Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-11
Typical fall weather this

Typical Fall weather this
D-Dixie Jubilee Concert company.
Attend the Republican rally to-
night.
City Opera house Monday even
ing, Oct. 10th.
Admission csc: reserved seats
S5c; seats on sale at Burr's for Dixie
concert.
-Joeekel Bros. talking brownie is
an amusing feature of their display
window.
The Congregational parsonage is
being rooted with new coat of
shingles.
Amanda Dernan, Fennimore, has
been granted widows pension of IS
per month.
Lancaster sent delegation of
q thirty or more to the Boscobel fair
last week.
Wilbur Doll fills the vacancy at
the Hub due to Melvin Goodrich's
resignation.
The Political Equality club will
meet Monday, Oct. 18th at 2;30 p. M.
with Mrs. Morgans.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
on Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock with
Mrs. C. H. Basford.
Much of the new fall millinery
the shops recently purchased is al
ready on the streets.
Some people don't know when
other people have enough-the
weather clerk, for instance.
A ribbon sale is the feature at
Miss Wilhelm's for the balance of this
week 1t opens today. There's bar
gains in ribbons there.
Heavy storms throughout Wis
consin and Minnesota caused floods
and consequent damage last week.
The Wisconsin river is the highest it
has been for years.
-Ferguson's Jubilee Concert Com
pany, composing the best colored
talent in the world, will appear at the
City opera house Monday evening.
Oct. 18th. Usual prices.
-Ex-Sheriff Hymer's discolored
eve was not received at the hands of
the youthful son that recently put in
appearance as was reported. Mr..
Hymer came in contact with a door.
Park Dudley is to launch out in
- the tailoring business on his hook.
He has purchased the tailoring bust
ness of John Clifford and will endeavor
to please old patrons and make new
ones.
-Shorthorn enthusiasts through
out this section should bear in mind
the Bonham sale at the fair grounds
in this city Nov. 2nd. The best
strains are represented in animals
that will be put up for auction.
Why is the paper so much better
one week than another? just for the
same reason that cook can have a
good dinner one day and poor one
the next. 1t depends on the amount
of material at hand. We cannot make
news. We try to get all of local ma
ture there is going and if we fail it is
not our fault.
Companion Court, Order of For
esters, held an unusually pleasant ses-
sion Monday evening. Miss Carrie
A. Davis, Deputy Supreme Chief
Ranger. of Toronto, Can, was pres
emit. Two candidates were initiated
into the order and Miss Davis COM
plimented Lancaster ladies on the ex-
cellent manner in which the work
was executed, At the close of the
ceremonies refreshments were served,
and a good time enjoyed.
MIR. Wilton l.. Morse of Silverton,
v. Colo, and Miss Hattie w. Barnett OF
this city will be united in marriage
4 this "wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Rev. Potter Of
ficiating. Supper and season of con-
\ CALCULATIONS will follow and the newly
welded couple will at once take their
departure for Potosi, where they will
board a Burlington train for Chicago.
A short visit will be made at Mound
vile, Kan, the old home of the
groom, whence they will go to Silver
ton, where he is engaged in business.
The bride is popular in large circle
of acquaintance here who will great
ly miss her. The congratulations OF
all go with Mr.. and Mrs. Morse to
their new home.
CALL and see Hatch Bros new