Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

T. ]. Edwards was here from
Bloomington Saturday.
Louis Weber went to Dubuque
Wednesday via Potosi.
Frank Lutz, of Dodgeville, was
a Lancaster caller Saturday.
-Undersheriff Jay Harcleroad had
business in Cuba City Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff NARROW Kidd went
to Muscoda on business Wednsedy.
Miss Ethel Carter is attending
the University of Wisconsin summer
school.
Fred Wagner went to Sitter
Wednesday for visit at the John
Stippich home.
Frances Andrews, of Livingston,
arrived Saturday evening for visit
with friends.
Misses Bessie Trotwine and
Baeruth Bowers are visiting Cassville
friends this week,
Milo Hopson formerly of Lancas-
ter worked here last week at his trade
of chimney cleaning.
Lee Andrews, of Livingston. has
been enjoying visit with friends
here for several days.
DIR. @. G. NARROW will attend
the State Dental meeting, to be held
in Milwaukee next week commence
ing July Is.
j. B. Hoffman left Saturday
morning on his return trip to st. Paul
after an enjoyable visit in this city
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cooper, of
Dubuque. former Lancaster citizens
arrived last week for few days visit
with relatives.
Chester Regain who is employed
in the Illinois Central Offices at Du-
buque arrived last week for visit at
the McBrien home.
Mrs. J. E. Dee, of Chicago, ar
rived Monday evening for a visit
with her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown and sister, Mrs. Beth Bowers.
DE-. and Mrs. G. A Budworth
and son Freddie, of Prescott, Wis,
and Chas. A. Budworth, who has been
in the west, are visiting at the home
of their parents ex-sheriff and Mrs.
Albert Budworth in this city.
The new management of the
Orpheum Theatre announces that this
place of amusement will not be closed
for the summer. as had been intended
before it changed hands. For the
present at least iG will remain open
as usual, but later it may be operated
only on Friday and Saturday.
james Faith, OF Mineral Point.
was arrested Saturday night by
Marshal Mccarthy for immoral con-
duct and on Monday morning ap
peared before Justice Burrows. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
pay fine of SO and costs. AS he
was unable to produce this sum
Justice Burrows sentenced him to 20
days in the county Jail.
The stingiest young fellow has
at last been located in Richland Cen
ter. He is a young fellow who lives
here, and has fine lady friend, with
whom he occasionally takes pleasant
evenings stroll. She believes in the
power OF gentle hint, and one even
ing not long ago, as the young couple
was going by Knights Cafe she said:
"Don't those peanuts smell good ?"
Eyes, he replied. adding, ''let's
stop here and smell them a while. -
Richland Democrat.
Misses Lydia Vesperman, of Lam
caster, and Irene Hofmeier. of ST.
Louis, who for the past several days
have been visiting the Biasi family
on Rhomberg avenue, left Thursday
evening for Lancaster. They were
accompanied by Mr.. G. r. Watkins,
of st. Louis, who is the hancee of
Miss Vesperman, and Mr.. Edward
Biasi. An informal wedding Of Mr..
Watkins and Miss Vesperman will
take place at Lancaster on July 18th.
Miss Hofmeier will be made of honor.
After the ceremony they will leave
for a short automobile honeymoon trip
and will reside in st. Louis --Du-
buque Times.Journal.
"A. B. Robbins last week dis
posed OF the Orpheum Family Theater
to Walter knox of this city who as
sumed charge Thursday evening.
Burr Robbins, wife and child left