Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-02-22
Have you heard Redding !?

-Arcnlo BreltnaupC accompanied ..
Levin to Chicago last week.
Jas. Cavill, of Bloomington. was
at the county seat Thursday.
keenan, Bennett was home from
Madison for visit over Sunday.
Ed R. Folts and W. S. Hoff. of
Platteville. were in Lancaster Thurs
day. Be
F. S Orion attended the B. P.
o. E. Mardi Gras at Dubuque last
week.
Leo BARLEY, of Bloomington,
visited at Lancaster the first of the
week.
Miss Eva Livingston, OF Living.
ston, visited Lancaster friends the
past week.
jerome Bishop of Hurricane has
been seriously i'll for the past two or
three weeks.
Miss Laura Roberts. of Dodge
Vile, was Lancaster visitor the fore
part of last week.
Miss Margaret Peacock left Mon
day afternoon for Milwaukee to resume
her millinery work.
-Chas. Chapman has sold his farm
near Bloomington to his son Martin
and will move to that village.
Simon Fleutch, of Potosi town
ship, accompanied by his cousin,
Andrew Dietl, of Dubuque were Ian.
caster visitors Monday. Mr.. Fleutch
intends moving to Dubuque within
the next two weeks.
The Linden Conservative is now
the Linden Reporter. J. w. Taylor
has given up the newspaper business
although ne announces that be will
do considerable editorial work for
outside papers in addition to his law
practice. j. A. Connaughton Is pub
fisher of the Reporer
Our neighboring city of Platte
Vile boasts of one of the fastest
basket ball teams in the state. The
Normal team has been walloping all
corners this season and last Saturday
added to their list of victories by de-
f9atng Marquette University by the
score of 81 to 81.
w Fl. Hough of Lancaster is
here Or the purpose of selling ma
chinery for Fred W. Philips Mr.
Hough has had fully twenty three
years experience in the machine bust
ness, ana will give those in need of
machinery the best of his attention =
Mineral Point Democrat.
Rev. ]. G. Redding, the Irish
evangelist. who is now preaching
nightly in the Congregational church,
is engaged for series of meetings in
the Moody church. Chicago, after
closing his campaign here. A man
who can command hearing in the
church which is familiar with Moody,
Torrey and Dixon. should be heard by
every Lancaster resident while he is
in our midst.
-Evangelistic services which began
in the Baptist church last week have
overfowed that building and on Sun
day aft rnoon and evening the Congre.
gational church was we'll filled. Rev.
j. G. Redding of Atchison, Kansas, is
preaching strong sermons in vigorous
manner. His Irish wit fills his hearers
with good humor and prepares the way
for the shafts of truth which he
handles most effectively.
Ralph D. Brown, eldest son Of
former Congressman W. E. Brown Of
Rhinelancer, was united in marriage
February IA at Portland Oregon, to
Miss Irene Isabel Waite, of San
Francisco. Mr.. Brown is nephew
of r. Meyer Jr.. Of this city and is
graduate Of Lancaster high school,
class of 1898. He has been Seattle
manager for the Brown Bros. Lumber
Company for number of years.
| The first public concert ever given
by the Lancaster band was pUorly
patronized by our citizens. The
audience although small was however,
very appreciative. The music render
ed was of very high standard and
altogether gave assurance that the
1911 band is one of the best if not the
best in the history Of local musical
organizations. A clarionet solo by
R. W. Morse and a piano duet by
Mrs. L. A. CLARK and Miss Grace
Morse were pleasing features of the
concert.
Hon. c. III. Baxter, Judge E. B.
GoodselI, Tom Haley and Fred P.
Barnett started Monday noon for New
Orleans where thew will spend a day