Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-05-16

line shakespeare CluD WILL 1n00U
with Mrs. Frank Burr Tuesday
afternoon, May 10Th.
Ira Murphy calls attention Of
breeders to the good points of Baron
Nitron in an attractive ad. today.
R ogers & Spencer opened their
ladys furnishing store in the room
adjoining Smiths restaurant yester-
day.
"A home talent play was put on
at Boscobel last evening and will be
repeated tonight. f. J. Burck-
hardt of this city is assisting in the
musical part of the program.
Bills have been issued from the
Herald job rooms for a dance to be
given at British Hollow by Calvert
& Dickinson Wednesday evening
next. Lancaster talent will furnish
music.
-Dodgeville and Lancaster high
school baseball teams will cross
bats on the fair grounds diamond
here today, and good game is
promised. Admission 10 and Is
cents. Game called at 3.
The following ladies attended
the Ladies' Missionary convention
held at Platteville Wednesday,:
Mesdames Geo. Reynolds, Moses,
Maiben and Misses Dora Watkins
and Bessie Maiben.
The Herald goes to the address
of Mrs Fred Alt in Germany this
week and will be a semi weekly
visitor for year-sent by her
father law, L. Alt, who misses
her greatly. The great home paper
goes to Switzerland, England, Can
ada, the Philippines and to every
state in the union.
The Badger club, assisted by
some of the best local talent, will
produce the great Irish drama
''Kath' cen Mavourneen" at Reeds
opera house some time within the
near future. Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
seth, professional dramatic people
are engaged in rehearsing the cast
and good production may be looked
for. Watch for bills.
Lancaster people will rem ember
VIM. Kramer, a barber, who not
| long since was associated with Geo.
Gibbs in shop here. From Lam
caster Mr.. Kramer moved wit h his
family to Schaller, Ia, where he
opened shop. A short time since
he was taken with quick consump-
ton and advices received announce
his death there on May End. The
family has the sympathy of many
Lancaster friends.
Mrs. III. j. GriswOld died at the
home of Mrs. r. Meyer, ST., We'd
nesday afternoon after an extended
illness. Deceased was born in Ger
many Aug. 10, 1880 and came to
America in 164S, and was married
to Solomon Griswold in September
+, of 1882. She was member of the
/ Episcopal church and the funeral
obsequies held yesterday at 10 a. m.
were conducted by Rev. Geo. Potter
at the residence of Mrs. Meyer
where she had resided for some
time past. Deceased was a sister of
] r. Meyer, ST., deceased.
Mrs. James T. Webb was called
| to Beloit, Kansas, last Friday by the
death of Geo. Myers, husband of
her sister, and little Marion accom-
panied her on the sad mission.
! Deceased was about sixty years Of
age and had been in poor health for
some time, a victim of consumption.
Death occurred at Salina, Kan, on
Wednesday, May 9TH, and inter
ment took place Tuesday of this
week at his home city of Beloit.
Mr.. Myers formerly resided in Wis
consin, being engaged in farming
in Crawford county near Boscobel.
A wife and three children survive.
Mrs. Maria Rice, aged n years,
} died at her home in Patch Grove
Tuesday of last week. Deceased
was born in England and was
second daughter Of Joshua and
Grace Bidwell. Emigrating with
| tho family 70 10 orion IN narlv Una1 re-