Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19

daughter Mrs. Morkin.
Mrs. Chas. Harvey, of Platteville,
has been visiting at the home of her
sist sr-in law, Mrs. McCrady.
w. L. Calkins, of Bagley. was a
Lancaster visitor the fore part of the
week, a guest of County Supt J. c.
Brockert and family.
A movement is on foot to establish
dancing club to give a series of
parties in Lancaster during the re-
mainder of the winter season, once in
two weeks. e
Eva Camp r. N. A.wiIl install
les officers Friday evening Jan. 2lst.
Owing to the deep sorrow that has
come to Neighbors Basford, the meet
ing will be one of quietness.
-Calanthe Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will bold its annual meeting for the
installation of officers elect at PythIan
hail. on Wednesday evening. January
49, All members are requested to be
present.
Mrs. James Mccormick entertain
ed number of friends Tuesday even
ing in honor of her sister, Mrs. Yves
Wier, of Henryetta, Oklahoma. The
evening was pleasantly spent in visit
ing and refreshments were served
The Viola Intelligencer has been
enlarged and last week came out as
7-column SPACE paper. The publisher
states that this has been made neces-
sary to accommodate it's large ad
vertising patronage, which must be
very satisfactory condition of affairs.
The animal Cbildren's Party,
which has become such a popular
Lancaster affair, will be held at
Knapp's rink OH Friday evening of
next week, January IS. Further
particulars will be announced in a.
more extended notice in The Herald
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morse and
little daughter OF Grand Rapids,
Wis, arrived Tuesday evening for
visit with Mr.. Morse's parents. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Morse who have been visiting in
Grand Rapid and Montfort respective
ly. 81
The business men of Muscoda are
wide-awake set of men and have
arranged for a Jubilee Week COM
mencing next Monday, January "a.
There will be series of special sales
in progress at the various stores and
free entertainment will be furnished
to the farmers and their families who
come to town.
"A band consisting partly of high
school pupils has been organized. 1t
will assist in enlivening school
events, both of an athletic and literary
nature. The high school orchestra
expects to make its appearance short
Iy and with the north school band.
the two glee clubs and the regular
work in music there seems to be moth
ing lacking for the public school
pupils in the musical line.
"A session Of circuit court will be
held today, "wednesday. 1t is
probable that no matters of particular
interest will be brought up. The
jury for the February term will be
drawn Janualy q. The February
term will open February 81. No
county court was held yesterday,
although had facilities for travel been
better the regu..~ Platteville session
would have been held.
The second rotary snow pillow that
was ever sent into Lancaster arrived
Wednesday evening about half past
six. Following it were two engines,
two passenger coaches and a caboose.
On board the train were about ninety
workmen. The morning following
the pillow left here about nine o'clock
to clean the road through to Madison
which it succeeded in doing the latter
part of the week. A.
The students recently chosen to
represent the Lancaster high school
in the debate with DodgeviIle are at
work marshalling their arguments as
no doubt their opponents are doing
over in Iowa county. The other
students are preparing to give the
Dodgeville people who see fit to &C
company their representatives an
enthusiastic reception. Lancaster sent
quite a large sized delegation to
Dodgeville last spring and it is ex-
pected that Dodgeville will re-
ciprocate. The debate is to be held
the latter part of January.
There will be a wrestling contest
at Reed opera house next Saturday