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

y. +. Schultz was up from Glass;
Vile Friday.
Miss Rose Pennock went to Liv-
lngston Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Humphrey is visiting
Mrs. E. E Whitmore this week.
"A baby boy was born at the home
OF Roy rockingham, Tuesday Aug. 8.
Miss Evangeline Helm, of Chicago
is visiting her friend, Miss Linda
Diesel.
Miss Ruth Harcleroad returned
from visit in Platteville Saturday
evening.
Mrs John Pink and Mrs. Ira
Murphy visited friends in Fennimore
Saturday.
Mrs, Judd Walker and daughter
Miss Helen are visiting with Abbie
Phelps this week.
Lee Andrews came down from
Oshkosh Saturday and is visiting
friends about town.
Miss Bessie Gibbs visited her
aunt Mrs. Ed LANCE, in Ipswich a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. J. F. Whitney of Chicago
has been here several days a guest at
the G. w. rockingham home.
Ned Willis left for Madison Sun
day. He visited his sister Mrs. Curtis
and took in the Ringling show Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Garner we're
in Madison Saturday and Sunday,
looking up location for their new
home.
The Friday and Saturday even
ing shows at the Orpheum continue
to draw large and we'll satisfied
crowds.
Miss Eleanor Wallace, who has
been visiting Miss Emily Cronin the
past week, left, Monday for her home
il Fox Lake.
Miss Hazel Grimm of Cassville,
left here for visit in Dodgeville,
after few days visit at the John
Barrows home.
August Michaelis left for Madi-
son Monday. He enjoyed Ringing
Bros show there that afternoon, with
the Hayes family.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will meet at
the church on Friday evening of this
week. Every body invited
Amherst Barber left for Washing
ton, D. c., Monday, after week
visit at the home of A. g. Knapp.
He spent one day in Platteville on
the return journey
Mrs. Belle Dudley Smith left
Monday for a visit with Mrs. Joe
Wright in Chicago. Her son Gordon
accompanied her. and will go on to
Boston on business.
Mayor J. T. Bennett started yes
terday for Texas, where himself and a
member of other Lancaster citizens
own valuable real estate interests
Ee will spend most Of his time down
in the east coast portion of that huge
state.
The next attraction at the opera
house will be the famous Pair Of
Country Kids Now in it's sixth
year and better than ever. Twelve
new musical vaudeville numbers.
Date of Aug. 25 is for one night only
and popular prices will prevail
A. G. Knapp returned Friday
from Chicago. He was in Milwaukee
the first Of the week where he enjoyed
a visit with his daughter Marie, at
the Riverside sanitarium. Since she
left the Pennoyer sanitariUm at
Kenosha, her improvement has been
rapid. and was far beyond Mr.. Knapp's
best expectations.
The rumor that Rev. August
Cramer, the new pastor Of the Ger
man Presbyterian church, had gone
west ten days ago for the purpose of
getting married, has been fully verif-
ed. The ceremony took place at the
home Of the bride, Miss Dena Lay, at
Chenille, Nebraska on Wednesday,
Aug. 3, and after a short wedding
trip Mr.. Cramer returned to Lancas-
! ter with his bride, last Friday, and
brou ght her to her new home at the
parsonage. The ladies Of the church
had assembled there in advance,
cleaned up the house, laid some new
rugs, installed quantity of new
furniture. and had fine dinner pre-
pared in readiness for a welcome
| buO1o IT. uac a very haOOV occasion