Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14

d II, Ll6gl6r, OF ellen maven,
was in Lancaster Friday.
H. e. Brown, of MilIville,
visited friends here Friday. .
William Wilkinson, of Bagley.
was in Ian caster Wednesday.
H. Livingston was over from
Livingston on business Wednesday.
Casper Lehner, the Galena monu-
ment man, had business in Lancaster
Friday
&C. Bartholomew, of Boscobel,
visited in Lancaster Wednesday of
last week
H. H. Pohle, F. Newman and
Willis Edwards were over from
Bloomington Friday.
Louis Emler visited the past
week at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Jos. SchmeIz near Cassville.
j. W. Watson returned to his
hume in Livingston yesterday morn
ing after brief visit in Lancaster.
Mrs Hatch, of Bloomington, and
son George, of Albany. Nebraska,
visited in Lancaster the past week.
The W. r. G. ladies sent box
of clothing valued at $50, few days
ago, to the fire sufferers at Prentice,
Wis
1.-THE Cowpuncher and Life for
Life played to small houses here the
past week Neither show made a
great hit,
&C. W. Roberts gave several
graphophone concerts the past week
for the benefit of his friends aud
prospective purchasers of the late
records
No progressive family should
overlook the special arrangement with
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer,
whereby $1.85 pays for one year S
subscription to it and this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bailey
visited PlatteviIle over Sunday with
Mr.. Bailey's brother Robert, who re-
Gently came back for a visit from
Yakima, Wash, where he is engaged
in fruit farming.
Tho Congregational Ladies Mis-
sionary Society will hold its annual
meeting for election of officers at the
parsonage, on Friday afternoon Dec.
is, at o'clock, This is an important
meeting and full attendance is greatly
desired.
Canton Lancaster No. ii,
Patriarchs Militant is planning to
give an old time minstrel show some
time in February for the purpose of
raising funds to detray the expenses
Of the grand encampment to to be
held here in October.
We have arranged with The
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer SO
that our patrons can secure that sterl
ing paper, together with our own, at
the exceedingly low price of 81. So fol
one year. This is rare opportunity
and should be taken advantage Of.
Ben Loutnain has sold his theatre
at Portage and will go on the road
with a vaudeville show this winter,
taking in four towns in this
county, namely Lancaster, Montfort,
Platteville and Cuba City, showing
in these places once every two weeks.
-Platteville Witness.
The following officers were elect
ed by Sylvan Camp, No. rs, NJ. w.
of A. at the meeting Thursday even
ing Venerable Consul, ]. D. Bellows
past consul, r. A. Irwin; worthy
adviser, l.. p. Fisher; clerk, w. E..
Webb; banker G. H. Basford escort,
Ben Suer; physicians ]. Fl Fowler
and G. A. Critchlow Waterman, F.
s. Turner; sentry, Ray Mccormick.
and manager, A. J. Wiendenbeck.
jesse E. Williams, of South
Lancaster ard Miss Lilly Belle Potter.
of Waterloo, we're united in marriage.
Wednesday morning at o'clock at
the home of the BRIDES. sister, Mrs.
Ed Kerr. Rev. J.T. Morgans, of the
NJ. E. church, was the officiating
pastor After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Williams left on a trip through
several of the western states including
California, followed by the the con-
gratulatlons aud best wishes of their
many friends.
One of the most successful teach
ers' institutes ever held in Grant
county was that at Bagley last Satul
day. About twenty teachers were ir
attendance besides an unusually large
number Of citizens, all of whom dis.
played the liveliest interest in the