Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-11

-JOnu Lay was III Dubuque Oh
business yesterday.
Donald Bestor of Madison is
visiting Ora Wayne.
Miss Anna Philips is home
from Sinsinawa school.
The regular meeting Of the asy-
lum trustees was held yesterday.
Horace Hampton and wife
went to South Dakota yesterday
morning.
Deputy Mrs. Bennett Of the
Mystic Workers is in the city drum
ming up business for that order.
Rev. P. H. Ralph of Amigo is
guest of his brother, Rev. Ralph,
and occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
&C. J. Hyde cried the E. E.
Graham sale in UT. Hope yesterday
and from there goes to Gays Mill
to take in the fair to be held this
week.
Rev Ralph was called to MAJ
omanie this week to oficiate at the
funeral of former parishioner.
The church there is at present with
out pastor.
The Mystic Workers of the
World will give 10c card party in
the T. P. hall Monday evening
next. Every body invited. Refresh
ments served.
Bear in mind the card party to
be given by the Rathbone Sisters at
the K. P. hall on the 18th inst.
Finch and whist are to be the prin-
cipal features.
Andrew Lewis shipped a car Of
horses from Bagley to st Louis last
week. He will ship car load from
Potosi to southern points this week.
And wants to buy good horses at
any time.
"A birthday party at Miss Lizzie
Stewards Monday eve was one of
the enjoyable events of the week,
attended by 30 or more. Many
gifts and tempting refreshments
made the hours pass quickly.
e. E. Kidder, who wrote Sol
Smith Russell's "A Poor Relation"
is also the author of "A Jolly
American Tramp" which comes to
the Reeds opera house Thursday
night Scenes and incidents of life
in New England village with it's
heart aches and heart breaks, as
well as the ludicrous side of life,
will be shown.
The Cemetery Association will
holds It's annual rummage sale on
Friday afternoon and Saturday,
Oct. goth and Dist, in the vacant
room west of Ats store. No direct
canvas for articles will be made but
everyone is asked to contribute and
to send in their contributions,
Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning before the sale. Anyone
having heavy articles to be called
for, will please notify one of the
following committee: Mrs. Frank
Tenant, Miss Schreiner, Mrs. G.
@. Sykes and Mrs. R. Meyer, Jr
"A meeting Of the subscribers to
a mining company organized by
John Dechow and John Philips
was held at the Offices of Lowry &
Carthew Monday eve and organiza-
ton perfected. The company in
cludes 40 of Lancaster business men
and lease of a portion of the Prit-
chett farm IN Beetown township not
far from the Eberle mine has been
secured. Officers chosen are as fol-
lows Pres. E. M. Lowry; Vice pres,
F. P. Barnett; Secy., H. j. johnson,
Treas, V. L. Showalter; Directors:
John Dechow, Henry Henkel, r.
N. Trentzsch, Robt. Draper, T. f,
orion; overseer, John Philips.
Name of the corporation is to be
Lancaster Klondike Mining COM
pany. A committee consisting of
I'll. Henkel, f. P. Barnett and G. S.
Moore was named to draft bylaws.
Next meeting will be held at call of
the directors.
The office force of the state
fish and game warden at Madison.
is experiencing a particularly busy
season at present with the furnish
ing of county clerks all over the
state with hunting licenses, ap-
plication blanks and copies of the
game laws; with issuing licenses to
non-residents to hunt in Wisconsin
for small game and deer, and with
directing the local deputies in the
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