Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-02


are visiting at Baraboo.
The Epworth League invite YOU
to take lunch, at the fair, at their
counter
Elmer Gamers grading is MAX
ing the courtyard look so per cent
better.
Leo Meisembo11rg and family
spent day or two this week with
relatives and friends,at Potosi.
j. B. Ludden, Of Bloomington,
was a Lancaster visitor Wednesday
evening, enroute to the Platteville
fair.
The young people of the M. E.
church will have lunch counter at
the fair and be pleased to serve
you.
Communion services in the
morning and no services in the even
ing at the Congregational church to-
morrow.
= A big surprise (the house man
ager guarantees this) IN store for all
who attend the play Down East
Folks" Monday night.
Down East Folks" Monday
night at the opera house. One of
the good old rural0comedies. Don't
miss it. Reserve seats now.
Joe Bendorf has purchased the
Goodrich residence property in the
third ward owned by Rev Sprague.
Possession is to be given Oct. LIST.
Geo. E. Budd and wife took the
Burlington Wednesday at Potosl,
bound for Denver, where they will
take in the National eEncamplnent,
G. A. R.
The new pump was installed at
the Klondike Spring Thursday. This
will render the Lancaster water
system much more effective than
before.
: Miss B. J. Schloesser advertises
a fine new line of up-to-date fall
and winter hats for ladies just re-
ceived. You are invited toscall and
inspect them.
T. 9 !
AN excursion train next week
Thursday and Friday hasI sheen pro-
vided, so that people from the east
and south attending the fair can get
home the same day.
The Political Equality Club
will meet with Mrs. Frank Horton
on Saturday, Sept. 2, instead of on
Monday, the regular day. A. full at
tendance is requested.
Rene nber the ticket you get to
the fair with every years subscrip-
ton you pay to the Herald. If you
are not a regular subscriber, get in
now and get a ticket.
Miss Mary Wilhelm has return
ed from Chicago where she went to
purchase her fall and winter goods.
She would be pleased to have the
ladies call and inspect her line.
Attention of the Eastern Star is
called to the regular meeting Mon
day. Old distinguished friends will
be present and all MEMBERS! Ishould
be on hand to join in thelgreetings.
Jos. Burdick took departure
Thursday for Denver and after tax
ing in the encampment will proceed
to his home in California. While
here he was the guest of hist ssister,
Mrs. Reuben Ward.
WIN. Roethe, one of the pros
porous farmers of Clifton township,
was in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Roethe has concluded to dispose of
his fine farm and move to town. He
advertises it IN this issue.
The funeral Of the young son
of Jacob Ohlert of Little Grant
whose death was chronlcled in this
paper early in the week, was held
at ST. Lawrence church in Mt.
Hope Tuesday, Rev Coutlee officiat-
ing.
J. f. Lane. Indian Agent at
Keshena, Wis, arrived home Thurs
day for a visit Mr.. Lanes health
has been rather poor the past
summer and he will try and re-
cuperate during his stay here for
the hard winter ahead of him.
Frank E. Long Stock company all
week long at the opera house begin
ming Monday night One lady free
with one paid reserved ticket Mon
d " night. Reserve your seats at
Benefits drug store. Prices 1926
35.