Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-16

meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Dr..
Godfrey.
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held Monday
afternoon, April 21st at 2 80 with
Mrs. Joseph Bailie.
You will want to hear Prof.
Harper's address at the civic center
meeting to be held at 2 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon April 10, at the high
school.
The Jess Hale Stock Company in
standard vaudeville and good, clean,
comedy plays, at Hatch's opera house
three nights this week Thursday.
Friday and Saturday.
ALI those interested in civic
center and home betterment, are in
vit8d to attend the meeting to be held
at the high school. on Saturday,
April 10, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon.
Rev. Studebaker will preach both
morning and evening at the Congrega
tional church. The topic for the
morning service will be The
Christian Pattern = and in the even
ing 1.-The Overcoming Life.
For the benefit of John Buck re-
siding on farm east of this city, we
wish TO say that the patient committed
to the asylum at Mendoza about two
weeks ago. was John L. g. Buck, of
CassVille, a former resident of Snulls
burg, Wis
Mrs. Fred Burkhardt and little
son returned to their home in Wau-
paca on Saturday, after several weeks
spent here at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips. Mrs.
o. P Brady, of California. will re-
main indefinitely
George Mccartney, of Mt Hope,
and Miss Eulaial Barr, of Boscobel.
obtained a special permit from the
county judge, E. B. Goodsell and were
married in the county clerk S Office
on the afternoon of April s. by Justice
G. w. Burrows.
A young man from Boscobel and
two young men. of this city. got into
an alteration in Albert Cardy's barn
Sunday night, which resulted in the
latter being arraigned in Justice court
before G. W. Burrows, on Monday
morning, and each fined five dollars
and costs.
Paul Damn, whose home is in
South Lancaster and who is student
in the engineering department of the
Wisconsin university, has had his
name legally changed to Dahm. The
given are that Damn sounds
profane and the new spelling of it
will preserve the German pronuncia-
ton.
Miss Irene Caspers is now employ
ed at the Lancaster postoffice as
clerk, helping out during
rush hours and on exceptionally busy
days The postoffice department. re-
Gently made provision for the employ
ment of such an extra clerk and Miss
Caspers passed satisfactory civil
service examination for the place
few weeks ago.
The Philetairos Club of the Con
gregatlonal Sunday School will give
a concert and entertainment April 80,
1918, at the church. Orchestra, violin,
vocal and organ selections have been
provided for. Admission adults 25
cents; children Is cents. Get your
tickets early from the members of the
club. The proceeds will be used in
purchasing memorial window for
Mrs. Samuel Eaton, wife of the
former pastor.
"A contest to pick the champion
speller of Wisconsin will be staged at
the state fair at Milwaukee. The boy
or girl who wins in the school district
contest will enter the town contest,
the winner of which in turn will go
to county competition, and the
county S star speller will compete at
the state bee'' on the fair grounds.
1t is expected, according to Secretary
j. @. Mackenzie, that fully fifty
counties of Wisconsin will participate
The state board will pay the railroad
and hotel expenses of the county re-
representatives..
C. Ell. Basford returned home
Sunday noon from Chicago, where he
was called the previous Sunday to see
his son, T.. P. who met with the pain
full as we'll as most serious accident,
an account of which was GWEN in
this paper last week. The swelling
having gone down. the attending ply
sicians made a careful examination on
Cy,,,,14-, ord found 4bot a1th0uoh the