Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-17
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Is For Sale.
Sam Joecke1 is at Lake Mills on
business.
Soldiers reunion at Cuba City
Wednesday, June "a.
John Oblert and wife of MtHope,
were Lancaster visitors Sunday.
Commencement exercises of
Fennimore high school Friday even
ing.
Warren Hannum, student at
the State University, is home for
vacation.
Madison will have the next
annual grand encampment of the
G.. A r.
Sam Stephens and wife were
guests of Dubuque relatives por-
ton of last week.
Glenn Townley went to Baraboo
Monday, where he will take exami-
nation for passenger brakeman.
Virgil Showalter, John Henkel
and Anna Philips and Rena McGoni
gal spent Sunday at Dripping Rock.
Keep in mind the great Grant
county fair Sept. 9-10-11. 1t will
be bigger and better than ever this
year.
Frank Orion arrived home Fri
day eve from Madison, where he
has been in attendance at the State
University.
Christian Kraemer's barn,
located in north Lancaster, was
completely destroyed by fire Mon
day afternoon.
The Lancaster band and orches-
ira will receive $3.50 for furnishing
music at Beetown on July 4th, SO
we are informed.
Mrs. Perry Walker and Misses
Lena Busch and Kate Cushman
took their departure Tuesday via
Potosi for Velva, n. D., where they
will visit relatives.
Peter Hoffman went to ST. Louis
yesterday to get his son who has
been receiving treatment in a
hospital in that city.
Coon Hollow and Little Grant
teams met Sunday. Score 81 to s
in favor of the later. A Lancaster
team will play the winners next
Sunday.
The 18th annual convention of
the English Evangelical Lutheran
SYNOD of the Northwest will be held
at the Evangelical Lutheran church
at La Crosse June 1922.
Sunday was Corpus Christi, a
holiday in Catholic circles and was
observed at st. Clements church
with very appropriate services, in
Guiding special musical numbers,
etc.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church at regular
meeting at Mrs. Burrows on Friday
last presented Mrs. W. n Irish
solid silver salad fork as token of
remembrance before her departure
to hernew home at Fond du Lac.
Contractor Schoal of Dubuque,
who will complete the brick work
on the new court house is finishing
a church at Gutenberg and will
come directly to Lancaster with his
crew as soon as the building is
probably the later part OF
this week.
All ladies desiring to go to
Mrs. Gamers next Friday afternoon
are requested to meet at the church
at 3 o'clock sharp. Those having
no conveyance of their own will be
carried for Is cents each. Such
will notify Mrs. G. w. Ray at once
that ample accommodations may be
provided.
-Messrs. Geo. Blakesley, R. N.
Trentzsch, John Decker and Land
lord Oswald witnessed the baseball
game at Montfort Monday between
the Nebraska Indians and picked up
team of the best players in that
locality. Score to s in favor of
the Indians. A large crowd viewed
the contest.
An excellent program has been
prepared for Monona Lake Assem-
bly,. Among the noted speakers on
the list we note Col. G. w. Balm,
Senators Burton and Tillman, Rev.
Drs. Gunsavlus, Mcintyre, Foxand
Drives, Thos. E. Green, Geo. R.
Vending, Ernst Thomson, Seton
and Clara Morris.