington was
a Lancaster visitor one day last week.
The American History Club viii
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Mary
Morse
Geo. Stewart took Tuesdays out
bound train for Mason City, Ia, on a
visit.
The Boscobel fair is in progress
this week and large number from
this city are in attendance.
Mrs. John Blackburn who has
been visiting in Evansville, Wis, for
a few days, returned home Monday.
Mrs. James McGonigal of this
city and Mrs. John Carey of Patch
Grove are visiting relatives at Siblev,
Iowa.
Capt. John F. Lane arrived Tues
day from keshena reservation and
will remain here on vacation and
visit until after election.
Philip Grimm. who has been in
Milwaukee for several months. stop
ped IN our city on his way home to
Cuba City to visit friends.
The Library club will meet at
DR.. Mariow's office Friday evening at
$50. A full attendance of memb ers
is requested. ANY one having copy
of The Fowler will please bring it.
-Henkel & Co. have one of the
prettiest display windows ever seen
in Lancaster. It's the handiwork of
John Henkel and represents good
taste as well as great amount of
labor.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
congregational church will meet again
this week with Mrs. John Schreiner
and hope for decided improvement
in the weather and a full attendance
of all ladies inter rested in the church
work.
The Wenzell building on Maple
St. is being remodeled and arranged
for F. E. Tenant, the harness maker,
who now occupies quarters adjoining
The new store when alterations are
completed will be dandy and Frank
will be better prepared than ever to
serve patrons in his line.
! Ed. r. Wood, a friend of Chas.
Angus, who on visit here this
summer and made many acquaint-
ances, was nominated by O'Brien Co. :,
Iowa, Republicans for the Office of
county clerk at their convention last
month Mr.. Woods friends back in
Wisconsin only wish they could assist
him at the polls at election time.
Rev. FIR. Potter will attend the
54th annual council of the church of
the Diocese of Milwaukee which con-
venes in All Saints cathedral OF that
city Tuesday next, the bishop of the
diocese presiding. A cantata will be
rendered prior to opening of the
council, the bishop being celebrant.
The Rev. A. H. Darlington, priest in
charge of Christ church, GAINESVILLE,
will be the preacher.
The Madison merchants have been
lucky enough to get that city three
railroads to give half fare to their
street fair and carnival October 10th
to goth. Military companies are be-
ing invited from far and wide. There
will be foot ball game and big Demo-
cratic and Republican day The capitol
square will be lined with business
booths; there will be fireworks from
the capitol and parades Cmilitary and
floral and automobile.) There will be
parade of floats every night.
We acknowledge with pleasure
the receipt Of a bright-eyed baby girl.
The date of her advent is chronicled
in the johnson family history as Sept.
&c, 1900, and her coming added eight
and one-half pounds of happiness to
the household. The little lady gained
place in our hearts the first day and
if she has half the good luck we wish
her there will never a shadow darken
her pathway. The usual things APP
propriate for such an occasion are on
tap at this Office and whether you in
dulge or not you're welcome to one