Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03
VIM. Webb is convalescent.

VIM. Webb is convalescent.
The James Woodhou se res: d9nce
is being reprinted.
Mrs. Ed. Budd and children left
Lancaster Tuesday for Duluth.
j. D. Hatch and wife returned
from their western trip Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Laabs, who has been
seriously i'll is recovering nicely.
-sam'l Obey and Herman Grimm.
of Cassville. were in Lancaster Tues
day.
w. G. T. q. meeting to be held
at the home Of Mrs Lucy Price next
Thursday at 2 80 p. III.
Miss Hazol Grimm and Miss
Jennie Smith. of Cassville, are visit
ing at the Geo. W. Barrows home.
The new silver tuba horn for the
cornet band was received from Grand
Rapids, Mich, Monday, and is a
beauty.
Mrs. Beth Bowers is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Dee, of Chicago,
and her niece, Miss Clara Brown, Of
Dubuque.
The local lodge of Modern Wood
men voted on eleven applicants for
initiation last Thursday night at their
regular meeting.
e. N. Hawley, of Platteville.
one of the several candidates for the
Republican nomination for Sheriff,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Abrams left Tuesday
afternoon Tor Woonsocket, S. D.,
where she will enjoy a three weeks
visit at the Will Humphrey home.
Mrs L, D. Ryan, daughter Gera.
ldine and son James. of North And
over, who had been visiting Mrs.
Downer Kilby for several days, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Martha Meyer gave a party
Saturday afternoon, in honor of her
guest, Miss Clara Stiles. Many of
Miss Stiles former pupils were present
and very pleasant time was had.
"A matrOn accompanied two little
girls to Grant county last week. and
saw them safely to their new homes
into which they have been adopted.
Both have been taken from state
orphans homes
Mrs. Sarah Green, of Potosi,
passed away Sunday and her funeral
was held Tuesday. Mrs. Green was
the mother of S. r. Green Of this
city, and sister of Aunt Lizzie
Davies of British Hollow.
Mrs. G.. G. NARROW entertained
at her home four afternoons last week
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. A large party of Blooming
ton ladies were guests at her home cn
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Leola ShowalTer. who Owns
millinery store at Preston, Mimi,
writes to relatives here that recent
fire completely destroyed her entire
stock and the building in which her
store was located. Fortunately the
stock was completely covered by in
surance.
Peter Woodhouse, Mrs. P. BARLEY,
Mrs Milton Woodhouse and Mrs. Arlo
Martin, all of Bloomington passed
through here Tuesday on their way to
Potosl. where they attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Green The
late Mrs. Peter Woodhouse was a
sister of Mrs. Green
Terry's Uncle Tom show yesterday
furnished entertainment for nearly all
our inhabitants The two cars of
the show arrived on No 5O7 and the
kids and older people were on hand to
watch the unloading of the ponies,
dogs etc. An acceptable street parade
took place just before noon, two bands
furnishing lively music. In the
evening Main street was crowded to
hear an enjoyable concert, and then
great many focked to the big tent
to part with their small change and
be transported to Dixie land before
the war Terry's give big value for
what they receive. - Tribune, Elroy,
Wis. This company will appear in
Lancaster Thursday, August II.