Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-19

F. r. Michigan, of Woodman,
was IN Lancaster Saturday.
Miss Mile Harlow is spending
months vacation at Chicago.
Edwin Hubbard, of Rockville,
visited Lancaster friends Saturday.
j E. Carroll of Prairie du
CHEN, transacted business here Satur
day.
&c. A. Langridge is visiting in
Fennimore with his daughter, Mrs.
Bayman.
-Messrs. Alloys and Herman
Grimm had business in circuit court
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Reedy and
children, of Bagley visited in Lam
caster Friday.
-Arno Alt arrived home Friday
noon from Woodman where he spent
several days hunting and fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bendorf, of
Mason City. Iowa. arrived last week
for visit with Lancaster relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hurlburt
are visiting at Loomis. s. D., at the
home of their daughter Mrs. Harry
Taylor
Walter Kuoxe's three E. M. F.
automobiles arrived Thursday evening
from Chicago They are fine looking
machines.
The Kensington Club will hold
It's first regular meeting Of the season
with Mrs. J. w Gibson, Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
Burnley Doll and Roht Draper
have returned from Mexico where
each purchased a tract of land across
the line from Ell Paso, Texas.
Leo Meysembourg left last Mon
dav morning for Bloomington, where
he will put in bridges, and do other
work He will be out of town for
some time.
Jacob Hartman, Of Platteville
manufacturer of the ''Black Jack
and other brands of cigars, made his
regular bimonthly visit to the trade
in this city Thursday and favored The
Herald with a visit.
Justice g w. Burrows offciated
in the marriage Of John Timmens and
Viola La Flash, both OF Montfort,
last Wednesday noon. The bride and
groom were attended by the latter
sister, Mrs. Laura Weldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradbury
celebrated the 25th anniversary of
their marriage last Tuesday evening,
Oct II. A number of their neigh
bors took part IN the event and all
passed ar enjoyable evening.
The ladies of the Cemetery AS
ISOLATION held rummage sale in the
city hall Friday and Saturday and
disposed of a varied assortment Of Sc
cond hand goods Their net proceeds
for the two days amounted to $3.50.
MINIS. Robert Brooker and T. F.
Orion arrived home Saturday night
from Hibbing Mimi, where they
visited their son and daughter On
their return trip they visited at Mer-
rilan, Wis F., at the home of Mrs.
BROKER mother and sister.
In a number of our exchanges
fruit growers all over this section are
reporting a second crop of fine straw
berries. A number of our local
gardeners have picked large quantities
of the lucious fruit the past week.
All this goes to show that the pos
sibilities Of this part of the country
as fruit growing section have never
been fully demonstrated.
Miss Harriet N. Marks, of this
city, was chosen as a member Of the
college. This board has charge of
the publication of the Lawrence an
nual. According to newspaper re-
ports the 1912 Ariel will be very
elaborate publication and somewhat
unique in it's makeup. 1t is announc
ed that the book will comprise 800
pages and Will leave the presses some
time the latter part of next May.
The next session of the Grand
Encampment of Odd Fellows of Wis.
consin will be held in Lancaster the
second Tuesday and Wednesday of
October, 1911 This was due to the
invitation extended by our city coun-
ell and the efforts Of the local dele,
gates to the encampment held at Fond
du Lac last week. The Grand En-
campment will bring many visitors