Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-19

4 Feu roster was mere from Bloom |
Jngton Thursday.
E Baker, of Edmund, had bust
ness here Thursday.
An obituary Of William Bennett
will appear in next week s Herald.
DR.. Paul Howell, of Beloit,
visited at home the forepart of the
week.
-Lemuel Oates left yesterday
morning for Barahoo for a visit at
the home of his brother Harvey.
Evans Barnett, a student in
Sacred Heart College, Prairie du
Chen, is visiting at his home in this
city,
Mr. and Mrs. George Suchardt, Of
Elk Grove, attended the funeral
of their nephew Frank Ertz last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wenzel ar
rived home Monday evening from a
brief visit at the Walter Orion home
in Fennimore.
John Mikesch, OF Mason City,
Iowa, attended the funeral of Frank
Ertz here last Thursday, returning
home the same day.
-Alonzo Wayne left Monday after
noon for Chicago. He left there yes
terday for southern Texas to visit the
Gross 81 Ranch.
james E. Baltic residing four
miles south of town has new Spas
eenger 30 h. D. Overland car, deliver
ed to him last Saturday
Mrs. VIM Webb arrived home
Monday evening from Platteville
where she enjoyed a two weeks visit
at the home Of her aunt Mrs. e. F.
Rowe.
w. q. Knox accompanied by
Joseph Caspers went to Milwaukee
yesterday where the former is pur-
chasing machinery for his new garage
and repair shop.
Our Village Postmaster pleased
a packed house last night It is a
company Of artists and a we'll rendered
play-Springield Register. See them
at Reed s opera house May 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. z A. Williamson,
of Albion, Neb have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Geo P. Goble during
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10y the death Of Mrs. Sophia Kibourn.
The following University Of Wis
consin students were home for the
Easter vacation the past week Glare
Totman, Herbert Taylor, keenan,
Bennett, Frank Meyer and Clarence
Gates
Col. j. g. Clark has from 50 to
100 small peach trees suitable for
planting which he offers to give free
to any Of his friends who will come
at once and dig them, at his residence
north of the postofice.
The Cedar Rapids Times says
Everyone leaving the opera house
last night wore smile, a sure sign
that Perrys Our Village Postmaster
pleased. - This company will appear
in Lancaster at Reeds opera house
Tuesday evening, May 2.
Joe Mccoy few days ago shipped
to Healy & Brown, Of Wausau, Wis,
40 head of draft horses, average
weight 1860 pounds each, probably
the heaviest and best bunch of draft
horses ever shipped from this market.
He also shipped some drivers to Mil
waukee same day.
The Lancaster high school base
ball team met defeat in the first game
of the season Saturday at Cassville.
The game was cut short in the seventh
inning by the Lancaster catcher,
Chandler injuring his right hand.
The score at this point was IA to 10 in
Cassville's favor The Lancaster
Battery was Stone and Chandler.
Fred c. Duncalf, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. Duncalf of this city, has
decided to accept an excellent offer to
return to the faculty of the University
of Texas this year. Prof Duncalf
has held chair in history at Bowdoin
College, the past year and while the
work in the eastern institution has
been very pleasant and profitable it
hes not afforded the opportunity for
work along the lines of Medieval
History, which Prof Duncalf has
always made his speciality.
Miss Clara B. Porter, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. David Porter. and
William I. Cook son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cook, were united in marriage
at the hnma Of Rnu Rarhart Nva