Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-30

Lancaster Sunday.
DIR. a. B. Bailey, of FennImore,
Is in Lancaster Sunday.
Complete change of program at
> OIpheum theater tonight.
L. C. Heffel, of Cuba City, was
county seat caller Monday.
M. G Wilder. OF Muscoda, was
caller in Lancaster Saturday.
Frank ]. OFT. of Potosi, was in
ancaster on business Saturday.
How did that cold wave catch
~ in the beginning of the week
f. Thiede, of Livingston, was a
,ller here on Saturday, of last week.
"A. A. Kies, of Livingston,
llled on friends here Saturday.
Banker Pat BARLEY. of Bloom
igton, was a caller in his city Tues
~.
Village Marshal jackson, of
otosi. was a Lancaster caller last
riday.
&C. G. Dixon and a. ]. Car
enter, of Rewey. Wis were in this
ty Saturday.
The Beavers will hold a special
Getting at the K. P. hall Saturday
ight, Oct. 3.
Lambert Groenier and Wilbur
IcGonigal went on a business trip
Potosi Friday.
William Patterson and Marion
atterson, of Bloomington, were
alters in Lancaster Monday.
Misses Bolzell, Smith, Lisherness
I'D Burris, of this city, attended the
ome talent play at Bloomington
riday night.
Joe Patterson, of Bloomington,
,companied by J. V. Patterson, of
ute, Mont, were visitors in Lam
lster Saturday.
Henry Pink rs .rned home last
aturday from two weeks visit with
,latives at Potosi, Dubuque Fountain
:ity, and Woodman.
Mrs Jas. Smith has disposed OF
er residence in the west portion OF
ne city to Francis Louthain, of
'lattteville, who will move here
hortly
Mrs. Mary Meyers will return to
Ter home in Salina, Kas., today after
visit with relatives in this city.
Her sister. Mrs. ]. 7. Webb will az
company her home and remain for
visit. $50
Miss Alma May Taylor, elocution'
st, of Boaz, Wis. while visiting
friends and relatives in the surround.
ing community will give one or her
popular entertainments at the Hurri-
cane. Friday evening, Oct. 2. and one
1t Beetown Oct. 8.
Jim Sweeney last week completed
the clustering of q fine new farm
residence belonging to Chris War
nick, about four miles northwest OF
Montfort. The building is of brick
veneer and is 33x33 in size, and is
said to be one of the best in that part
of the county.
The meetings of the church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will
continue Wednesday evening of this
week and will be held over the fol-
lowing Sunday Don't be afraid of
the cool weather; it will be very COM
Portable on the inside of the "big
tent. +" Everybody will be received
with due courtesy. Meeting will be-
gin each evening at z As.
During the dry spell which pre-
coded the rain Saturday and Sunday
several trees in this city were cur
tanned with some sort of silky sub
stance much like cobweb. The trees,
trunks and all the boughs were cover
ed with this web with scarcely a
break and presented a very beautiful
sight, especially when the sun shone
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IN them. 49,
The football game between the
North side school and high school
sIevens Saturday resulted in victory
for the grade boys by score Of 10 to
} The entire high school team was
not on hand so it was necessary to fill
in the line with light and inex-
Derienced material. Because of this
fact they were unable to make much
Roadway against their opponents. The
game is said to have been a god
practice scrimmage.
Virgil Piddington has been