Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-26

evening
Ed Parker, of Patch Grove. was
in Lancaster Friday.
%. J. Prideaux was over from
Bloomington Monday.
H. l.. Tyler of Patch Grove, was
in Lancaster Monday.
John Collins, of Tekomie, visited
friends here this week.
ALBERT Sails. Of Burton, was a
business caller Thursday.
%. A. Hinman, of Platteville,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
ID. Boucher was here from Prairie
du Chieu en- business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Judd are the
parents of baby boy born last week
Mrs L. BETTER. of Bloomington,
visited Lancaster friends Thursday.
Henry Fritz and F. L. PendIeton,
of Fennimor9, were in Lancaster
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lance, of
Bloomington, were in Lancaster
Thursday.
The West Side Reading Club will
meet next Tuesday with Mrs. DR..
Godfrey.
congregational Ladies' Aid with
Mrs. ]. H. Reed Friday afternoon,
rummage sale in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sails, of
Burton, visited at the home Of Mr..
Mrs John Kilburg Friday.
Hurricane Ladies' Aid Society of
the Presbyterian church meets with
Mrs. Chris. Wieland Thursday.
-Workmen have been employed
the past week in raising the founda-
tion Of the E L Mccoy residence in
the third ward.
H. F. Barnett has purchased
fine new delivery truck. 1t IS of the
Studehaker make and was purchased
Though A. u. Knapp.
There will be a dance at Reeds
opera house this evening, under
management Of K. F. Orion, with
music by Lancaster Orchestra.
Rev. Aug. Craemer left for Du-
buque Wednesday to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Presby-
terrain seminary. His brother is one
Of the graduates.
The annual patriotic cratorical
and declamatory contest given by the
ladies OF Gen. Calls Circle will be
held at the Congregational church on
Tuesday evening, May 49, this year.
The Lancaster high school ball
team met defeat at Boscohel Saturday
by a score of IA 10 &c. The local team
this year is made up largely of in
experienced players. They possess the
necessary spirit however and, should
show steady improvement as the sea-
son advances.
The Lancaster House is being
thoroughly overhauled and will be
managed in the future by G, K Clan
ton, 1t is being re- papered and paint
ed throughout, Fritz & Dilley. of
Fennimore, being employed to do the
work. The Lancaster house has always
drawn large share of the county and
local patronage and should continue
to prosper under the new management.
The Y. P S G. E. is pleased to
announce Miss Alma May Taylor. in
an entertainment consisting of i'm
presentations of various characters
from the best literature given in
costume. Greek posings with musical
accompaniment, dramatic and humor-
Gus recitations, to be presented in
the Congregational church on the
evening of Tuesday, May 2. Tickets
may be secured this week from mem
bers Of the G. E. or at the door on the
evening of the event. Adults 25c,
children 10c.
Petitions for settlement were
heard in county court yesterday in the
following estates: James Barn. Put
nam David, Frank A. Damn, Caroline
Damn and George w. Pike. In each
the account was examined and an
order assigning estate. In the Put
nam David estate the income tax was
assessed. An order was made appoint
ing John j. Tobln administrat or of
the Mary Bell estate. Bond was
placed at So, 500 A petition to sell
the real estate to pay the debts of the
Richard Kimball estate was present
ed An order of sale was made plac
ing the amount of the bond before