Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-31
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In Lancaster yesterday.
Hubert Alt left On a business trip
to Milwaukee Thursday.
Il. Fields. of Montfort, was
Lancaster visitor yesterday.
WIN. Langstaff. of Potosi, visited
the county seat with friends Friday.
H. W. Culver was up from
Platteville on business Wednesday.
john Joyce and John Caspers of
CassvilIe, were in Lancaster yester-
day.
r. /. Schuppener, of Sitter.
visited with Lancaster friends the
first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Young re-
turned Friday noon from visit with
relatives in Burlington, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Rice, of
Marion. are visiting at the home Of
their daughter Mrs. Chas Tuftiey.
Stock shipments from here yester-
day we're Car hogs-Bennett 81 Dob
son and / car sheep-H. G. Bennett.
Robert Bailey has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by
Robert narrower and owned by w.
E. Hayward.
Leo Ryan, of North Andover,
was visitor here this week. Mr..
Ryan expects to take trip to Cali
fornia shortly, primarily for his
health.
-Janitor Fred Garner of the court
house is engaged in raking up the
leaves in the court house lawn. This
is no small job as the large yard is
pretty we'll carpeted with leaves.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Webb returned
Thursday evening by way of Potosi
from Salina. Kas, where they have
been visiting. Mrs. Kilbourn, who
has been visiting in Nebraska accom-
panied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Bailie have
returned from visit Of six weeks
very pleasantly spent in Colorado.
Mr.. Battle says he saw more apples in
one day in Colorado than he ever saw
Id Wisconsin in his life
The Carnival company vaudeville
entertainment on Thursday was we'll
attended and some of the numbers
we're we'll received. The best thing
they offered were s'Prof. Icons
Trained Dogs and The Tramp
Cyclist. IL
Saint Mary's Chapter of the
Junior Auxiliary, of Emmanuel
church will sell hot chocolate and
homemade candy. at the Wright
House, this Saturday afternoon,
from two until FIVE.
An item brought by lady to the
Herald for publication in this issue
became mislaid and lost, without our
having read it. so we don t know what
it was about nor who the lady was
who brought it. This will explain
why the item does not appear.
The feature picture at the Orphe-
um last night and also tonight is the
representation of Shakespeare's TRACE
dy of Macbeth. This is one of the
highest class attractions the Orpheum
has booked this yoar. The other num-
bers are of uniform excellence.
The last of the carnival company
lefs yesterday on the afternoon train.
The company is now broken up for
the winter, some of the members GO
ing into vaudeville work and others
of the shows and concessions going to
the south. Prof. Leon and his trained
dogs. by far the best feature of the
company, will exhibit in the different
places on the road back to head quart
ers. They went from here to Fenni-
more.
Much interest is being manifested
in Lanca ster over the outcome of the
Chicago Minnesota foot ball game
today The local foot ball enthusiasts
hope to see the Maroons win over the
Gophers, which will probably lead
toward the Chicago W isconsin game
on the 21st of November being for the
championship of the west. If the
dope" pans out this way, number
from this vicinity plan on attending
the Maroon Cardinal game.