Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-03-23
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Chicago Monday.
Simon Langstaff, of Potosi, bad
business here Monday.
Merchant Fred Booth, of Patch
Grove, was in Lancaster Thursday.
Roy Garthwaite has moved on the
Chilly" Raines farm north of the
city.
Mrs. Melvin Williams, of Glass;
Vile, is visiting at the Kohlenberg
home.
C. A. and P. E. Perrin, of Bee.
town, had business in Lancaster Mon
day.
Landlord James Oleson of the
Lancaster House was a Fennimore
visitor Monday.
q Mrs. William Garner is lying
very i'll at the residence of W. Clifton,
west of the city.
Hon. T.. E. Steward delivered a
forceful temperance address in Reeds
opera house last evening.
John Hoffman has purchased the
Richardson residence on Adams street
in the first ward.
Mrs. Frank Calls and little
daughter arrived home Monday from a
visit in Montfort.
Mote the millinery opening at
Thanhouser' which will be in pro-
gress all of this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational Church will meet on
Fridayafternoon with Mrs. Calvin.
Mrs. Eugene Whitmore is spend
ing the week in Patch Grove with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Humphrey.
-Arno Alt and John Day have
connected with the main line of sew
er to accommodate their residences.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mr..
Tom Blewett was tie scene of an
elegant six O'Clock dinner party last
Tuesday.
The regular Thursday meeting of
Gen. Calls Circle will be omitted
this week, owing to repairs that are
being made at the hall.
The next outside attraction at
Reeds opera house is "Ma's Hus-
band" booked for April 1S, This
is said to be an excellent production.
George Hyde has been engaged as
electrician OF the new Grand moving
picture theater started in Mineral
Point, according to the Iowa Co.
Democrat.
jay Harcleroad accompanied two
young men one from Bloomington and
one from Fennimore to the State
School for the feeble minded in Chip
pewa Falls Monday
Entertainments by the ladies of
the Episcopal church and the Gene
terry Assn. are among the coming at
fractions at Reeds opera house The
nature of each is atpresent undecid-
ed but will be announced later.
Ward has been received by Lam
caster friends of the death of Mr.. O.
Seamson at her home in Wiley,
Colorado. Mrs. Seamson was for
many years highly respected resident
of Grant county.
Last week a mix-up occurred in
announcing the dates for Miss E.
Roseleip's millinery opening. It
takes place Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March "a, % and 26. See
advertisement on second page of
today's Herald.
Mrs. Will Clark. of Ellenboro,
passed away Monday in Chicago
hospital after several months suffer
ing. Her death was not unexpected
and her husband was at the bedside
when the final summons came. The
body arrived in Lancaster last even
ing. Funeral services will be held
today in the Ellenboro school house
and interment will follow at the
Buckwheat Ridge cemetery.
During the coming month an
encampment of Odd Fellows will be
instituted in Lancaster. This is an
auxiliary to Mississippi Valley Lodge
No. SO and comprises the higher
degrees known as the patriarchal,
Golden Rule and Royal Purple. The
Grand Patriarch of the Grand
Encampment of the state will be here
to institute the encampme emit and a
number of out-of-tow Odd Fellows
will also be here to assist. 4E
Monday March 81 was the first
day OF spl ing. Some of our exchanges
are conducting Popular Science