Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-05-03

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R Kreul was down from Fenni-
more Wednesday.
-Assemblyman David Schreiper
visited at home over Sunday.
William j. Curley, of Cassville,
visited in Lancaster Sunday.
L r. Smalley, Of Cuba City,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
&C. J. Weittenhiller of Platte
Vile, was in Lancaster Monday.
-Chas. Bunt and Chas, Bonsun, of
Platteville, were In Lancaster Thurs
day.
"A. M. Anderson and Fl. C. Strong
of Dodgeville, were in Lancaster We'd
nesday.
Mrs. E. b. Goodsell arrived home
Monday evening from visit IN Mil
waukee.
Presbyterian Ladies Society will
meet Thursday at a. m. with Mrs.
H. Kohlen berg.
w. B. Dyer has purchased half
interest in the fine stallion Jack
johnson. -
Rev. Henry Cramer, Of Dubuque,
is here on a week visit with his
brother. Rev. A. Cramer.
Edwin Knobel who is employed
by the Cleveland Appraisal Co., at
st. Louis, is visiting at home for a
few days.
Mrs, U. E Kamm, of Platteville,
arrived Monday evening for visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. E. Webb
Mrs. Mary Musgrove, of Lawton,
Okla, attended the funeral Of her
daughter Mrs. Fred Judd and infant
son Saturday.
C F. Dickinson left yesterday
morning for Kenosha. where he will
act as delegate to the M. w. A. state
encampment.
The w. G. T. q. will meet with
Mrs. George Barrows Thursday May
4th at 80 p N, A good attendance
will be appreciated.
No matter how pretty girl is
she ought to learn to work, for many
pretty girls marry poor men and have
to work whether they know how or
not.
--Onie Durn9n and Fred Brce, two
young farmers of Mt. Ida, were in
town Saturday and each purchased
fine top buggy Of 9. w. Knapp &
Son
Harry E. Gross was in PIatteville
last week where he has organized a
class for instruction upon the violin
and will make regular visits there
each week.
DR. and Mrs. j. G. Doolittle ar
/ rived home Tuesday evening of last
E week from Milwaukee. where the
doctor took his Kissel- Kar for an over
hauling.
Several caravans Of gypsies and
horse traders have passed through
Lancaster this spring and camped upon
the outskirts of the city 1t is said
that these nomads are unusually
numerous this season.
1t is always easy to critic and
kick and complain about things if
you can do it anonymously and not
have to bear the responsibility your
self. 1t takes brave man to back
everything he says but any coward
can thunder anonymously.
Township day was a great sue
cess in Grant county this year judg-
ing from reports received by Supt.
BSockert. The township day idea
should do much toward unifying the
residents of the various school dis
tricts. The town is the unit of
government and any occasion that
serves to bring its people together
should be regularly observed.
"A pleasing player piano demon
stration was given before very ap-
preciative audiance at @ G. Robert S
music store Monday evening. The
following selections were rendered
Dollar Princess-W. f. Frances Vale
Of Dreams-J. @. Schmid Glow Worm
Paul Lincke; Poinsettia Waltz G..
&. Storer' Wedding Of the Winds
John I. Hall; Motor King-H Henry
Frantzen; Silver Threads Among the
GoId-H. ?. banks; Every Little
MovemenU-Ka1l Hoschua; Black and
Whlte-George Botsford; d. K. E.
Waltz-Lewis Thompson; Melody in
F-Rubenstein; Chanson Hongroise-
A. Dupont.