Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-09-05

ONCE Oh Iu0 DIOOuItuS GOu R9COIu,
This matter Is mentioned because
certain people have been circulating
reports that Carrie would not be
here, evidently with the intention
Of injuring the fair. Dem kin O.
liars live in every community. They
have the instincts Of the midnight
incendiarY.
LONG WILL BE HERE.
The well-kn0wn Frank E. Long
Co. with a new repertoire of plays
and fresh specialties, will be at the
CITY hall all fair week-next week.
The Long company is welI-knOwn
here, and the fact that they are to
make a return trip is pleasing news,
particularly when it is known that
they have a much stronger company
than ever. We bespeak for the
Longs q fall house every night next
week.
SCHOOL OPENS.
The school boy with his shining
morning face IS greatly in evidence
just now, as operations at the mind
training quarters on the hill were
resumed Monday, after the custo-
mary three months vacation. The
attendance on the opening day is
satisfactory and promises to be
greatly augmented within the next
two weeks. The schools are said to
be in the best shape ever know,
both as to faculty, apparatus and
comfort of the various departments.
PERSONALS.
Joseph Philipson returned to his
home in Vincennes, Ind, after a
pleasant visit at the home of his
son Leo, whose wife went with him
as far as Chicago Mr.. Philipson
has passed his eightieth birthday,
but still is bright mentally and
quite active physically. Chas.
Dickinson, deputy county clerk,
brought the election ballots to this
village Friday Miss Olive Hope
returned to Salem last week, to
resume her duties as teacher A
large delegation Of Grant County
people attended the Dubuque fair
last week. Still others went down
to Ringling's circus Monday Mrs
Joe Greer returned from her visit
at Mason City, iowa, last Thurs
day Erskine Jay went to Ontario
last week. to assume his duties as
principal Of the school Thos.
Myers returned a visit at Mason
City, Iowa, last week Miss Cora
Sutton went to Bagley Sunday, to
be ready for school work Some
Of the young folks went to the dance
at North Andover Friday evening
Oscar Bieloh of Wauzeka came
over from Bridgeport with his
brothers Saturday Mrs. Geo. @.
Gibbs returned to her home at Sioux
Falls, S. Oak, Friday after pleas
ant visit with relatives here. She
was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Edna Hinch, who will visit there
for time Miss Nell Phillips re-
turned to Milwaukee Friday, where
she will once more resume her
duties as teacher R. W. Hede-
mann and wife returned from a
months camping at the river Sat
urday Edwin Curtis and wife are
here from Alma Center. Wis, for
visit with relatives Among out
of-town people we noticed here
Saturday were T. j. Clifton and
Chas. Plondke of Bagley and VIM.
Patterson of WyaIusing Fred
Burr, with couple Of young bill
posters, was here Saturday, advertis-
ing the Frank E. Long Co. Chris
Coombs has moved his family to
town, and will work for Net Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs Bessie Quitmire
and daughter Of Arlington, Iowa,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Chapman Mrs. Gordon is visit
ing at the home of VIM. Barnes in
Cassville. Miss Agnes Hope is
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