Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Miss Thelma Pennock went to
Madison Monday.
Mrs S. R. Green returned from
Platteville Friday.
d S. Graham was here from
Cuba City, Thursday.
Miss Anna Barber returned Mon
day from Platteville.
Arthur Reynolds, of Cassville.
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burley Doll we're in
Platteville last week.
Miss Emily Cron1n returned from
Platteville Friday noon.
L. D. Eastman arrived home from
Marengo, ILL.,, Friday
-Chas. Knapp, who sustained a
broken jaw recently, is recovering
very nicely.
Matt Edwards, who has been
working in Oshkosh, returned home
Thursday evening.
H. q. Nathan went as far as
Blue Mound, Sunday, to view the
gravel train wreck.
Mrs. Will Morkin and the Misses
Mabel and Myrtle Judd are spending
a few days in Milwaukee.
Clarence Howe returned Saturday
from a visit with friends at Black
Lake, near Holland, Mich.
Clement Nathan stepped on a
rusty nail one day last week and had
a lame foot for several days,
MISS Dorothy Lisherness returned
Thursday from Livingston, where she
was the guest of Miss Eva Livingston.
Miss Bess McNair went to Madi
son Friday where she met her mother.
Both returned to Lancaster Saturday
While delving in the mysterious
inner works Of an auto the other day,
Frank Stone sustained a bad cut on
the hand.
The band concert was favored by
thu usual fair weather, and a large
number of listeners turned out to
enjoy 1t.
Miss Otey Woodhouse arrived
from Chicago, Saturday evening for
a visit with her grand father, James
Woodhouse.
Victor Holtzimller put his small
cousins Ethel and Viola Remy and
Harold Cubela, on the train Monday
morning, bound for Fennimore.
Mrs. w. J. Schade, who under
went an operation in Chicago nearly
two weeks ago, is improving very
slowly at the Presbyterian hospital.
Mrs. w. Fl. Thompson, Mrs. G.
Baunister. of Milwaukee, and Mrs
Fl Higgley and daughter Helen, Of
Madison. visited at the LANCE home
last week
Mr. and Mis- Lester Peck aud
little son Anacletus, returned home
Sunday from a few days visit at the
home of the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Peck, at Montfort,
and other relatives and friends.
Terry Uncle Toms Cabin show
that was advertised to appear in Lam
caster next Tuesday, August 8. has
been compelled to change its date TO
Thursday evening, August II. See
advertisement in another column.
Miss Clara Stiles. of BeIoit, ar
rived in Lancaster last Thursday for
a visit with the Richard Meyer
family. Miss Stiles taught in the
high school here for several years and
her many friends are very glad to see
here again.
-Terry's Uncle Tom s Cabin show
gave performance here last Wednes-
day night to d big and we'll satisfied
audience. The specialties, and and
orchestra music was OF high order
of excellence. Casey indicator. At
Lancaster. Thursday evening Aug. ii.
A number Of Grant county voters
have made application to be &C
corded tull citizens rights at the next
meeting of the circuit court, but will
be unable to do so. The law stipulates
that no one shall be made a citizen
within the thirty days preceding an
election. AS the next term of court is
held within thirty days of the fall
election, this part of the calendar will
have to be postponed, probably until
February.
Sunday morning gravel train
was partly derailed in the station
yards at Blue Monnd. The train was