Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-01

DIR. Fayette Baldwin was here
from Livingston Monday.
Landlord Croker Of the FarwelI
hotel left this morning for Chicago.
The Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. Knobal next Monday after
neon.
The w G T. U. will meat with
Mrs. Ira D. Totman tomorrow Thurs
day. afternoon.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Society will meet Thursday with
Mrs A. Cramer. 80. :. 80,
Miss Minnie Cardy, of Platte
Vile, is guest in the home of her
uncle, Austin Ferrand
Mrs. J. Godfrey and daughter
Helen attended the funeral services of
Jack Patterson in Platteville Sunday
Flank T. Hollister, of Chicago,
is in Lancaster overhauling the
monotyp9 machine at The Teller
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Lou Cramer, of Dubuque, and
Henry Cramer, of Lancaster, attended
the funeral of Mrs Ball at Sitter
Monday. ~. $3.50 r-~g,s,S1s
"A. Cairns, John Cairns, Hiram
Adams and Belle Cairns of Mt Hope,
visited here Saturday. They made
the trip in the Cairns automobile.
Miss Alta Bartle who has been
for some ii ne in the employment Of
the Grand Hotel in Lancaster left
Saturday for her home in DodgeviIle.
The initiation of three candidates
and the rendition of very interest
ing and entertaining program, marked
the last meeting Of Gen. Calls Circle,
Ladies of the g. A. f., last Thurs
day evening.
Herman Roth has recently sold
his beautiful new residence property
on South Madison street to Christian
Vesperman of South Lancaster. Mr..
Roth expects to build new home in
the near future.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Galloway
have received the announcement of a
baby boy who arrived on Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Near, of Beach, N. Oak. Mrs. Near
was formerly Miss Mae Galloway.
Word has recently been received
by relatives in Lancaster that Miss
Dora Ressmeyer who is now located
at Bellingham, Wash. is to charge
her name on Saturday. Nov. 4th.
Her friends here wish her many years
of happiness and success.
The infant son Mr. and Ms
Clyde Pierce passed away Thursday
morning Oct. goth after living on
earth only s days. The parents were
sorely stricken at the loss of the little
one but it seemed to be the will of
the God of the universe that the babe
should go to be with him. Funeral
services were held at the home Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock, Rev.
Hannaford spoke few brief words of
comfort for the bereaved parents and
the little body was laid to rest at
Hillside
AT the 'Orpheum Theatre on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Mgr.
Burr had 1000 foot coIored feature
picture of the famous play Faust by
the great German play writer Johanne
Wolfgange Won Goethe. Everyone
was very we'll pleased with the
pictures and good attendance was
had both nights. Tonight and Thurs
day evening MIR. Burr has two splen-
did pictures. One, THE Way of the
Eskimos'' which is acted by real
kskimos'' with the exception of two
white men. The second picture will
be, ION tramp Steamer. Both
are dramatic pictures and are given
to please everyone.
The Teachers Institute for teach
ers of Iowa. Lafayette and Grant
counties was held in the Normal
school, building at Platteville, Friday
and Saturday of last week. The
institute opened Friday morning at
9 80, in the Normal Assembly room.
with the opening address by Supt j.
G. Brockert In this session Miss
Lillian NJ. Young, assistant principal
of the Lancaster high school gave
fine address on the subject: my
Trip Abroad and Its Relation to
History Teaching" Friday after
noon the high school session of the in
stitute was opened by Chairman, F.
W. Trainer, of Lancaster. The ad-
dress given by Prof. Trainer on:
"English in the High Schools, - was