Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-27

Mrs. Beth Bowers returned Fri.
day evening from her visit at st Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Levin returned
last evening from Milwaukee and
Richland Center.
John Calls, Elmer Eastman, and
Frank Orion went to Platteville
Tuesday afternoon.
-Chas Klarmau and wife returned
Monday, from an extended trip
| through the eastern states.
Mrs Geo. c. NARROW entertained
a large party of friends from Bloom
ington, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Emily Cronin ant Mrs. S.
R. Green left Friday afternoon for
Platteville, where they are attending
the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Orion are
planning on going to Colorado, next
week They expect to visit the Lou
Starr family while there.
Miss Venepps, student at the
Art Institute in Chicago, returned to
the city Tuesday, after a visit with
Mrs. Chas. rockingham.
John SchreiDer was taken sick
suddenly in DR.. j. H. Fowlers Office
last Thursday. He was taken home
and is now improving very salts
factorily.
-Terry's Uncle Tom s Cabin com
pany has been sighted on the horizon,
and is moving in this direction. 1t
will show in Lancaster Tuesday. Aug.
9. See ad in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Duncan and
daughter Ruth, who has been visiting
at the Bud Duncan home and also at
their old home at Hurricane, returned
to their home at Winona yesterday
Mrs. e. B. Mccarthy, of Free
port, Ill, who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Lancaster the
past week returned to her home today.
Miss Gertrude Drinkwater accom-
panied her there for a month S visit.
"A subscription paper is being
circulated about town TO raise enough
money for the purchase Of a tuba horn
for the band. The present instru-
ment is so large that no one seems to
have large enough lung capacity to
blow it.
The specifications for a new
building in the center of the Hillside
cemetery, and patterned after the
present shelter, have been completed.
The material for the new building is
to be concrete instead Of wood The
contract has not been let so far.
John Borah, of Grinnell, Kansas,
whose father, Dai Borah, was former
we'll known citizen of Lancaster. is
visiting his cousin, w. j. Knox and
other relatives here. Last Sunday w.
]. Bailie, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox and
Mr.. Borah went over to Mt. Ida in
Mr.. Bailie's auto and had dinner with
Mrs. VIM. Knox and spent the even
ing at s. L. Borah g. Mr.. Borah re-
naming over for few days with his
aunt.
Charles N. Webb, who for about
two and une-half years has very
efficiently filled the position of re-
porter and assistant city editor of The
Herald, is now taking a needed and
long looked forward to vacation from
his duties. He expects to leave on
his brothers Frank and Walter at Gil
bert, MINI. His place will be taken
during such period by Arthur A.
Knapp, who has bat recently returned
from Chicago, where be has been tax
ing course of instruction in art at
the Chicago Academy Of Fine Arts.
Mr.. Knapp has III times past done
some very clever cartoon work for The
Herald, on local subjects and may
do SO again while assisting in holding
down the editorial tripod. We re-
quest our readers to give MIN any as
sistence they can in directing his at
tention to local matters of interest.
All of which we shall duly appreciate.