Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-09

-Charles haap had business in
Fennimore Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Jewel
went to Dodgeville this morning.
Helen and Myrl steinborn, Of
Miffiin, are visiting friends here.
Earl Eastman, of Cobb, visited at
the David Eastman home last week.
Bessie Gibbs went tc Chicago
Sunday to visit her cousin Hattie
Geise.
Miss Theresa Rudersdorf, of
Evansville, is visiting friends at Lam
caster.
ALBERT Vogt, of Bloomington,
was guest at the Keitlinger home
Sunday
Gertrude Eastman and Miss
Grindell of Platteville, visited here
last week.
Mrs. Helen Judd and son Vernon
arrived home Monday from a visit in
Apple River
Miss Grace Croker, of Chicago, is
at home with her parents for a two
weeks vacation.
Robert Quinn is now employed in
Hatch's Drug Store. His hume is in
Columbus, Wis.
Rev. r. Pengelly an2 wife left
yesterday for Fennimore after a visit
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Starrett, of
Flora, spent Sunday in Lancaster,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bud
worth.
Roy Dennis who is employed in
the Gibbs barbershop is taking
vacation. He will visit in Platte
vile and Dubuque.
Minnie Livens went to Dodge
Vile yesterday for the Home Coming.
From Dodgeville she will go to
Darlington for visit.
Miss Eta Tyler, of West De
Pere, who has been visiting in Bloom
ington, passed through here yesterday
enroute to Dodgeville.
Carl Walker killed a banana
insect, known as the ta1'antula, while
he was handling bananas in the L.
Alt q Sons store Friday.
Miss Theresa Zenz, of Loyal,
Clark county, is here on a two weeks
visit with her aunt, Miss Maggie
ZBnz, and other relatives and friends.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
picnic at Schreiner's Park Wednesday
Aug. 10th. All members and their
families sare invited to be present.
DIR. Gould and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson, Of Ashton, ILL.,, were
guests Of Mrs. Smith at her home on
North Madison st. the past week.
The following shipped stock from
Lancaster on Monday and Tuesday
Place & Jerrett, car Of hogs, car
of cattle; John Dobson, car of sheep
Jeide Bros, 1 car Of sheep
The Herbert Stock Co. all next
week at Reeds opera house has many
specialties and band and orchestra.
A comedy drama Monday evening
"A Romance Of Old Mexico, in four
acts.
The goth Century Transportation
have commenced in Lancaster the
work on a piece Of track
of the proposed @. L & L. electric
railway, and expect to push matters
as fast as possible. They will hold a
business meeting in the city hall, in
Lancaster, next Tuesday Aug Is, at
2 o'clock p. III.
AT the Aulger Bros. Show Satur-
day evening one tier of seats collapsed
because of weak supports. AS a result
several persons were slightly bruised,
but Miss Gertrude Keitlinger was the
only one to be injured sufficiently to
need medical aid. She is improving,
however, and will soon be out again
Eugene Boyes had the misfortune to
have his wheel chair broken so that it
was sent back to the factory for
repairs.
Joseph T. Kirk, of Pittsburgh,
assistant auditor of the B. & o. rail
way company and assistant auditor of
lines, was a Lancaster
visitor several days during the past
week, a guest of Mrs. R. Meyer Sr.
and other relatives. Forty nine years
ago Mr.. Kirk was a resident of Ian
caster and attended school here at
what was then known as the in
stitute. This is his first visit TO
Lancaster since that time.