Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-06


putting in his winters supply of
coal.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at
the Nj. E. church Saturday afternoon
at 2 80.
Mrs. Jas. McBrien and daughter
Margaret arrived home from Dubuque
Monday night.
Glen Hymer left yesterday
morning for Milwaukee to resume
his medical studies
Mr.. and Mrs James Pigg of the
Capitol House, left yesterday morn
ing on trip to Chicago.
Miss Veronica Schmidt and niece
Miss Mile LiheIness left yesterday
morning for Milwaukee for a visit.
L. D. Eastman took Mr. and Mrs
r. Meyer over to the B. Nj. & B.
mine near Mifflin IN his auto Satur
day.
Miss Mamie Calvert arrived home
Saturday night from Oshkosh where
she is a student in the State Normal,
to attend the marriage Of her brother
Clarence Calvert.
See A Royal Prisoner with it's
gorgeous costumes, beautiful scenery
and produced by notable company
of actors at the opera house, Oct. z.
Prices %, 80, so.
Merle Draper left Saturday for
Milwaukee to resume his studies in
the medical department of Marquette
University. Mr.. Draper has been
spending his vacation in Dodgeville.
A Royal Prisoner proved to
be all that was said of it last night.
1t was one of the most satisfactory
plays seen here this season. Miss
Lengthy and the entire company were
excellent artists. The scenery and
costumes were a decided feature.
Hiawatha Democrat.
The State convention of the
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Madison last week. Eta M. Gardner,
of Platteville, was elected chairman
of the Executive committee and Mrs.
Anna Baumgartner of Lancaster was
chosen president of this district
The association plans an unusually
active campaign this year.
III D..on.. o.
Barnett and Frank Schreiner, with
: their families made up an automobile
party last Sunday and had a picnic
: near the creamery, in the vicinity of
Mr.. Browns Pine Knobe cottage east
of Sitter On their return the party
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Becker northeast of town, where they
, all had supper.
But two matters were heard In
county court yesterday. In the case
of William Foner, deceased, the will
was proved allowed and admitted to
probate Norman Gibbs was named
and approved as executor, his bond
being fixed at $4,000. In the case of
Jacob Woolstenholme, deceased. the
will was proved, allowed and ad-
) mitted to probate. Chas d. Stratton
being named as executor without
bond.
| p. P. Adams was up from Du-
buque Monday with a late model of
the wheel patented by himself and
!. his brother, Matt, of Turkey River.
| The boys are now preparing to
organize a company and are placing
shares on the market at $40 per
share. Many prominent Dubuque
men are interested and all are of the
opinion that their new patent will
revolutiunize the wheel industry of
! this country when placed upon the
3 market -Cassville Record.
MIR. and Mrs. John Drinkwater
and daughter Mabel ATTENDED the
funeral of Mrs. Drinkwater' father,
James Beam, in Boscobel Wednesday.
,. Mrs. DrInkwater had been in attend
ance during his last illness for several
days Mr. Beam, who passed away
t Monday afternoon, was over 80 years
old at the time of his death. He was
born in New Jersey. but lived for a
' great many years in WarterstowD.
He was highly respected by all who
, knew him. Funeral services were
3 held at Oak Ridge church, burial
7 following in the Tyler cemetery.
r Miss Mabel Drinkwater remained for
a visit, but her parents returned home
: Thursday.
Some of the local auto owners
are planning on going to Platteville
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