Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-09

| was a county seat caller MONDAY,
Walter Shipley, of Boscobel,
visited here over Sunday with friends.
Irving Hunter, of Livingston, had
business in probate court here yester-
day.
Miss Lorene Hickok, Of Bloom
ingon, visited with Lancaster friends
last week.
Service at Pine Knob school house
at p m. if weather and roads are
favorable.
Mrs. Abbie Smith, of Milwaukee
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. irish.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. George Carter.
Miss Margaret Peacock left Sun
day for Rice Lake, Wis. where she
has acc opted a position in millinery
store.
The ladies of the M. E, church
will serve their monthly tea at the
church parlors this "Wednesday
afternoon.
An announcement concerning a
big new stock of wall paper, paints,
brushes. school supplies etc. carried
by d. G. Johnson, appears in another
column of todays Herald.
Eva Camp r. N. A. is making
great preparations for St. Patrick 8
entertainment to be given Friday
evening, March IS. Watch for further
particulars next week.
The new grocery department just
added at the Boston Store will be ready
for business next Saturday. See an
nouncement upon editorial page Of to-
days Herald.
The st. Martha's Guild will
have a sale of fancy and useful articles
shortly after Lent and in connection
Herewith there will be supper and
dance. Further particulars later.
The funeral of Mrs. Henkel,
whose death is spoken of elsewhere,
was held Saturday at the Aupperle
church, Rev Argus officiating Mrs.
John Jeide OF this city, who was a
daughter of the deceased, attended the
services, as did a number of others
from this city.
The Orion Haley Co. have an an
nouncement upon another page in to-
days Herald relative to spring cloth
ing, new neckwear, hats, etc. The
niIe weather of the past few days nat
urally turns ones attention in the di-
rectton of spring needs and the new
spring suit is one of the things to be
considered.
Bryan, Roth e lockwood, sue
cessors to BeIscanper & Bryan, and to
A. J. Hyde, have a large advertise
ment upon another page of today's
Herald in which they call attention to
their line of farm machinery and im-
plements of all kinds, buggies. wag-
ons, gasoline engines, etc, but mole
especially to thoce lines adapted to
early spring needs upon the farm.
"A birthday party was given for
Genevieve Levin last Saturday in Gel
ebration of her sixth birthday. Her
little friends all enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon. Those present were Ber-
niece and Genevieve Angus, Myrtle
and Clara Pulsipher, Geneva WEEP
king, Clarissa lockwood, Vera Cranes,
Dora Doolittle. Miriam rockingham,
Mabel Hough, Arthur A. NARROW,
Chester rockingham, John Block and
Lloyd Fassett.
The work of Will Mcmahon and
his force of bridge builders gives ex-
cellent satisfaction in all parts of the
county. The following is taken from
the last issue of 1.-THE Kickapoo
Chief, - Wauzeka: Three bridges
were completed recently in the town
of Eastman, two in Finney Hollow
and one on Pine Creek near the John
Garvey farm. VIM. Mcmahon, Sam
Kemper, Evert Treloar of Lancaster
were the builders, Mr.. Mcmahon
being the contractor. We understand
the work is we'll done and satisfactory.
The members of the town board are B.
Dunno, Jas. E. Crowley and Mr..
Michel Phile; the county committee
worked with them.
Mrs. R. Meyer, ST.. and Miss Jes
sic Meyer entertained last Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Meyer of Seattle, about 40 guests
being present.. Mrs. Fred Meyer and
daughter, Dorothea, expect to start
within few days for a trip to Eu
rona and if present nIanS nrevaiI will