Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-02-10
PROGRAM.

Interlocutor-Oscar L. Brady.
End Men--Frank Hos ius, DR.. Hancock
Mark Cooper, jesse Riese, Raymond Jay,
Chorus-Misses Vera Hickok. Lewis Belt
Ter, Norma and Lucille Woodhouse, Ina Key.
Birdie Riese, Lorene Hickok, Edith Pen
Sylvia Woodhouse, and Daisy Brown;
MeSsrs. Lee Greer, Gus. Tornowslze. NJ f.
A. Q. Bishop; Seward Garthwaite, Leo
Barley, Earl Cooper, and Ray Bates.
Pianist-Miss Bess BARLEY.
PART 1.
Opening OvertuL e............ Entire COMPANY
Song, The Gibson Coon. Leander Greer
Song, When the Moon Plays Peek Boo"
Song Il used to be Afraid t., GO Hom neA0A
IA the DARK; Now I'm Afraid to 90
Song, Did | Eyer Have Mamma
Song, cover on the Brooklyn Side"
....---..-....... ----Chas. Augustus Enke
Song, The Harvest Moon Earl Cooper
Song, 'Cuddle Up Little Closer. Lovey
Mine" .--.Gustavus Adolphus Tornowske
Song, rEmmaline' Leo BARLEY
Song, Make Me Laugh -
-. .-..-- Marcus AureliuS Cooper
'D9. 49,. Jesse and Birdie Riese
Song. My Att1nity "A. Q. bishop
Song, Don't Take Me Home ,---,7-----
-; -----,-----Dr- H. H Toa Hancock cock
Song, My Dream of the q. 5. A.:
......---- M F. Woodhouse
Closing song Entire Company
PART II.
Male quartette, ladies' quartette, dancing
on roller skates buck and wing dancing. /
sack wire walking and dumb bell swinging
by Dan Mackin, manager of The Dousman
Fl Ouse at Prairie du OMEN, stump speech by !
DR.. o. z. Sala, Six complete specialtieS.
PART III.
Demonstration of Prof. Blacks Phunny-
graph.
Lecture Course. The Fisher Shipp
Concert Co. will be the next number
on the lecture course. Friday even
ing. February 10, in the Baptist
church. This company comes highly
recommended by people wherever they
have been.
Basket Ball. Our city basket ball
team went to Prairie du Chen Friday
night and met defeat by the narrow
margin of Sc to 80. Those who saw
the game said it was the fastest game
played in that city this winter Our !
team was made up of Les. Pritchett, /
Leo BARLEY, Guernsey Abraham, Fred
Hickok, Foster Porter, Henry Knapp.
Linn Woodhouse was referee A re
turn game will be played here on the
Goth inst.
New Tailor Frank T. Lofer, who
recently was employed by the Joeckel |
store at Lancaster, has taken charge
of A. R. Wanezek's tailor shop in
this place and is busy at work. Mr.
Lofier has painted and otherwise i'm
proved the interior of the shop.
Locals.-Earl Raisbeck had to shoot
a valuable mare last week, because of
d broken leg sustained by the kick of |
a horse
o. Fl. Martin attended Prof.
Moore's lecture on corn at Madison
last week. While there he met a good |
many friends
A party of dozen or more Royal
Neighbors from Glen Haven attended
lodge here Thursday evening.
The familiar face of Ritner
Dakota farmer. was seen on
our streets Saturday. AS usual he
was busy shaking hands with old
friends.
VIM. Betz and wife of Melville
we're in town Saturday. They are
their farm for rent.
Andrew Zenz was over from the
Hurricane Saturday and sold nice
driving team to Harry Ii ght, for
like $3.50.
L. j. Ryan, the North Andover
was here on business Satur-
day.
Casper Auel is thinking Of opening
his saloon and running it as a temper
ance place after week or two.
Del Moore has bought the fine A.
Fl. Blackburn house west of town
and will move in at once. Mr. Black
bourn and family we are informed ex-
pect to start for their new home in
Dakota this week. They have the
best wishes of many friends.
William Chap nan, a former resi-
dent of this town, was a visitor here
last week.
W. O. Smith and family now are
living in their new home, recently
purchased Of Frank Hoskins.
John Lance and wife returned from
Dubuque Saturday. Mr.. Lance has
nearly recovered from his operation.
Miss Star Hildreth of Perry, Iowa,
was a guest at the Joe Greer home
last week.
John Welsh and family expect to
start for their new home in Missouri
this week. They will take with them