Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
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Vim. Dyer i in Cobb today.
strawberries are On the market
viroqua Is 10 have new school
building.
Harvey Fache Of sitter was in
the city Sunday.
Mrs. ". H. Rose is visiting her
mother at Boscobel.
Harry Taylor Of Bloomington was
in he city Tuesday.
The court yard is receiving its
annual spring cleaning.
-Thos Mcnamara Of Bloomington
was in the city Tuesday.
r. H. Matthews went to Fenni-
more today wednesday,
Mrs. JAS Daley. who has been
seriously i'll, Is convalescent.
Atty. P BARLEY Of Bloomington
was in Lancaster Tuesday on business.
p. Mcnamara OF Patch Grove was
a Lancaster visitor the latter part of
last week.
Fred Miles Of Burton purchased a
beautiful piano while in Lancaster
recently.
w W. Searles Of Blue River Is
working in the interests of the Modern
Woodmen here.
Mrs Ira Smith Of Fennimore was
the guest of Miss Linda Rhodes a por-
ton OF this week.
Miss Nora Knox Of North Lancas-
ter took her departure Tuesday for
Livingston, where she will open
dress-making establishment
Mrs q. c. cambridge Of MiHin.
and Mrs {. Wong and daughter Of
Mineralpoint are visiting in the city
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Benn.
H. P. Green took mis- departure
Monday for Chamberlain, 5. Da.,
where lie intends to make his home
permanently. The family will join
him later.
Mrs. G. Il. Hopkins OF Fennimore
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. W.
Z. Rose, the first of the week Mr..
and Mrs. Hopkins expect to leave for
California soon on pleasure trip.
Providence permitting and the
weather favorable. there will be meet
ing al the Aupperle school house
Sunday next aud an endeavor will be
made to organize a Sabbath school.
Yep Sing. the Chinese laundry
man. wishes it made known that some
one by mistake has a shirt and three
collars that is not his own. James
Sweeney is the loser and Yep wishes
to make the matter square.
Dubuque Herald: MIR. George
Thompson, the well known basso, who
is in the city for a short visit, viii be
heard during the yesper services at
St Patrick's church this afternoon :"
Mr.. Thompson Will be rememb ered
well by Lancaster friends He once
resided here and is the son Of the late
f. G. Thompson.
Mr.. Burroughs appeared at our
church last evening aud those who
had he pleasure Of listening to him
unite in saying it was by odds the
finest entertainment ever given in
Whitewater. am proud to meet
Mr.. Burroughs and wish him God :
speed ia his life's work.-Rev Dr.. G.
A. Freeman, 1st Baptist church,
Whitewater. Wis.
The Misses Crosby and Mrs.
Wright entertained the jolly Twelve
Whist club at the home Of the Misses
Crosby on Easter Monday. A delight
/ ful O'Clock tea was served, followed
by whist. Mrs. II. Barnett was the
lucky winner Of the head prize. Mr..
Joeckel won the second aud the con-
ISOLATION prize fell to the lot Of Mrs.
/ Cronin. Twas voted a charming
party BY all.
The marriage Of Mr.. Herman
Bruss Of this city and Miss Augusta
Reimer Of Liberty occurred today,
| "wednesday at the German Evan
gelical church at Liberty Ridge at
/ 1880 o'eloc6. Among those who at
tended from this city We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nauman. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Alt. Mrs Knoble. VIII Wetter.
Misses Lille Sulzer, Florence Kohlen-
berg Annie BehLing. Anna Block,
Minnie Wetter, Annie and Carrie
Wenzel.
The Macmillan Dick Concert