Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-08
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way to church Sunday morning
slipped and lost her footing, on the
sidewalk in front of the Orion studio
and fell down breaking her wrist.
Dr. Doolittle was called and dressed
the injured mem Der
The Ladies Cemetery Association
held very successful rummage sale
on Friday and Saturday of last week.
The amount realized from the sale
after paying all expenses will exceed
the $3.50 mark and may reach SITS
after all settlements are made.
Everyone is well pleased with the
results OF the sale and the money
raised will oe of great help to the
association in meeting its needs dur
ing the ensuing year
County Superintendent j. C.
Brockert went to Patch Grove Friday
and handled the stereoptican- picture
machine while Congressman A w.
Kopp delivered his address on
Panama and the Panama Canal. =
The Patch Grove people invited MI.
Brockert to come over there again
Friday evening Friday Nov. 18th
at which time he will deliver his
famous illustrated lecture on
Schools Of Grant County in Picture
and Story He will also give this
lecture at North Andover tomorrow,
Thursday evening. and at the rock
school house, district 2, Glen Haven,
Friday evening.
Minerva Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, Lancaster. invited the
Bloomington and Fennimore chapters
over for social gathering Monday
evening, MINIS. Marsden, Tifford.
Niehaus, Storrs, DOMAIN, Mr. and Mrs.
j. B. Bradbury, Misses Dora Duffner,
Clara Tenant, Grace Bradbury,
Messrs. Clyde Hopkins and D B.
Brunson were among those who at
tended from Fennimore. Blooming
people who were present were MINIS.
Pearson. Gates. French, Patterson.
Abrams, Hatch, Hoskins. Tubbs, Mr.
and Mrs. Lance. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
BETTER, DR. Glazier, Dr. Ellis, and
Miss Kiehler. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all those who
were in attendance
The Belle Barchus company
opened six nights engagement Mon
day evening at Reeds opera house TO
a good sized audience, in spite of the
inclement weather The opening
play. Her Cowboy Visitor is a
fine one and all characters were we'll
presented. The part of Birdie Horton,
played hy Miss Barchus is one the
most thoroughly human characters
ever written. Tom Medford, the
cowboy, as played by Will Morse.
former Lancaster boy, is product of
New York with eight years of western
life which has made useful man out
of a pampered son of the rich. There
will be change of program each
night. All new clean first class
plays with matinee Saturday after
noon
The report appearing in news
papers in some of the other counties
in this judicial circuit that nomina-
tion papers are being circulated for
the denomination of judge Clement
son, of this city. for circuit judge,
seem to be incorrect. The Judge is
making no move of that kind At
the recent term Of the circuit court
held in Lancsst last month, the
members of the bar, assuming that
they were not likely to be again
assembled until the February term.
joined ID a request to judge Clement
son 10 become candidate for another
term and assur d him Of their hearty
support in case he decided to do SO.
There Is every reason TO believe that
he will be- candidate and that he
Will have no opposition. but he has
not asked for the circulation of any
nomination papers at this time.
Jno. b. Ratio The prince 1-of
entertainers will appear the evening
of Nov. 18th. at Reeds opera house
under the auspicces of Lyceum Com.
Ratio is an artist. he lives every
character he studies when he presents
Gunga Din (Kippling) he is Ganga
Din. Says MIR. Harrison Ratio is
man that | have known personal
~ for a. number of years he is one OF
the most wholesome of men. You
cannot say too much in favor of Mr..
Ratios entertainment. Ratio has
noble personality is Jealous. gentle
manly, unselfish, he wants to please.
He works hard, which explains his
success. Mr. Totman aud wife met
him at Winona Lake in 1910 and were
very much pleased with his person
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