Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-04-12

H. DilIey, of Fennimore, was in
Lancaster Monday.
WIN. Zenz, of Potosi, was in
Lancaster Monday.
-Chas. K. Fox, Of Mineral Point,
had business here Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Ferry left yesterday
for Dakota where she will make an
extended visit with relatives.
Sheriff Hymer took Roy Nc
Laughlin, of Boscobel. to Waupun
prison Wednesday returning home
the next day.
An Easter program of music and
recitation will be rendered Sunday
morning at 10: 80 at the Congregation
al church.
"A carload of Regal automobiles
was received by Messrs. Gault, Fisher
& Pagenkopf Monday evening. All
are fine looking cars and should find
a ready sale.
Mrs J. Mccullough, daughter
Marion and sister Miss Margaret Nc
Namara arrived home Sunday from
California. They were accompanied
by Miss Rooney, Of Bloomington.
The Misses Schmitt will have a sale
of Ladies' Dressing Sacques. Aprons
and little fancy articles at the Wright
House, one door north of sample room,
Thursday and Friday, April IL and
IA. Every body cordially invited to
attend this sale.
"A surprise party was given by
Ernest Naumann at the home of his
parents in the fourth ward, Saturday
evening. in honor Of Harold Tutfiey,
of Boscobel, who was here on visit
Fourteen of Harold's boy and girl
friends attended.
Miss Iva Galloway returned to
Oshkosh Saturday morning where she
attends the Normal school after
weeks vacation with her parents.
Mrs. c. F. Dickinson accompanied her
and will visit her daughter Mrs A.
Anderson at Appleton.
C F. Dickinson took Chas Daw-
son, one Of the Boscobel "file bugs
to the State Reformatory at Green
Bay Wednesday. From Green Bay
he went to Appleton for visit with
his daughter Mrs. And. Anderson.
He returned home Monday.
Mrs. Henry Elwell arrived yes
terday from Dubuque for a brief visit
at the A. q. Budworth home and will
leave today for her home in Clarion,
Iowa, in company with her sister
Mrs. A. O Lee and children who
have been visiting here for several
weeks
Joseph E. Ivey expects to begin a
plumbing, furnace heating and steam
fitting business shortly. He will oc-
cupy the room in the old Catholic
church building east Of the Lancaster
Bottling works. Mr.. Ivey is we'll
known to Lancaster people as an ex-
kperienced, skillful and are-taking
workman and he deserves a generous
patronage.
A gift of $1,000 to be used
ward the purchase of pipe organ has
been accepted by the trustees of the
Congregational church. No public
announcement of this splendid gift
has been made as yet but it has be-
come generally known among the
members Of the congregation and the
towns people. That is, all except. one
important detail is generally known.
The name of the donor is to pe kept
a secret until such time as may be
deemed advisable to give it public
announcement.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Block of this city
and Mr.. Fred Plehl, of Kenosha, we're
united in marriage Monday evening
at the home of the bride, in the third
ward. The ceremony was performed
at s o'clock by Rev. Louis Schmidt,
of the German Evangelical church.
The bride and groom were attended
by Mr., and Mrs Arno Alt. About
twenty five friends and relatives were
present. MIR. and Mrs. Piehl expect
to leave today. Wednesday for
Kenosha where Mr. Peihl is in busi-
ness and where they will make their
home The best wishes of their many
Lancaster friends goes with them.
Ed Neubauer, formerly Of Glen
haven, Wis, passed away at La
Porte City, Iowa Wednesday April 5,
after few days illness. He was
forced to give up his work as proprie-
tor of the Hotel Barber Shop a week
or so previous owing TO an attack of