Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-05-14

ner home with an attack of tonsil-
tits.
The work of placing a cement
curbing around Ryland park was be-
gun last week.
: County road commissioner A.
Wepking made a business trip to
Dlckeyville yesterday.
Rev. j. H Studebaker will
preach next Sunday, morning and
evening. at the Congregational
church, at the usual hours.
There will be special meeting
OF Lancaster Lodge No. 20, F. & A.
M. next Friday evening. with exempli.
tcation of the third degree.
Anybody having papers or maya
zines to contribute to ST. Martha 8
Guild is requested to notify Mrs.
Lisherness or Mrs. rockingham.
The Girl from Rector's played to
large crowd at Hatch opera house
on Tuesday night of last week. Fine
acting and good laugh from start to
finish.
-Orville Garner. proprietor of the
hotel and boat business at Garner 8
Landing, passed away suddenly at his
home on Sunday. Funeral services
will be held today.
Clarence Rech. foreman of the
bridge work for the county, went to
Bridgeport, on Wednesday, there
being great deal Of work of that
kind to be done in that vicinity this
summer.
Baxter & Draper are filling in
the cellar upon the site of the old
creamery near the depot, which was
destroyed by fire about a year ago,
and intend building new and modern
creamery there in the near future.
On Wednesday,. shortly after
reaching the home of his niece, Mrs.
John Weisbenner, Geo Westing, in
some manner fell and badly dislocat-
ed his shoulder. DR.. Fowler was
summoned and the dislocation ad.
justed.
The Evangelistic services which
are to be held in the tent near the
creamery will begin tonight, Wednes-
day at Z 80. Rev. Thrall, of Platteville,
will preach the opening sermon The
Sunday services will be as follows !:
Preaching at 2:30 p. m. and z 80 p.
m.
The Herald made a mistake,
through a misunderstanding, last
week, in announcing the meeting at
the city hall last Thursday evening to
prepare for Memorial Day. The in
vitation was intended for everybody
but was announced as for members of
the Cemetery association.
AS the result of a recent contest
in the local K P. lodge, about forty
two new members have been secured
and in accordance with this the mem
bers of the losing side in the contest
will give banquet at the Wright
House at s o'clock next Monday
evening, May 10, covers being laid
for ninety to hundred Members
will assemble at the K. P. all at
Z 80
All interested in the setting out
of plants to beautity the cemetery
grounds, are asked to be on hand
tomorrow Thursday morning with
ground trowels OF knives to work
with take lunch and be prepared for
a good days work. The bus will start
Immediately after morning train time
Those wishing to ride will be at city
hall or notify Mrs. R B. showalter,
Pres.
An entertainment devoted to
Kipling will be held at Hatch s
opera house on Wednesday evening,
May 81, under auspices of the High
School Athletic association. VIM.
Lloyd Davis will deliver a lecture
and there will be singing, readings.
etc. The association needs the money
and the entertainment will be we'll
worthy of your patronage. Every
body invited.
The firm of David Crichton &
Co. has new resident member in the
person of Master Jay Gle Sousley,
aged one year, who arrived here last
week from New York City to make
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. erich
ton. The youngstec was accompanied
by Mrs. S. E. Davis of Cincinnati, an
old friend of the Crichtons, who went
to New York especially for him.
They were met by Mrs. Crichton in
Chicago, where few days we're spent
with the baby's father, j. G. Sousley,