Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-07-28

The Lancaster city band will
play both days of the Fennimore Big
J Days.
Paul Schmidt and Helene Bruss
visited at the home of Will Bruss
last week.
Herman Bruss, one of Alt & Son S
grocery clerks, is enjoying a vacation
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Budd is making a
number of repairs on her residence in
the third ward.
VIM Barrows is making a new
kiln of brick at the yards in the west
part of this city.
Misses Ruby Kicks and Flossie
Whit, OF Boscobel, are visiting their
cousin Mrs. Chas. Tuffiey.
Ernest Naumann returned Friday
from a two weeks visit at his uncle's
Hugo KohIenberg of South Lancaster,
Miss Marie Knapp left yesterday
for Lake Kegonas where she will visit
the lands family at their summer
cottage.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jas. Blewett Jr.
have gone to Aberdeen, S. D. Mr.
BIewett will engage in business in
that state.
Miss Vera Hickok, of Blooming
ton, and Miss Ansheutz, of Boscobel.
arrived last week for visit with
Esther Henkel.
Miss Pearl Austin is the recipient
of beautiful McPhail piano which
was bought through the agency OF
Mr.. Aug. Michaelis.
Dan Patch and Minor Heir, the
two fastest pacing horses in the world,
will try for the worlds record in
race on the state fair track, Milwau-
kee, Tuesday, September IA.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Congregational church will
meet Sunday. August first, at 80 p.
m. at the residence of George P.
Goble.
The Lancaster BottliDg works
now have the exclusive right in this
territory for the manufactur of Coco
Cola a refreshing temperance drink,
unou which they are having q big
sale.
John Jeide has sold his new
house to Mrs. Jacob Dawson who will
move into it soon. Mr. and Mrs.
Jeide started yesterday for two
weeks vacation at Mason City, Iowa,
and La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. NJ. W. Law, state organizer
W. G. T. o., will speak in the NJ.
E. church Wednesday evening, COM
mencing at 80; all are cordially in
vited. Those who heard her speak at
Livingston say you cannot afford to
miss the lecture.
The town of Eagle voted last
spring to pay road tax in cash and
hire the work done for Cash. Joe
Yorrock is employed on the highway
in and around Eagle Corners where
he is using his traction engine to
good effect. -Muscoda Democrat.
The following auto parties attend
ed the circus at Dubuque Monday ::
Ralph Barnett, T. J. Haley and John
Orion Elmer aud Lee Eastman and
and W. Avery; Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81.
Basford, son Harry and Lee Wright.
They made the trip in the Barnett,
E. E. Eastman and Basford machines.
Burne Pollock also drove his auto to
Dubuque.
An ugly finishing touch" to
many otherwise beautiful places in
this city is given by the weeds grow
ing along the sidewalks and terraces
outside of the property. These weeds
and the high grass should by all
means be kept cut down if our repu-
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of this section is to be kept up. A
small amount of labor at each place
would be sufficient to make the prop
erty look great deal better.
-Barnum & Bailey's circus which
exhibited at Dubuque Monday was
largely attended by Grant county
people. Quite number from Lam
caster and this immediate vicinity saw
the performance and were unanimous
in their praise of the wonderful ex-
hibition. The boat excursions took
great many to Dubuque from this
county. It is estimated that the
Eclipse which arrived there at II a.
m from Prairie du CHEN carried 900