Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-17

ued publication.
-Chas. Edwards of Livingston
spent Sunday and Monday in our city
Miss Cora BOIL of Fennimore
was guest of Lancaster friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. t. H. Mcclure and daughter
Miss Kittie of Sitter were in Lancaster
Monday.
The Woman's Club holds its Sec
ond January meeting Monday after
noon at X. P. hall.
Miss Minnie Doeringsfield of Fen
nimore is the guest of Miss Cora
Baumgartner this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Fezer re-
ioice over the arrival of a son, who
made his initial appearance on the 9th
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Edwards and
little daughter of Sanborn, Ia, are
the guests of Mrs. d. Griffith and
daughter.
The Rexos will perform at the
rink Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Ad
mission 10 cents, which will include
skates for children.
A club dance at Ellenboro at
tr&cted a number from this city Fri
day night. Burckhardt's orchestra
furnished the music.
Misses Margaret and Katie Boyer
returned to their home at Potosi Mon
day after pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John Mikesch.
Lancaster sidewalks were too
slippery for use Monday morning
and pedestrians who took the middle
of the street escaped falls.
Ed. S. Morse has concluded not
to accept the position recently ten
dered him by the government as
stenographer in the Philippines.
The Lancaster train leaves Galena
ten minutes later as result of a
change on the Illinois Central, and
now brings heavy Chicago and east
ern mail.
"A party composed of S. S. Rit-
chic, w. w. Richie, Tanner Bros.
and, Otto Fuerstenberg took their de-
paFture Tuesday morning for Okla
no ma on prospecting tour.
-On account of the Rexos, with
their skating novelties at the rink
every night this week, the big mas
querade ha been postponed until
Saturday night. January goth.
Mr.. VIM. Steel, of Glen Haven,
and Mrs. Eliza Naylor, of Beetown,
were united in marriage at the Con-
gregational parsonage at Blooming
ton Tuesday by Rev. Schoenfeld.
j. T. Wilkinson of Platteville was
in Lancaster Friday. He came over
to see Lancaster relatives before TAX
ing his departure for Mobile, Ala,
where he goes to look after business
interests.
-Mesdames Lesser and A. S. Kaump
of Fennimore came down Saturday to
attend the w. Il. G. installation, re-
turning home Monday Mrs. Kaump
was the guest of Mrs. &. f. Dickinson
while here.
M asdames Geo. Vandewall, Bert
Reed and Miss Emma McCarn of
Platteville attended the Rath bone in
stallion in this city last Wednesday
evening. They returned home Friday
afternoon.
-A1 evangelist from Minnesota
will preach in the Little Grant church
Sunday, Jan. goth An able man and
a thorough bible student. The quar-
terly collection will also be taken at
that time.
The NJ. w. A. installation Thurs
dav evening last was of more than
passing interest. The Royal Neigh
bors surprised the Woodmen with "a
snmptuous feast, there was music,
etc, and a grand good time is report
ed
The frame structlu s situated on
the ground recently purchased by the
Odd Fellows are offered for sale, to be
removed from the premises. They
are now or have been occupied by
Howell & Starts barber shop and
Miss Schloesser's millinery establish
ment. Possession will be given May
lst. For terms or any further par
ticulars enquire of trustees of the
lodge.
A pretty good story is told re-
garding an incident connected with
the removal of Sheriff G. c. Dickin-
sons family to Lancaster. The fam
ily packed up their household goods