Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-11-11
third page.

yesterday.
-Chas West came up from Cass-
vile Monday.
Mrs. Kay, of Platteville, is visit
ing at Ed Frawley's.
H. Hurlburt. of Bloomington.
visited here this week.
j. Fl. Budden, of Hazel Green,
was caller here Monday.
Fred Whitmore. of Mt. Hope.
was visitor here this week.
w. W. Gilman, of Boscobel, was
county seat caller Tuesday.
-Chas Gilberry and John Reedy, of
Cassville, visited here Monday.
Read Baxter & Diapers attractive
and money saving announcement on
8th page.
The Country Club gave pleasant
little ''coon luncheon at its rooms
last evening.
Ralph Ray, one of Stitzer's
teachers, visited the latter part of
last week at Frances Durni's.
The Liberty Fire Insurance mem
bers are requested to pay their yearly
assessment at the First National bank.
The residence below the primary
sch Dol house belonging to R. Meyer
Jr. was sold the past week to Robt.
Engroff.
1t is understood that Lancaster
has excellent prospects for securing
the location of a machine shop in the
near future.
All Lancaster ladies interested in
physical culture are requested to call
at Mr.. Schade's gymnasium in the city
hall Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
Mrs. J. NJ. Donnelly, of Bloom
ington. passed through Lancaster Sun
day on her way home from Alton,
ILL.,, where she has been visiting her
brother.
Hon. Delos Abrams and wife took
advantage Saturday of the beautiful
weather, and drove over TO Blooming
ton for a visit with relatives and
friends. y 4g
Among the attractions booked for
Reeds opera house this season are
Escaped from Joliet Nov. 23d and
''She Dared to Do Right" Dec. 18th.
Both are good shows. q. te
&C. J. Calvin and A. Taylor. who
are employed by the Oliver Iron Min
ing Co.. of Virginia, Mimi, as civil
engineer and bookkeeper respectively
arrived home Sunday noon for visit.
Marriage licenses since our last
edition have been issued to Frank j.
Simon and Margaret E. Stelpfug.
both of Potosi and Joseph Mozeloff
and Hannah Hudson, both of Clifton.
A dance will be held at the Rink
Friday, November Is 1t will be
given by the same management that
gave the successful Cornhuskers and
Reuben dances. Music will be
furni shed by the Lancaster orchestra.
Since the Shrake family Of
Wyalusing was written of in the
Herald and other county papers the
fame of the five generations has
spread still further and they have
been written up" in several of the
big city dailies including the Chicago
Record Herald, Examiner and Tri-
bune
Burke, the shortstop, who tried
out with the local baseball team this
year and failed to make good is play
ing with the Arson Colts. prOfes-
sional football team of Chicago which
is under the same maDagem mt as the
baseball team of that name. Burke
is said to be star end and last year
played on the champion professional
eleven of Chicago.
Mrs. John Decker writes from
the AuguStana hospital, Chicago all
things come to these who wait. =
after long and anxious years Of wait
ing. to say nothing of the suffering,
[ fully believe | have found what l
have bsen looking flr, cure. This
is the place for suffering ones;
skillful surgeon efficient nurses, kind
treatment from all l expect ere
long to be able to visit nv parents.
1.-THE Harshbergers) at Mather, then
return home.
"a Stranger in his Old Home
presented by an exceptionally strong
company will appear at Reeds opera
house Nov II. The following press