Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-26

L. J. Monroe, of Mineral Point,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Father Wamoold was in retreat
at Prairie du CHEN last week.
Mrs. A. g. Huberty, Of Freeport,
ILL.,, is visiting Lancaster relatives.
Herman Narveson, of Dodgeville,
visited last week with riends here.
Mrs. Glen Smith and children. Of
Cassville, are visiting Lancaster rela-
tives
Miss Asanath Barber, Of Min
neapolis, is visiting relatives at Ian
caster.
r, J. Cooley and A Carnes Of
Mt. Hope, were Lancaster visit0Fs
Wednesday. 49,
A. R. Mauley and Miss Mabel
Manley, of Montfort. we're in Lancas-
ter Thursday.
Miss Florence Rudersdorf. of
Fennimore, visited here with rela-
-tiVes last week.
Ralph Hipen becker and Loran c.
Tomas, of Fennimor9, were in Lam
caster Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Morse. of
Grand Rapids, arrived last week for
visit at the A. g. Morse home.
Mrs. Robert A. Draper attended
the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth
Penbertby, at Dodgeville Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth 6elIeck, daughter
of George Selleck, has been suffering
from severe attack Of catarrhal
fever.
Mrs Frank Kadlic, of Standard.
Wis, returned home last week after
a visit at the home of her father Geo.
Jackering of Hurricane.
Mrs. Alger Heron and children
left last week for the home of her
parents IN Canada. Heron is still
in Jail not having been able yet to
secure bail.
e. L. Mccoy arrived home Thurs
day from Milwaukee where he attend
ed the meeting of the officers and
agents Of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Herman Berndt, manager of the
Hub clothing store, returned Sunday
from nearly a two weeks business
and pleasure trip to Milwaukee. He
spent part of the time at Muskego
Lakes.
Mrs. J. P. Williams, accompan-
led by her niece, Miss Ma1gie King, ex-
pect to start next Monday for Mather,
Wis, where the former will remain
until after the cranberry season next
fall. Miss King goes for few weeks
visit,
Misses Mabel Holzinger, Ruth
and Fern Petty, accompanied by ELS
worth Holzinger and Fred Vesper
man, all of South Lancaster, went to
Platteville Sunday in Chas. Vesper-
mans auto and attended a session OF
the Chautauqua.
Miss Nettie Oswald arrived home
Thursday noon from a visit of several
months at the home of her sister Mrs.
Walter NJ. Webb. at Gilbert, MINI.
Upon her return trip Miss Oswald
visited at Minneapolis with hel
brother Professor Wieland Oswald.
The Indianapolis automobile races
was the features picture at the
Orpheum theater Thursday evening
of last week. The participants in
| the State Endurance tour were the
guests of the Lancaster Commercial
Club at the Orpheum that evening.
Several Of the drivers in the run were
also in the Indianapolis races and at.
tended Orpheum show.
,-Gollmar Bros. did very crafty
ing business at Lancaster Wed
nesday. The tent was crowded al
most to it's capacity at the afternoon
performance and the evening attend
ance was also very gratifying. The
performance was up to the Gollmar
standard and everyone seemed satisfied
by tie show. Captain Kent's trained
seals were a much advertised feature
and proved to be we'll up to expecta
tions. AS usual Gollmar Bros. present
ed clean. high class entertainment
The circuses are making their way
eastward from all parts OF the droutk
stricken west. An employee of Coll
mar Bros circus which exhibited
here the other day stated that during
three weeks In the Dakotas the show
was barely able to make expenses
Much of the time it was almost i'm
possible to obtain hay and what they
| were able to buV could scarcely hi