Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-29

Mills.
Master Howard Crane Of Clinton,
H.. IS guest At the home Of David
Sehreiner.
w. 5, Montgomery. Of the Nye
X Conner Dramatic Co. was in town
Monday.
Editor and Mrs. H. c. Craig Of
Bloomington were Lancaster visitors
over sunday.
Miss Blanche Rothschild gave
pleasant party to number Of friends
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock in
the church parlor.
Miss Pearl Griswold has been en-
gagged to teach the Liberty school,
which opens next Monday.
Miss 1hyrza Mitchell entertained
number of lady friends at 5 O'Clock
tea this, Wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. Lou Holloway of Cloverdale,
Cal, and Mrs. A. II Barber of Wau-
kesha are guests at Geo. w. Ryland's.
Marie Burckhardt OF Boscobel
was Lancaster visitor a portion Of
last week, the guest Of LYNNE Phil
Ups.
Miss Aurelia Chisholm of this
city returned to Platteville Tuesday
to resume her studies at the State
Normal.
Tine Congregational Sabbath
school is enjoying picnic in
Nathans woods this "wednesday
afternoon.
The Cuba City ball team again
met defeat at hands of the Lancaster
aggregation at the fair grounds Thurs
day last. Score l6 to Is.
Judge Clementson and Court Re-
porter Orion 90 to Darlington Mon
day where an adjourned term Of cir
cult court for Lafayette county re-
quires their presence.
The German Evangelical church
of this city will hold its annual mis-
sionary feast next Sunday. Services
will be held both in the morning and
afternoon. The ladies OF the church
will serve dinner a is customary at
this time
A party composed of Mesdames
O. W. Flynn, Geo Rudersdorf, James
Blewitt, James Townley John Weber,
John Philips. John Joice of this city
and Miss Mel Of Madison enjoyed
pleasant trip 10 Dubuque Saturday.
j. T. Wilkinson Of Platteyille at
tended the Woodmen picnic here
Thursday and on his return home was
accompanied by the Misses Alma aud
FIossie Bradley, who spent the re-
mainder of the week there visiting
other relatives and friends.
The Endeavor society of the Con-
gregational church will hereafter hold
their service at $50 o'clock. and all
young people not attending a young
peoples service and particularly out
of-town students are invited to share
the hospitality of our church home.
Paul Nevins and Frank Anderson
of Bloomington were brought to the
county Jail Thursday of last week
for ten days sojourn. The young
men became drunk and disorderly,
were arrested and taken before Justice
BETTER and upon refusal to pay fine
imposed were given the above alter
native
Geo. r Cook. who has been in
employ of Joeckel Bros. for some time
past has accepted position at the
Hub clothing store, taking the place
of Wilbur Doll who goes to Fennimore
to enter business on his own hook
We wish both of these industrious
Lancaster boys success.
r. NJ. wager Of Waterloo was en-
lightened on the third degree OF Ma
sonry at Potosi Saturday night
Messrs. f. H. Grifiis, Geo. Budd. A.
J. Wiedenbeck and H. Hymer of this
city were in attendance at the occa-
sion. A hounteous spread followed
which was enjoyed immensely.
"A case in civil action came OF be-
fore Justice McGonigal Monday. C..
J. Hyde 4 Son were plaintiffs and
Geo. Schultz. residing at Hurricane,
defendant The suit was brought to
recover payment Of note given BY
the defendant in lieu of purchase of
pillow. A jury was impanelled and
their verdict was that Schultz should
be made to pay.
The Rev. +. j. Brown will COM
mence a series OF sermons next sun
day evening on ..Old wine: New bot