Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-10-25
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w. j. Schade and wife and Mrs
Graves. of Chicago. went to Dubuque
Sunday by automobile.
MFR. David Eastman and daughter
Arminda came home SATURDAY from
an auto trip to Chicago.
Mr. John Durnen. of Fennimore,
has been taking treatments in Lancas-
ter for an ulcer of the eye.
= Indiana Folks. the great 4 act
comedy drama, at Reeds opera house,
Saturday evening, November 4.
Mrs. Bertha Morse Dickey and
daughter of Topeka. Kansas, are
visitors at the A. G.. Morse home.
See announcement in another
columns of Chef Hannum's auction
south part of city, Saturday, Oct 90.
Adam Schumacher and wife and
Mrs. Chas. Ragatz of Potosi. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Hymer.
Mr.. and Mrs Korber and Mr..
and Mrs Wiedman, of Potosi, we're
on the noon train yesterday for Fenni-
more.
Mrs. Wesley White passed
through Lancaster Tuesday from Glen
Haven enroute to Platteville for a
visit
Mrs. W. j. Brennan and Mrs
q. S Helbprg gave a card party
together yesterday afternoon and will
| give Kensington tea this afternoon
The Ladies Of the Cemetery AS
ISOLATION will hold their annual rum
mage sale at the city hall Friday
and Saturday November and 4th
Jhas Dolphin has sold his ISL
acre farm. three miles west of town,
to Arthur Reynolds Of Cassville, for
$l2 800 the sale having been made by
the Day land agency.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hurlhurt
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs, Mrs. VIM. Tiller
and MRS j N. Taylor were Dubuque
visitors Saturday. They made the
trip in Hurl0urt' S auto
If you have anything to con
tribute to the ladies for the rum
mage sale, either bring it to the
CITY hall Thursday or Friday Of next
week or 0tify Mrs. John Howe, Mrs
George @. Sykes or Mrs. Chas.
rockingham who will see that
articles are called ror.
The Perry Amusement company
offers Mrs. Alkaline Perry's latest
success. Indiana folks, beautiful
story of rural life at Reed s opera
house, Saturday evening, Nov 4.
Don t fail to see Polly Woggles in
her Rubentine dance.
-Platteville has met with a severe
loss in the destruction by fire last
Saturday morning OF the American
Separating company's plant near the
Northwestern depot The loss is
given as 500, 600. with about $35 600
insurance. This affects all of the
mines from Linden to Galena and
will throw possibly 1000 men out of
employ ment.
The editor Of The Herald and
family were treated to surprise last
Friday evening IN receiving visit
from ]. B. Haskins, publisher OF The
Record at Howard City, Michigan.
| who remained here until Sunday
afternoon. Mr. H4skjns was for four
years a partner of Mr.. Lowre7's in
the publication Of that paper and later
became hrs successor in the business.
This was Mr. Haskins' first trip to
southwestern Wisconsin and he was
much pleased with what he saw here.
Y. L Showalter, A. j. Philips,
Fred Wier, Delos Edwards and Frank
Bidweli, Of this city, Oscar Brady, of
Bloomington and n Tiedemann,
of Waterloo, Ia, have been camping
for some time on the proposed site for
State PARK at Glenn's farm near
Wyalusipg, After the above men
toned young men were there for
about one week Frank Meyer, Clarence
Calvert, Geo. Sykes and wife, Tom
Haley and Mr. Erhardt, a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Sykes, joined them.
The whole party enjoyed fine time
fishing, hunting and resting The
weather at the camp was good as it
only rained two or three days during
their whole stay Hunting was fine
too, the high water in the rivers
brought ali the rabbits within the
hunters reach. One Of the party went
up to South McGregor one day and
shot rabbits on one log. All the
campers are very enthusiastic over
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