Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-14


trip to Boscobel yesterday
Miss Marghretta Nehls returned
Sunday from few days visit at Fen
nimore.
You are all invited to the dance
at hatch's opera house Tuesday night,
Aug 30 Music by CahaIan's Harp
orchestra. III
Miss Jessie Glider has been visit
ing during the past week at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. James Glider, at
Dodgeville.
-Cahalan's Harp Orchestra will
play for the dance at Hatch s opera
house, Tuesday night, Aug. 90
Everybody come.
The Epworth League will serve
tea tomorrow night at the Methodist
church from 5 p. m. until all are
served. Everybody invited.
e Wilcox, who has been work
ing at the carpenters trade here, ex-
poets to go to Dubuque today to work
in factory during the fall and
winter
Miss Martha Heidrick, book keeper
and cashier at l.. Alt & Son g, start
ed yesterday on a two weeks vacation
which she will spend at her hume,
Dodge Center, Mimi.
The exterior of the addition to
the H. S Rhodes building, next south
IF the county Jail, has been COM
pleted and the construction of the
new front IN the building is now in
progress.
Mrs. Henry Leise and daughter
started Friday afternoon
for week 8 visit at Milwaukee and
Kenosha. At the latter place they
will be guests of Mrs. Fred PEBBLE.
who will be- remembered here as Mrs.
Lizzie Block.
Remember the lecture on Russia,
to be given by Mr.. l. Rubinstein Fri.
day evening at eight O'Clock in the
M. E. church. Miss Margaret Doll
has consented to play two selections
on the piano. No admission charged.
Everybody is welcome.
Rev. Alfred E. Gregory Of Owa-
tonna MINI; will hold services next
Sunday morning and evening at the
Congregational Church. Theule of
sermon, by products of
evening sermon, THE
Man Who is a fool'', All welcome.
Joseph Woolstenholme, of Grand
Island, Neb arrived in Lancaster
last week for a visit of several days
with his mother, Mrs. Henrietta
Woolstenholme, and other relatives.
He had been in New York buying
goods and visited the old scenes here
on his way home. He had not been
in Lancaster before for about five
years.
Maj E. P. Lowry, who came
home from Chicago two weeks ago
because the illness of his father,
M. Lowry, followed by his
death. has decided to remain in Ian
caster for the present. at least. and
possibly permanently. He is now
engaged in looking after matters
connected with his fathers business
and the settlement of his estate.
Edwin Barr. of Glen Haven,
former cashier of the Glen Haven
bank, has been In Lancaster for a
couple Of weeks or more, accompanied
by his wife, taking treatment for a
nervous affection, at Schade's sani
tarium. Mr.. Barr is very enthusiastic
over the benefit he has received here
and regrets that the treatments have
to be temporarily abandoned during
Mr.. Schade's two weeks absence on
his vacation.
The Burlington railroad company
which is double tracking its road
through this section, has placed an
order with the shops at Aurora, Ill,
for over half million dollars worth
of cars, one of the biggest orders ever
given there. Crop conditions indicate
that the railroads will this fall and
winter have one Of the busiest periods
in their history and the Burlington is
trying to guard against car shortage
when the rush comes.
Mr.. and Mrs W.: j. Brennan
will start this week for the north
part of the state on vacation
Mrs Brennan going to escape a hay
fever attack and Walter to look up q
good fishing place. He thinks he
will find about what they are both
looking for in the vicinity of Toma-
hawk in Lincoln county, where there
are numerous fine rivers and lakes