Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-28


Joseph Gibson, Of Potosi, was a
Lancaster visitor last week
Elmer e. Eastman was a Mil
waukee visitor last week.
Hiss Mae Tobler, of Brinsnade,
N. D., is visiting friends in Lancas-
| ter
Henry Seipp, Of Cassville, is en-
joying a two weeks visit with Lancas-
ter friends.
Mrs. c. j. Hyde arrived home
Wednesday from pleasant visit in
Piatteville.
Mrs. L. F. Rogers is visiting in
Cassville with her daughter. Mrs.
Glen D Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs John Miles expect
to spend the winter in Denver with
their son Jesse Miles.
Mrs. ". b. Dyer arrived home
Friday from Madison where she at
tended the Dane County fair.
Misses Eliza Atkinson and Eliza
Ross, of North Andover, visited last
week with Mrs R. B. Showalter.
Mrs Chas. Thier and little
daughter are visiting in Davenport,
Iowa. at the George Kemper home.
Gen. Sam Draper went to Galena
Thursday to take in the last day Of
the fair and to dispose of his stock Of
souvenirs.
Rev. Craemer of this city and
Louis Vesperman of South Lancaster
attended the Presbyterian conference
at Pardeeville last week.
The cement block house at Hill
side cemetery is in course of con-
struction. This building has long
been needed at Hillside. John Drink
water has the work in charge.
keenan, Bennett arrived home
Friday from Gilbert. Mimi, where
he has been employed with civil
engineering crew. He expects to
enter the University of Wisconsin
this fall.
H. J. Youmaps, of Platteville.
attended the reunion of the Sd Wis
consin Regiment in Lancaster last
week. He was not member of this
regiment but wished to meet old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morse re-
turned to Chicago Wednesday after
noon. They were accompanied part
way by Miss Grace Morse, who went
to Grand Rapids for visit with her
brother
Rush Godfrey left last week for
Philadelphia, Pa, where he will
enter the medical school of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He COM
pleted the course of study in the Uni
versity of Wisconsin last spring.
Lancaster horses did we'll at the
various race meets the past week. At
Madison Wednesday Roam Mollie got
second money in the 2 :15 pace with
nine starters. The fastest time was
2 :144. In the 2 :35 trot Mr.. Human
was fourth in field Of nine starters.
The best time was 2 :211s.
-.Clemmie Crouch, Silas Crouch s
Oldest boy, says the Fennimore Times,
who has shown marked ability in
electrical work, has been experiment
ing with wireless and it is said has
transmitted messages to Lancaster and
also received some. He has erected
sort of wireless station at his home
The following numbers have been
chosen by the committee in charge of
the local lecture course for the 1901
season: Kellogg-Haines Singing
Party Frank Dixon, lecturer; Ralph
Bingham. monologist; Judge Alden
of the Supreme Bench of Massa-
chusetts, lecturer Ramos Spanish
Orchestra All of these mum bers are
highly recommended. Dates will be
announced later.
quite number from this
vicinity attended the Galena fair and
report that the attractions and ex
hibits were about evenly balanced as
to quality. A large crowd attended
and all had a guod time. The Selig
Polyscope Company used the Galena
fair as setting in which to stage
their rural drama "A Country Fair"
and some of our people were enabled
to get in real moving picture.
In a double header played at New
York last Tuesday. Arnold Hauser
bagged five hits for the st. Louis
tpam Tn one Of the oaIueS he made