Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-29
C. F. Kaap was in Mineral Point

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DIR. c. A. Critchlow is in Du-
buque on business.
j. H. Hale, of Platteville, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
Wesley Watson, Of Livingston,
was in Lancaster Friday
John eastman, of North Dakota
arrived Sunday for brief visit.
Harry Gross is organizing violin
class and orchestra in Fennimore.
MIR. and Mrs. q. H. Basford
visited in Chicago the past week.
Hubert Alt and Frank Murphy
were Milwaukee visitors the past
week.
-Thos. Carmody Jr. and Will
Carmody were in Chicago on business
last week.
Rev. Wambold assisted in
thirteen hours devotion at Highland
last week.
&c. B. Ziegler and Harry Stephens
attended the Ellsworth sale at Liv-
ingston Saturday.
William R. Reed. William Zenz
and Jospeh Marcue. of Potosi, were in
Lancaster Wednesday.
Congregational Ladies' Aid socie-
ty will meet with Mrs. Maggie Cal
vert, Friday afternoon
Miss Elva Doll, was among the
Lawrence College students who were
home for vacation the past week.
Sixteen pages in this edition of
The Herald. Read them all. The
Dollar Days special bargains are
worth getting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wright,
daughter Minnie, Mrs. Helen Barlow
and Misses Florence and Kate Cash
man are home from California.
Members of Minerva Chapter, o.
e. S., are cordially invited to bring
their families and friends to a ten
cent social at Masonic hall, April Bird,
at p. m.
"A fine baby BOY arrived at the
Bryon Price home in Lacrosse recent
ly. Mrs. VIM Benn and Miss Carrie
Benn left for that city last week to
greet the new arrival.
-Assemblyman David Schreiner ar
rived home Friday from South Madi-
son. Although Mr.. Schreiner is re-
covering from his illness. he is still
in weakened condition.
County Supt. j. G. Brockert s
dittle son is suffering from scarlet
fever and the family is under quaran-
tine The attack does not seem to be
of serious nature however.
Mrs W. II. Van Ousen arrived
nome Friday from Galena where she
and her daughters we're called several
days previous by the death of Mrs.
Anna Winthrop, Mrs. Van Dusen's
mother.
The opening of the handsome new
dining room at the NJ E church was
held last Wednesday evening and was
largely attended A chicken pie sup
per was served by men walters.
In the neighborhood of $50 was realiz-
ed.
The pupils of the city schools are
enjoying their spring vacation this
week. At the high school a long
morning session was held Friday in
order that school could be dismissed
early enough to enable some of the
teachers and pupils to return home on
the afternoon train.
We shall feel obliged to our sub
scribers who know about our offer of
one dollar per year for the paper, sent
to new subscribers whose names are
enrolled with us on April and 6, if
they will tell their friends and
neighbors about it. We want to add
a couple of hundred new names to
our list on those two days.
W. E. Lathrop came over from
Minneapolis Sunday on a business trip
and brief visit with his family and
returned yesterday afternoon. The
wholesale ice cream business which is
now being conducted there by the
Lathrop Ice Cream Co, incorporated
for $50 900, with w. S. and w. E.
Lathrop as the heaviest stockholders,
is in a most fourishing condition as
their friends in Lancaster will be
very glad to know.
Two dozen of the protest girls in
Vassar College were recently honored
by being selected for the daisy
chain in that very exclnsvia school