Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-17

j. P. Walker was here from
Boscobel Friday.
j. A. Bossert was here from Glass;
Vile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hurlburt
attended the Boscobel fair.
R. B. Showalter had business in
Madison Monday and Tuesday. -.
H. L. Van Dusen. Of Madison
visited his sister here last week.
Henry Korber, of Potosi, had
business IN Lancaster last Friday.
Miss Marie Baumgartner left
Thursday roI visit in Shullsburg.
Remember the dates Of the Grant
County Fair at Lancaster, Sept. IA. Is
and 16.
Lee Wright returned to Chicago,
Thursday. after ten days visit in
Lancaster.
Everett Taylor returned to his
studies in the University of III at
Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Morse went to Montfort
Monday, to visit her parents and to
attend her brother wedding.
Rev. John Field was guest Of
Rev. Geo. G. Sch1eicher. of St,
between trains. Friday.
Miss Linda Rhodes left Sunday
for Waukesha. She will enjoy an
outing on Pawaukee Lake near there.
Miss Emily Roberts went to
Platteville, Thursday, with Mrs. Clay
Chapman, to be her guest for a few
days,
Will Harris and family of Avoca,
Ia, left Monday after visiting at the
homes of Frank lockwood and Rich.
ard Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Tiedemann
were up from Platteville Thursday
Mrs. Tiedemann left that afternoon
for Madison.
Miss Ruth Wright, who has been
visiting at the home Of Miss Norma
Dersch, left for her home in Chicago,
Ray Mccormick left Friday for a
visit with his friend Roy Chatfeld,
in Mazomanie. Mrs. Chatfeld also
left for her home at that place.
IS. A. Harris Of st. Louis, who
visited last week with his cousins, the
Frank Smith family, left Saturday
for Milwaukee and Chicago.
1t is only four weeks more until
the opening Of the Grant County Fair,
Lancaster S big annual event. The
dates are Sept IA, Is and Is.
Members of ". R. G. are re-
quested to bring their lunch baskets
and come to Corps hall Saturday,
August 9th. Don t miss a good time.
Mr., and Mrs Clay Chapman re.
turned to Platteville, Friday after a
visit at the Robert BROKER home.
Miss Emily Roberts accompanied them
for a week s visit.
-Mr. and Mrs. James Graham and
son Howard and daughters Leta and
Florence. Of Dubuque, are visiting Mr..
S sister Mrs. VIM. Barrows,
Mrs VIM. Bennett and brother John
Graham.
Frank Ewers, Of Reedstown. was
granted a permit in Judge Goodsell s
court, to marry Miss Winnifred Long
meir, of Waterloo, Ia. They we've
married by Justice Chas ". Bur
rows, Aug 10.
-Mrs. J. z. Humphrey and three
children, of Patch Grove, and Miss
Trina Palmer, Of Peoria, Ill, visited
this week with the G. H. Dickinson
family. The former is a niece and
the latter a cousin, Of Mrs. Dickin-
son.
"A camping party consisting of
Lawrence Clark, Edmund Totman,
Mabel LeightY Bessie Gibbs and
Kenneth Eange, started Monday morn
ing for the Mississippi river to be
gone a week. Mrs E. J. LANCE, of
Ipswich is chaperon.
General satisfaction is expressed
concerning the Terry company's
Uncle Toms Cabin production last
Thursday evening. They have an ex-
cellent band, and orchestra, and the
street concert by the former, was
thoroughly enjoyed by a great mum
Der of people.
ALI special scenery and mechani-
cal effects including the famous New
York Harbor with full view of the
orao+ Prooly Ivn hr;doe are carried hv