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

Robert Standorf Of Boscobel was
here Saturday.
Miss Elsie Van Dusen expects to
go to Dubuque tomorrow.
Harry Kilburg left Monday for a
visit with relatives near Burton.
Miss Ruby Hoffman returned
Monday from a visit with relatives in
st. Paul.
Mrs. Ira Totman and son Glare
returned last week from a visit in
Washington
See the big Chicago musical hit
A Married Bachelor, = at Reed S
opera house tonight.
Miss Claudia Jordan left Monday
for Madison, where she will study at
the University of Wisconsin.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Farrand and
family visited over Sunday at the
home of Geo Jackering, at Hurricane
In an item on the second page of
this issue of The Herald the name
Frances" Book should read Joseph
Book.
The list of premiums awarded at
the Grant County Fair. as shown by
the secretary's books, is published in
The Herald today.
MIR and Mrs. John Howe left
Monday for Sioux City, Ia. They
intended to go last week but were
delayed and so changed their plans.
Miss Mabel Brickner has returned
from Chicago for two weeks vaca-
ton. Miss Brickner has been in
attendance at the National School of
Nursing in Chicago.
Joseph Nogle, who has been visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Fred A. Cox
for the past two month returned to
his home at Highland Thursday. Mr..
Cox went with him for visit.
Miss Grace Stone left yesterday
for Madison where she will enter as
Junior in the University of Wiscon-
sin. Miss Stone has been attending
Lawrence College, at Appleton, for
the past two years and will now
finish her course at the University
j. M. Allen returned last Friday
to his home in Lansing, GIich where
he is employed as book keeper in the
state treasury department, after a
visit of three weeks with the editor
of The Herald and family. Mrs.
Allen and baby daughter, Allene,
will remain few weeks longer.
Daniel Aupperlc's auction sale
at the stock yards Monday afternoon
was a decided success Everything
advertised was put up and all sold at
excellent prices. The entire sale was
settled up within 10 minutes after the
last article was disposed of The
selling was done by p A. Bishop, OF
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this city, handled the clerks part of
recording sales etc
In comparing statistics at the
meeting of the board of regents in
Milwaukee, the attendance at the
normal schools of the state this year
is larger than ever before. Mi1wau-
kee has an enrolment of about 675
including those who enroll for the
college course and fine arts It was
decided at that meeting that new
building for the art department and
training school be built before next
September on the campus northeast of
! the normal. Oshkosh ranks second
with an enrolment of about 400.
H. A. Sullivan. the leading
laugh producer of "A Married Bache-
Tor, !" which comes to the opera house
tonight, Sept. 81 has the enviable dis
tinction of being the only hare-lip
comedian on the musical comedy
stage. His excruciatingly funny
delineatioa of Jerry" the janitor,
in the big Chicago musical hit, de.
serves the place it has been given in
America g gallery of character por-
traits. Mr.. Sullivan is but one Of the
many features of "a Married Bache-
lor" which includes the Kute Kid
Korus. the prettlest, most graceful
and tuneful bevy of American
Beauties ever seen in this city.
Thomas Marshall, died Wednes.
day morning. at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Henry Graham near
Pine Knob. He was taken with a
stroke of paralysis over six weeks ago
and had been very poorly from that
time on till the end came on Wednes-
day. The deceased was born in York
shire, England, Nov. 80. 1885 and
came to America at the age of IA.