Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-23
Miss Ethel Day went to Dubuque

-" Browne Fox, or FennlmOie'
was here Saturday.
Anna Mccarthy returned home
| Saturday from the west
Mics Eelen Street, Of Chicago, is
a guest cf Miss Abby Phelps.
"A fine baby boy arrived at the DR..
Kinney home Monday afternoon.
Col. John G. Clark is preparing
for ths sale IF his large law library.
"A new bnbbling fountain has
been erected in Ryland Park the past
week
Evans Barnett left Friday for
visit with Rev. George Schleicher at
Mauston, Wis.
Henry Heiliger went to Madison
Thursday, wnera he is the guest of
Leo HeiIiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Carter and
baby visited at the Chas Dickinson
home last week.
Lee Eastman and daughter Vera
attended the Aviation Meet at Chi
cago Thursday and Friday.
Ten head OF the carload of 2-year
old FLIES to be sold here at auction
next Saturday are coal black.
William Halland. of Fennimore,
was arrested last week on the charge
Of drunkenness. He is in jail for 10
days
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Behling
left Tuesday for Milwaukee where
they will visit few days, and then
go to Chicago for a visit.
Mrs. w. Z johnson left Thurs
day for her home in Galva ILL.,. after
an extended visit with her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Blackburn.
Mrs. Chas. Elliot and three
daughters returned Friday to their
home at Eagle Point, la after fine
weeks visit with relatives in this
city.
Margaret Griffin, of Cuba City
was pronounced insane Wednesday and
was committed to the asylum at
; Mendoza by Judge Goodsell.
Prof Livingston who had charge
of the ninth grade school here last
year was in the city last week. He
has been engaged as professor of the
Viola. Wis. schools for the coming
year.
W. P. Rowdon and Edward c.
Archer went to Mineral Point Thurs
day. Mr.. Archer is an old resident
: Of this city, and is enjoying a visit
with old friends and war comrades
: here.
: "A barn, belonging to Will Taylor
of Farview, was burned Saturday
evening This is the third time tina
O his barn has been destroyed and il
!. means a great loss as all his new ha!
g was burned The cause is still IN
known.
Rev. ". II. Hannaford went t
n North McGregor Friday to meet hi
mother Mrs. Julia M. Hannaford
:, She has been living On homestead i
Harding Go. S. Dakota, and has beel
closely associated with Miss Dor
Watkins formerly of this city. Mrs
Hannaford will visit here for few
= weeks
le Joseph Smith, of Madison
formerly a resident here, was Ian
= caster visitor Saturday and Sunday
g on his return from a business tri
:, through Illinois. Mrs. Smith visite
- few days with her parents in M
- Hope. Mr.. Smith is in the res
estate business and is agent for lant
IN the Bitter Root valley of Montana
/, -"Under the Harvest Moon
a which comes to Reed y opera hous
20 tonight is a play which delights il
&c audiences botn as regards the pla
- itself and the manner of it's presents
tor as advance reports state that
has taken its place aud mostly s
;. alongslde Of Way Down East,
~ Shore Acres and 1.-The Old Hom
ne stead
,ie In view of the fact that Fl.
: Gross. leader and director. Ell
Smith and Ned Iyey, clarinetist
we're out of the city, the band thougI
d it out of the question to attempt
OK give a good concert last wee
OF Although Mr.. Gross has not yet r
&c turned the members of the band ha
as decided to do their best with t
o. material at hand, and, the wealth
permitting, everyone may expect {
de open air concert Thursday evening
y: this week. Turn out and give t
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