Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-25
it in Lancaster.

her sister, Mrs. Olson in Livingston.
Thomas Gulick, of Bagley, was
here Saturday, transaeting business.
Richard Meyer, Jr.. transacted
business in Milwaukee a couple OF
days this week.
Mrs Chas. Jewell returned
Monday from visit with relatives
in Fennimore.
Miss Mabel Vincent returned
home from Sitter. where she is
teaching, Friday evening.
Geo. Holmes left Monday morn
ing for Cham berlain, S. d. He will
work at the carpenter trade there.
Louis Fisher went to Chicago
yesterday morning. On his return
he will be accompanied by Mrs.
Fisher.
Mrs. Isaac Doller and son,
Oswald, of Milwaukee, came Sat
urday evening for visit with rela-
tives here.
Virgil Showalter returned Sum-
day from Hurley and Wausau, of
this state. While at Wausau he
visited relatives.
john Dechow, wife and child,
left Saturday for their new home
near Letcher, s. d. John will en-
gage in farming.
Miss Genevieve Belken returned
home yesterday evening, from an
extented visit with relatives and
friends at Elk Grove.
Miss Isabel Herman, head trim
mer of Thanhouser's millinery de-
partment, arrived here from Mil
waukee Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Funk and son, and
LeLa Furstenberg, left Saturday
for Mt Horeb, where they will en-
joy visit with the Noring family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f Rowe who
have been visiting short time with
VIM. E Webb and family returned
to their home in Plattevllle, Tues
day.
This is the annual spring vaca-
ton week for the teachers and
pupils of our school and all are
putting in every minute, making it
as profitable as possible.
John Harshberger lately dis
posed of his property in the north
part of the city, opposite the William
Baxter residence to Chas. Klarman.
The consideration was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb ar
rived in this city Friday evening
and spent short time visiting with
relatives and friends here. They
left Sunday for Eveleth, Mimi.
August Michaelis has material
hauled for a new cement walk in
front of his residence. With the
coming of spring the building of
cement walks will be extensive in
this city.
Virgil L. Showalter, of Laneas-
ter, this state, who came here to
act as best man at the Webb White
side wedding, returned to his home
yesterday. Mr.. Snowalter is a
genial gentleman and formed a
number of pleasant acquaintance
while here Hurley Miner.
Remember the mum" social
given by the Congregational Chris
tian EndeavOr Society, next Friday
evening, the 9th at the home of
Mr.. Levy Garner something new
and enjoyable. No talking will be
allowed under penalty, the first part
of the evening. After program in
pantomime, refreshments will be
served, followed by an ordinary
program of music, etc. Home
made candy will be on sale. Admis-
sion, ten cents.
The lecture by Prof. Stanley
Krebs, at Reeds opera house, Mon
day evening, constituting the last
number on the seasons course of
entertainments, given under aus
pices of the Star Lecture Course,
was we'll attended and we'll enjoyed.
Mr.. Krebs is intensely scientific and
presented many interesting and
some rather startling propositions
concerning the mysteries of the hui
man mind. The seasons course has
paid all expenses and left over 500
in the treasury for next seasons
undertaking Pledges are now being
taken from prospective purchasers
of tickets to next winters course.
One of the familiar figures of
Lancaster streets is r. G. Vinegar,
the veteran horseman of this sec