Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
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Fuersten burg. on Saturday morning,
Aug 8, son.
Atty. w. E. Howe of Boscobel,
was in the city on business Monday
and Tuesday.
j. D. Hatch was visited by his
father and mother Of Bloomington,
Monday evening.
The city band concert will take
place this evening instead of Thurs,
day evening as usual.
The Ladies Junior Aid will meet
with Mrs. William Galloway Friday
afternoon at tee usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Watkins. Of
ST. Louis. Mo-, are visiting at Mr..
and Mrs Louis Vesperman s.
-.Elba Eastman and family, of
Platteville, were Sunday visitors at
the home of his nephew. l. D. East
man.
The annual picnic of the Mystic
Workers of the world will be held in
Schreiner' S park on Thursday Aug
ust 80.
Miss Fryer. of Mt. Hope. who has
been visiting her friend, Miss Mildred
Trainer returned home Monday after
noon.
ALLAN Brown, of Rhinelander ar
rived Saturday evening for visit of
two or three weeks with Lancaster
relatives and friends.
CLARK, the year old son of
Harvey Croft. broke his let arm below
the elbow by falling off a wagon last
Saturday afternoon,
Miss Lulu Dolphin who has
clerkedfor several years in the Phil
GoldsteIn store here. resigned her
position there Saturday.
The Misses May and Nellie Boyle
returned home Wednesday evening
from Dubuque where they spent a
few days with relatives
&C. G. Roberts, who is now travel
ing Wisconsin and Iowa territory for
the Standard Sewing Machine Com
pany, is spending this week at home.
W. B. Dyer's trotter Mr.. Hin
man, won first money in one of the
big races at Madison last Saturday,
and another of his steppers, Bill Hin
man, got third money in the same
race.
Geo. Chase and daughter. Mrs
Gus Law, and baby, of Cassville, drove
over Monday morning and took the
afternoon train for Sitter where they
will visit Mr.. Chase's daughter, Mrs.
Louis Smith.
Mrs. Ruby Ray. who has been
attending summer school at Platte
Vile came over Monday morning for
a brief visit at the Chas Borah home
and left in the afternoon for hsr home
at Madison.
Lloyd Fry and Miss Vondy Leise.
of South Lancaster, were united in
marriage last Wednesday July 81. by
Justice G. W. Burrows They we're
attended by Mr.. Ray Drew and Miss
Mamie Wilhelm.
Minis. Mae Wright seweIl and
Rev. Olympia Brown, who are cam
paigning in Southern Wisconsin in
the Woman's Suffrage cause, were
guests over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Morse. in this
city. Mrs. Sewell is a cousin of Mr..
Morse.
Maurice Ziegler and his sister
Helen left Monday afternoon for Mil
yankee for a visit with their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Tarrant,
and from there will go to Marinette
to visit another uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs sR Demming They will
be away a month or more.
"A big special feature picture,
The Lady of the Lake, /" comprising
5000 feet of films. was shown at The
Orpheum theatre last evening to
capacity business it requiring three
shows to accommodate the crowd.
The special for next Tuesday evening
will be 1000 foot picture entitled
The French Spy"
The case of Chas. Shepherd VS.
Frank Grimes, charged with theft,
was brought before Justice c. W.
Burrows Monday afternoon The de-
PENDANT appeared by Attorney f. G.
Meyer and waived examination in
default of five hundred dollars bail he
awaits the October term of Circuit
court, confined in the county jail.
The Rev. Mrs. Olympia Brown.
state president of the Wisconsin
Woman's Suffrage Association has