Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-26

Mrs. y. davies AdS OSOA VISITING
in Madison.
Theodore Blindert, of Potosi. was
here Friday.
jay Rewey. of Platteville, was
here Saturday.
Dora Vannatta, of Platteville,
was in Lancaster Friday
Editor Pollock, of Madison.
visited at his home this week.
Nathan received a car load of
fine water melons Saturday.
F. S. Knapp, of Plattveille, was
a visitor in Lancaster Monday.
Miss Josephine Ohlert Is now en-
pI0yed in G.. W. Burrows restaurant.
IS. A. Vannatta, of Harrison,
called on county seat friends last Fri
day.
There will be a band concert
Thursday evening in the court house
park.
"A new sign board greatly i'm
proves the exterior of the Tiller
livery.
Rev. Hannaford has returned
from his vacation trip to South
Dakota.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Riede and son
returned to their home in Oshkosh
Saturday.
Lyman Corpion living this side
of Platteville was business caller
Saturday.
VIM jackson, the piano, tuner ar
rived Saturday evening to make his
regular calls.
DIR. Joseph Clementson has been
visiting in Madison at the A. R.
Bushnell home.
John Henkle of Fennimore,
visited at his home in Lancaster the
first OF the week.
Phil Goldstein went to Fennimore
Sunday in his auto. He was accom-
panied by Miss Lou Dolphin.
Laurie Starr returned on Satur-
day evening from Chicago where he
visited with his uncle Will.
Miss Algie NARROW visited in
Prairie du Chen during the past
week at the DR.. P. L. Scanlan home.
Mrs. Andrew johnson and chill
dren, of Round Lake. Mimi, arrived
Saturday evening for visit with her
uncle G. W. Burrows.
"A new concrete gutter has been
laid on the north side of the TilIer
livery. Considerable work has also
been done in matchmaking the road
at this point.
"A pickup team composed of local
players played at Potosi Sunday and
were defeated by the team of that
village to 1. The battery for Ian
caster was Bennett and Wenzel
On Sunday of this week
despite the sight chilliness of the
atmosphere. there was quite an EXODUS
into the country and to the surround
ing towns There were but few left
to take care OF the city.
The old reliable Frank E. Long
Co. open a weeks engagement at
Reeds opera house Monday. Aug. 81.
All new people, plays and specialties.
One lady free Monday night with
each paid reserved seat ticket if pur-
chased before m. on Monday
Seats on sale Saturday at Benefits.
"A surprise was perpetrated on
Mrs. Will Tiller last Saturday even
ing it being the occasion of her birth
day. A number of friends and neigh
bors had planned a covered dish party
for the occasion and laid their plans
so we'll that everything went through
Just as was intended. 1t was COM
plete success.
james d. Hatch shipped a car
load OF those fine Aberdeen Angus
cattle to Manitowoc, where they will
be exhibited at the fair to be held
there Aug 1928. Mr. Hatch raises
only the best and will doubtless bring
away a nice bunch of pemium money.
Harry Basford accompanied the cattle
to ManitowOc.
The delegation from Lancaster at
the Mineral Point fair last week were
as a whole, we'll pleased with the ex-
hibition The attractions were we'll
received and the races were of the
Usual order. One especially good
feature of the fair was the exhibition
Of the nrize carrige teams. horses and