Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-10-24

residence on the lot just south of
Thos. Duncalf's
Mat Peacock has moved into the
residence near the north school
formerly occupied by Albert Gulka
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Stephens
and son. of Montfort, have been vi sit
ing in Lancaster at the home of L. H.
Stephens.
will Black has been putting
quite an addition onto his residence
located on the road to the fair
grounds
"A large addition is being built on
the feed mill near the deptot Henry
Hartline is the carpenter employed to
do the work.
Can you afford to use anything else.
when Galvanic may be obtained for
the same price at which ordinary
soaps are soId2
J Mr.. and Mrs George Moore have
returned home from Rochester, Min
nesota, where Mrs. Moore underwent
an operation.
/ "A lady's hand bag containing a
purse with some money. has been left
at this Office by the finder to await
claiming by the owner.
| Don't forget the rummage sale
October 30 and 81 at the City hail.
The sale will be conducted by the
Hillside Cemetery Assn.
The Woman's Club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. R. B.
Showalter Members are requested
to bring their fancy work.
Frank Martin living east of this
city is spending short time in town
before moving on the Will Mccormick
farm east of Sitter, which he has
rented
-Mesdames J. H. Reed, and Helen
Barlow. Miss Stella Baldwin and
Mr.. David Schreiner attended the
district convention OF Rebekahs held
at Benton this week.
| &C. A. Langridge of this city &C.
companied Geo. Wetter Of Sitter. to
Chicago, this week where the latter
! will take medical treatment. Mr..
Langridge will visit relatives for a
week or so in Waukesha Co. before
/ his return.
Despite the disagreeable weather
the carnival company has been doing
| fair business this week The city
band has been helping out consider
| baly and appreciative crowds have
been drawn to the grounds west of
the Northwestern.
-Thos Vincent has sold his valu-
able farm consisting Of 800 acres
located about eight miles south of
this city, in the township of Potosi.
to Emanuel Crapp Mr.. Vincent and
family resided on this property before
moving to Lancaster and have always
taken consid cradle pride in erecting
commodius buildings and keeping the
farm in No condition.
The Orpheum theatre is still
! meeting with great success and wish
1 ing to accommodate more patrons the
Management has decided to give a
matinee every Saturday afternoon
starting to day, A great many
country people are unable to stay in
town to the evening performance and
/ this matinee will give them an op-
portunity to witness the same show
I that is presented at night.
The freshman class of the high
school received their banner Thurs
day ordered in time to be used as
part of the decorations at the
annual teachers reception. The
freshmen this year chose as their
colors orange and black and their
banner. a large pennant, was. of
course made in these colors. 1t has
been exhibited in Joeckel's window
aud has excited much favorable COM
menr
The high school foot ball team
will meet the Boscobel high school
eleven today at the fair grounds, that
is if BoscobeI doesn't follow Platte
ville's example, and decide at the last
minute not to come. The game
will no doubt be an interesting one as
the teams are evenly matched. Bos
cobel defeated the high school last
! year while the year previous the
schools played two to 0 games.
Come out. see good game and help
the boys along.