Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-24

day from Cuba City.
Miss Helen Godfrey arrived home
from visit in Galena Thursday.
j G. Donohue Of Cuba City, had
business in Lancaster Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winner, of
Beetown, were Herald visitors yester
day.
Miss Celia Niemer has been visit
ing at the Jno. Pink and F. Zenz
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wiedenbeck
and son Otto are camping at Garner 4
Landing.
John NARROW and wife of Greedy.
Iowa, visited at the John Kilburg
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Rees left
Sunday for visits in Chicago, Elroy
and Fort Dodge.
George Hannaford went to Rock
ford Monday to visit his sister Miss
Ruth Hannaford.
Miss Clara Budd and Mrs Bessie
Ziegler and children left for Min
neapolis Thursday.
Miss Emma Ressmeyer returned
Thursday from visit in Evansville,
Madison and Rockford.
Rev. and Mrs. c. O. Hutchinson,
of Cassville, were in Lancaster Mon
day, on their way to CassviIle from
Dodgeville.
keenan, Bennett, Ralph Stone,
Fred Parsons and Glare Totman ex-
pect to start for the river today for
a weeks camp.
Principle w. F. Trainer arrived
Wednesday evening from Rockford to
prepare for the opening of our know
ledge factories
Mrs Henry G. Bryhan went to
Doigeville Saturday to attend the
Saturday and Sunday meetings of the
Baptist Association.
R. I. Dugdale, editor of the
Platteville News, was Herald visitor
Friday on his way to Fennimore and
Boscobel. He was looking after his
political fences as a candidate for
the republican nomination for register
of deeds.
Jack Cranage, Comstock and the
pick pocket were taken to Waupun
yesterday instead Of Monday. The
pick pocket received a letter from a
PAL saying he would see him in
Madison and the sheriff fooled him by
taking them all day later.
Mics Rose Pennock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Barrows, Mrs. G.. H. Bryhan,
Miss Cora Hudson, Miss Minnie
| Livens, Miss Edna Gardiner and Mr..
and Mrs f. G. Knoke, returned Mon
day from Dodgeville where they at
tended the meeting Of the Lafayette
Baptist Association. They report an
excellent meeting with very fine adj
dresses by the different ministers.
The meeting next year will be held at
Cassville.
-Baled western hay is being re.
ceived in quite large quantities in
Viroqua, prevailing prices from $14 sc
to $50 per ton. This sending out of
good money for products ordinarily
grown here will mean a big drain
financially before another crco is
gathered. Sufficient rain if soon
realized will ease matters by bringing
fall pasturage, create rough feed in
corn fodder, root crops and other
substantials for animal consumption.
-Viroqua Censor.
DIR. j. Arthur Jones, of Boston,
formerly a Lancaster boy, was mar
ried Monday to Miss Marie Alves, at
the home Of the brides parents in
Dorchester, Mass. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev A, L. Weather
~, Of Lincoln, Nebraska. Dir. Jones
is son Of the late James A. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Howe were
present at the wedding The bride
and groom are now spending their
honeymoon in Name. and later will
take up their residence in Boston.
Ali special scenery and mechani
cal effects including the famous New
York Harbor with full view of the
great Brooklyn bridge are carried by
the "A Pair OF Country Kids
company at the opera house next
Thursday, Aug %. The play is on
the order of ''Way Down East and
is now in its sixth year OF success.
It's worth your while to take advant-
age of this opportunity and do not
noaka - mistake h11t SEQ this oraot ,o1ov