Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-06-12
.Wieland Oswald is home for tn

S. O. Boom of Sitter was in the
city Monday.
Geo, W. Ryland is absent on a
trip to the east.
Postmaster Hayden was up from
Beetown Tuesday.
Abe Key and son of Patch Grove
were callers Tuesday.
Will Morse has been engaged to
take the school census.
Weber Bros. announce another
package sale next Friday.
Geo. Gibbs returned from a trip
to Stockton, ILL.,, Tuesday.
-Messrs. w. A. johnson, [. j..
Brown and F. G. Basford are Milwau-
kee visitors.
Evans Nye andMiss Amelia Krogg
OF Platteville were visitors at the home
of JAS. Hatch Sunday.
-Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
will observe Sunday as Memorial day.
See notice elsewhere.
Prof. Williams and family of
Platteville were guests at the Frank
Schreiner home Sunday.
Atty. w. E. Howe of Boscobel
was among the outside attorneys in
attendance at county court Tuesday.
CLERK of the Court Budd and r.
B. Showalter are Lancaster represent
atives at the G. A. r. encampment
at Stevens Point.
Roberts & Gronier sold fine
Sohmer piano to Geo. Budworth at
Bloomington this week. It was de-
livered yesterday,
Judge Goodsell granted special
permit Tuesday for the marriage of
Miss Elma Woodhouse and jay Don
nelly, both Of Bloomington,
Lambert Groenier. of the pro-
gressive music house OF Roberts &
Gronier, goes to Chicago today to
purchase new goods for the firm.
Miss Lagen IS truly an artist.
Her use of the mezzo-voce is delight
full and does credit to an excellent
method Globe Journal, Dubuque.
Mrs. Charlotte Kelly Of Hamp-
ton, Ia. and Geo. Bellows of Mason
City, Ia, are here, called by the i'll
ness of their mother, Mrs. Ira
Bellows.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregation church is cordially in
vited to meet with Mrs. W. o. Ste
phens and Mrs. Frank Smith at Morn
ing Glory farm Friday, June goth.
Sam Lewis, a representative of
Simon Harrison. a Chicago horsebuy-
err, will be in Lancaster tomorrow to
purchase horses. He wishes two car
loads weighing from 100 up for
which he will pay good prices.
Weber Bros. bargain sale last
Friday was complete success. Ev-
cry quarter drew it's value in the
contents of each parcel, and some of
the lucky ones secured big bargains.
Ray Flynn drew the So silver tea set.
Edmund Graney, an aged settler
of Lancaster, passed away at his resi-
dence in the third ward Monday even
ing, after brief illness. Funeral
services will be held at St. Clements
church today. Biographical sketch
will be published later.
We had the opportunity of gazing
upon one of King Edwards coronation
Invitations yesterday. 1t was seat to
Master Emmerson Strong of this city
and came from Chicago relatives who
received it directly from those in
charge of the ceremonies.
The Country Club Dramatic soci-
ETY. reproduced ''In Mizzoura" to a
large and appreciative audience at
Reeds opera house Friday evening
last, furnishing an opportunity for
those who had not witnessed its first
presentation to see our home talent
before the flashlights. Every mem
Der of the caste won additional
laurels.
The date Of the state fair this
year as set by the officials confiicted
with that of the big Grant county
fair-Sept. 1912. After considering
of this fact and owing partly to prom
Use from Pres. Roosevelt that he will
visit Milwaukee the latter week in
Septem Der, the state officials have
announced that their fair will be held