Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-02
Local JOttingS.


ILL.,, is visiting at the home of Erred
Hagen.
-Messrs. VIM. Mulrooney and
A. L. Woffenden were over from
Patch Grove Wednesday last.
There's an opening in the Her
aid office for a good boy of IA or
over to learn the printers trade.
Remember the two big dances
at the rink in Lancaster fair week,
Sept. 1O-11. Dance tickets Thurs
day night only so cents; Friday
night $1.00.
The Ladies' Aid society meets
with Mrs. VIM. Humphrey Friday
afternoon. Ladies are requested
to bring their thimbles as there
is work to do.
Lewis Taylor and wife were
guests Of relatives near Darlington
last week and incidentally saw
what there was to see of the fair
between showers.
Fred Kluckhohn and family of
Liberty move to Charles City, Iowa,
this week where they will reside. A
farewell party was given them at
D. Aupperle's Monday eve.
Mrs. Mendle Blakesley and
daughter Florence of Chicago are
guests of Lancaster relatives and
friends. They are accompanied
by Frank Farney Of the same city.
Miss Clara Budd has resigned
her position in the intermediate de-
partment of the Lancaster schools
to accept a position in the schools
at Weyauwega. Miss Carrie Wen
eel has been appointed to fill the va
cancy here.
DR. Chas. Nye, dentist at
Viola and son of County Supt.
and Mrs. G. FL. Nye of Lancaster,
was united in marriage recently
at Viola to Miss Zelma Schimeyer
of that place The Herald extends
congratulations.
-Delos Edwards and family,
Mrs Rolla Walker and family,
Frank, Henry, Florence and Leila
Bidwell composed a party that en-
joyed camp life on Bertram lake
last week. M. G. Edwards and
daughter of Beetown were visitors
with them for day.
Harry Dewitt, one of the Mont
fort bank robbers recently dis
charged from Waupun prison, is
the bone Of contention in Milwau-
kee between state and federal
authorities and is causing DO end of
trouble. He is wanted IN Kansas
for a postoffice robbery and at Osh-
kosh for another crime and the
clash is over anxiety to hold him by
officers in both cases.
At Reeds opera house, Thurs
day, Sept. 3rd, the great sensational
comedy drama, Caught in the
Web" Four featured specialities.
See the beautiful ball room scene;
the great bank scene; the great eY
plosion scene; the sensational es-
cape from the police station; the
great counterfeiting scene. A beau
tiful love story is intermingled with
brisk, bright comedy. The first
straight drama Of the season.
Mrs. Nellie D. Newman will be-
come the bride of DR.. Marlin G.
Crane today at noon at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y.
Decker. The ceremony will be a
quiet one, witnessed by relatives
only, and Rev. J. T. Morgans will
pronounce the marriage vows.
The couple will depart on the after
noon train for Madison, Milwaukee
and other points on a wedding
Journey and will be at home at
Weyauwega, Wis, after Oct. 1st
The groom is a practicing physi-
clan at that place and has built up
an enviable business since locating
there a few years ago. He is high
" esteemed where he is known,
and certainly possesses good taste
and Judgment for he succeeded in
capturing one of Lancaster's fairest
daughters. The bride taught a
number of terms of school at
Waupaca, situated in close prox-
unity to Weyauwega, and the &C
quaintance formed two years ago
ripened into an association brought
to a happy elimination today.
The Herald joins in the congratula-
lions extended to the couple with
the usual good wishes for their
happiness.