Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-27

Mrs VIM Forshay, of GAINESVILLE,
came here yesterday.
j. 6. Pluemer, Of Potosi, had
business mere yesterday
I. Fl. Webb, of Bloomington,
was in this city Sunday.
Geo Hanover aud wife were down
from FennImore yesterday.
W. NJ. Peacock and J. R. Par
nell. of Fennimore called here Mon
day.
Andrew Lewis and Reub Orr
came home Monday from Montana
Mr. Orr expects to return soon to look
after his land in that state
d. T. Parker, of Fennimore
August Kettler OF Platteville and w.
E, Lewis. of Patch Grove, the Jury
Commissioners for Grant County, were
here yesterday to draw the jurors for
October term of circuit court Mr..
Lewis Of Patch Grove, takes the place
left vacant by the resignation of w.
D Ryan of North Andover
w. J. Schade, physical director
of the gymnasium, has again COM
menced his winter classes. The young
girls class started work Tuesday
evening, Sept. 10Th. The men rs class
will commence Monday evening
October 2, and the boys class in the
afternoon of the same day Mr..
Schade wishes all the ladies, who
have belonged to the gymnasium in
the past, and all ladies who desire to
enter this year to meet at the gym
nasium room, in the city hall, Thurs
day evening, Sept. 28th
The novel spectacle Of complete
automobile being built on the stage,
with the entire company of thirty
taking JOY ride in the big touring
car, will be seen at the opera house,
tonight, Sept 81, when the Chicago
musical success, "A Married Bache-
lor," comes to this city. This is
but one of the many spectacular scenes
in this rollicking musical farce,
which features Miss Cecil Andrus,
the 19-year cid college girl star. the
kute Kid Korus, bewildering array
of beautiful costumes, a tuneful
musical score of eighteen catchy song
hits and clever company of thirty.
A Married Bachelor comes with a
fine Chicago reputation, and offers
the amusement lovers of this city a
real musical and comedy treat, when
it comes on.
Now that the hunting season has
opened many of the farmers of the
county have their lands posted
during the season forbidding hunters
from entering the premises. Of
course there is a wall Of woe heard
among the hunters, but it cannot be
helped. A farmer has a perfect right
to forbid hunting on mis- land if he so
desires. and the hunter will have to
look pleasant This is case where
the majority of hunters have to suffer
on account of the wrong dolngs of a
few. There are some hunters wh)
disregard the rights of the farmers
and will go through grain 6elds,
| knock down fences and even start fires
in the woods doing great injury to the
owners of the lands Probably many
of the farmers will not be harsh if
the hunters go to them like gentlemen
and ask permission to go through their
land
Last Thursday evening two auto
loads of Lancaster men. comprised of
Mayor j. T. Bennett. 81. w. Brown,
Richard Meyer, George Baxter,
District Attorney Geo. B. Glenn.
entson, Judge E. B. Goodsell, F..
P. Barnett and B. J. Lowrey. went
over to Fennimore, where they were
guests at dinner given by Chas F.
Him. In addition to the eight men
toned there were sixteen Fenni
more guests present, and twenty five
men sat down to spread that was
srtistically prepared and heartily en-
joyed in the large dining room of Mr..
Him cozy home. The dinner was
preceded and followed by social ses-
sions which more closely cemented
many old friendships that the lapse
of years and demands of business nave
considerably interferred with and in
the forming Of new and pleasant
acquaintance. It was most
thoroughly enjoyable occasion, one of
the kind that it would we'll repay the
men of Lancaster and the surrounding
cities and villages to frequently in
dulge in. This coming together and
social intermingling by the business
and professional men of our various
communities makes for the better
ment of conditions for all concerned