Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-18


Vile visitor Wednesday,
William Hahn was down from
Sitter on business Friday.
M. E. Meyers, of Glen Haven,
was visitor Wednesday.
Luke Webb, Of Bloomington, was
a Lancaster caller Wednesday.
Henry and Albert Sails, of Bur
ton, had business in Lancaster Friday.
Mrs, John Horsefall has been
suffering from erysipeIas the past
week.
Oscar Wright is att ending the
automobile show in Milwaukee this
week
Ned Ivey left Monday for Chi
cago, where he has obtained employ
ment.
Walter Frost, Of Mather, Wis.
is visiting relatives in Lancaster and
vicinity.
You don't need to practice" for
the doll carriage pararde-just follow
your leader.
Jacob Baumgartner attended the
meeting of the directors Of the 9nni-
more State Bank Friday
Miss Julia Sweeney has been
visiting the past week in Livingston
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Allen.
Only one big party year for the
children, aud only 10 cents admission
for children, 20 for adults under 5,
free.
Casper Lehner. of Galena, was
In Lancaster Friday attending to mat
tiers connected with his monument
BUSINESS.
Peter Schauf and Casper Adrian,
of Cassville, brought grist to Lam
caster Wednesday to be ground at the
Kasper & Heberlein mill.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. BidwelI, of
Switzerland, Iowa. refunded home
last Wednesday after an extended visit
with Grant County relatives.
Virgil Piddington of Platteville
had the good luck to bag large red
fox recently. It was one of the finest
o9i. ofS &c
section in years.
Laura Wetter and Frank Boerner,
of Liberty were united in marriage at
high noon Wednesday at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Wetter, in North Lancaster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and family
of Madison expect to return to Lancas
ter to live in the spring. At that time
George and Bessie Carter will have
been graduated from the state uni
versity.
| An error was made last in week s
Herald in the announcement Of the
covered dish party to be given by the
Royal Neighbors. The date of this
party is Friday, January, 20, instead
of Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baumgartn er
and son. of Laurens, Iowa. visited in
Lancaster with relatives. They expect
to move shotly to Plainville, Kas. V,
where Mr.. Baumgatner' brother Mel
son is nicely located
The city library will be moved
into the Ryland building thu latter
part of the month. No changes will
be made at the park until spring,
when the fence will probably be
taken down, the unsightly outbuild-
ings removed and various other i'm
| prOvements made.
The Bloomington Lodge of Odd
Fellows has invited the Lancaster
lodge to assist them Thursday even
ing, in comforting degrees on candi-
dates elected to membership. The
Lancaster degree staff will go to
Bloomington if the weather permits.
The local Odd Fellows are planning to
give a minstrel show sometime in
February. The proceeds will be used
toward defraying the expenses that
will be incurred at the time of the
State Emcampment next September.
Otis Bowers one of the best known
of American MINISTRIES. died last Tues
day IN Davenport hospital. His
death was caused by dropsy. The old
time minstrel team of Beach e Bowers
used to make Lancaster regularly years
ago and was regarded by local theater
goers as top notcher in the amuse,
ment line. Later the same show gain
ed national fame The proprietors
however dabbled in horse racing and
as a result brought financial disaster