Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-11-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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Robert BROKER, is home from
Hudson for a short visit.
Mrs. Chas Meyer, of PIatteville,
visited relatives here this week.
DIR. J. g. Doolittle has returned
home from his Milwaukee visit.
Lawrence Mahr, of Platteville,
was a county seat caller yesterday
Miss Margaret Bolzell visited at
her home in Montfort this week.
Mrs. Thos. Eversoll, of Burton,
Is visiting with relatives in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Johns, of Platte
Vile are visiting relatives in Lancas-
ter.
5. Bailey, of Ellenboro was
hub caller on Wednesday of this
week
j. Stead and Richard Webster, of
Platteyille. called on hub friends yes
terday.
M. Edwards Jr., of Blooming
ton, was caller on Wednesday of
this week.
The two men who were arrested
at Cassville and were serving ten
day sentence were liberated this week.
Mrs. r. Sander has returned to
her home in South Madison after
pleasant visit with Lancaster rela
tives.
M V. Bu-ris is having furnace
installed in his residence in the south
part Of town now occupied by G. S.
Moore.
Thomas Bass. NJ Taylor, Will
Mcdonald and Clarence johnson were
among the Beetown citizens seen in
Lancaster Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller went
to TrIpp County, S. D., this week.
Mr.. Miller's purpose in going was to
look after his claim in the recent
Rosebud drawing.
Miss Charlotte Lowry is filling a
vacancy in private school at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, during the illness of
the regular teacher, Mrs VIM.
Roddick, of Platteville. g
The Thanksgiving dance will be
given in Lancaster this year by the
Mystic Workers. The dance will be
given at the rink, music being fur
nished by the local orchestra
The Olpheum Theater is no
longer receiving films from the West
ern Film Exchange. but now has
better service and is able to present
TO the patrons more up-to-date and
better pictures than it has heretofore
Fred Burr was in Mineral Point
Thursday. He and V. L. Showalter
expect to open an electric theater in
that city in about a week. All
preliminary arrangements have been
made. a soloist engaged and nearly
everything in readiness. The managers
expects to do good business in the
thriving mining town.
Posters are out for a football
game to be played here today between
the local high, school team and the
Fennimore city eleven. The game
should be an interesting one. The
Fennimore team will no doubt be COM
posed of heavy and experienced men
bat the local lads will fight their
hardest to win. Girls will be admit
ted free.
Mr.. Oscar Kleinpell, of Cassville,
and Miss Georgia Hyde. of this city,
were united in marriage Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hyde in this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. 7. Morgans On
" immediate relatives witnessed the
ceremony. The bride and groom de-
parted that afternoon for Cassville
where Mr. Kleinpell is engaged in the
hardware business. The Herald ex-
tends congratulations
Notice has been sent out by the
Butterick Publishing company of New
York that reports have been received
from this section that a swindler is
operating here as representative of
that company. His method is to offer
the goods of the Butterick company
on alIuring terms and for small
cash outlay which he represents as
covering the cost of yearly supply of
fashion matter. The company offers
reward of $25 for the arrest and con-
viction of the man who is misrepre-
senting the company-Galena Gazette.