Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-06

Will Duncalf and Roy Fischer
are camping at H. ". Browns cottage
this week.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds and Miss
Elva Mccormick visited at Liberty
yesterday.
Miss Jessie Hannum started Fri
day for Eagle Point, Ia, to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Chas. Elliott.
"A number from here were in at
tendance at the Latter Day Saint
union, held at Madison last week.
o ". Pierce. of Montana, will
have an auction sale of good horses
two carloads, at the stock yards in
Lancaster, Monday Sept. 49,
Richard Meyer Jr. and family,
F. P. Barnet; and family and Ralph
Barnett visited Sunday at the Chas
Weber home in Fennimore.
Walter Beck. brother of George
Beck, of this city, has been employed
this summer with the Cooperative
Creamery Co at Adams, Mimi. He
returned to this city Sunday.
-Culhane's Comedians, a stock
company we'll known in this section
of the state, will pay weeks en-
gagement at Reeds opera house all
of next week. during the fair.
The Overland Service Co., of this
city. has recently taken the agency
for the Buick, White and REQ auto
mobiles for this territory in connec
tion with the Overland cars
The Lancaster public school
will open next Monday for the fall
and winter term. See detailed state
ment in an advertisement appearing
in another page of today's Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Clark and
Mrs R. Stevens went to Milwaukee
yesterday. They will come back in
Mr.. Clark s automobile which has
been ove-hauled during the past
week.
"A post card received by The
Herald from Harry E. Gross, mailed
at his home, Elmhurst, New York,
states that he expects to return to
Lancaster in time for the band concert
this week.
Lancaster Masonic lodge No. 20,
which has not been holding regular
meetings during the hot weather of
the summer, will resume it's meetings
as usual beginning with Friday even
ing of this week.
The trout fishing season closed on
Thursday, Aug. 81 and the hunting
season opened Sept 1. There are
some local ducks on the rivers but
the flights from the north will not
begin until cold weather sets in.
Under the new tuberculin test
law all persons who hold permits
from the Wisconsin live stock
sanitary board for administering the
test, will be obliged to obtain new
permits before they can legally do
business.
Mrs. D. L Morrison. of Hawk
Point. Missouri, is spending few
days in the homes of her brother John
H. Howe and her cousin, Mrs. c. e.
Baxter, Mrs. Morrison WAS at one
time typo in the Herald Office during
the later period of the Cover regime.
Mrs Beth Bowers on Monday
accompanied her daughter Baeruth to
Prairie du CHEN where the latter will
become a pupil at st. Mary's academy
for the coming yeat, Miss Bertha
Fischer, of Fennimore, who had been
Baeruth's guest for a few days,
accompanied them as far as her home.
Rev. Myron 6. Argus, who re
Gently resigned as rector of hmmaL uel
Episcopal church, and who preached
his farewell sermon here week ago
last Sunday, went to Madison last
week, where he becomes assistant
rector in the Grace Episcopal church.
Rev. Argus expects to return to this
city tonight and will officiate at the
marriage Of Fred B Avery and Miss
Bessie Bracket, which will take place
in the Emmanuel church this even
ing,
Manager Burr, of the Orpheum
Theatre, received a telegram yester-
day. morning from Chas. e. KreuPer,
stating that it would be impossible
for himself and wife to fill their en-
gagement here this winter, Mr..
Burr wishes to state, however, that
he is corresponding now with other
parties and will soon have some one
: on the job" SO that The Orpheum
will not be without musicians for any
length of time. It is very hard to
find the right ones for this work and