Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-15

DIR. ]. G, Doolittle was in
Bloomington Friday.
j. K. Schultz, of Cassville, was
In Lancaster Monday.
p. BARLEY, of Bloomington was
in Lancaster yesterday.
Frank and Ralph Stone left yes
terday for Madison to visit relatives.
Clarence Howe is attending the
exercises Of commencement week at
Belolt college.
will Browning and family, of
Platteville, visited in Lancaster with
relatives last week.
Miss Telah CALVIN is the pos
sesor of a Fisher Baby Grand pur-
chased of e. G. Roberts.
Clarence Mcmahon has strated
the work of excavation for a new resi-
dence on south Adams street.
"A number of the latest and best
books will be placed on the public
library shelves Saturday.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. James T. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oswald left
yesterday for a month s visit in Mil
yankee with their daughter, Mrs.
Isaac Deller.
This is the desirable time for
canning strawberries. The home crop
is strictly at its best just now and the
berries particularly fine.
--On account Of Thursday being
circus day this week, the usual
Thursday evening band concert will
be given on Friday evening instead
Several Lancaster fishermen and
picnickers received thorough drench
ing Sunday afternoon. Otherwise it
has not been reported that the storm
did any damage.
Arthur G. Knapp returned last
week from trip to Chicago, stopping
enroute to see his daughter, Marie,
who is slowly improving at the
sanitarium in Kenosha.
AT the recent Madison Congrega-
tional conference Rev. W. H Hanna
ford was chosen as one of the five del
egates from this state to the National
Congregational Conference to be held
at Boston in October.
The Junior Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church sold ice cream
sherbet and candy on the the church
lawn Saturday afternoon. The sale
was we'll attended and the receipts
comprised goodly sum.
quite number of the Lancaster
veterans plan to attend the Soldiers
Reunion to be held at Fennimore to-
day and tomorrow. Frank L. Fawcett
of Madison is to speak Thursday
morning. An interesting program has
been prepared by the committee in
charge.
Sever M. Oleson will retire from
the saloon business when his year ex-
pires, July 1. and R. N. Trentzsch'
intends to re-engage in the business
at the old stand. M. g. Edwards
will also make application for license
to open a saloon in the place formerly
operated by Frank Tanner.
The master mason s degree was
conferred upon Prin. f. w. Trainer,
Of the lancaster high school, at a
special meeting of the local Masonic
lodge Tuesday evening of last week.
Star lodge last week were Mrs. Harry
Brooker and Miss Margaret Taylor.
Clarence E. McMahon and Daisy
lockwood will be united in marriage
this morning at the home of the
BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
lockwood Rev. Morgans will
officiate. The young couple will
shortly go to housekeeping In home
which the groom is preparing to erect
in the south part of the city.
Peter Paul Adams, president of
the Adams patent wheel company at
Cassville, was in Lancaster Saturday.
He states that the concrete walls for
the new factory, 40x80, and the
engine house. 28x31 are now laid and
the company is ready to advertise for
bids from contractors for the erection
of the buildings. They are also now
getting their patents in Canada and
are in correspondence with several
cities relatives to establishing an ad-
ditional factory for the manufacture
of wheels for automobiles, bnggies.
etc.. the Cassville factory to make
wagon wheels only.