Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-08

! NUAOO SIM 10 III pIONluS,
Misses Thelma Pennock and Pearl
Wetter spent Saturday in Sitter.
Mrs. Jas. Pigg returned home
Saturday evening from her business
trip to Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp are
spending week in Chicago on bust
ness and pleasure.
"A. Fl. Fatche came home Satur-
day evening from Fennimore where he
has been working.
Phil Goldstein went to Chicago
on business Monday, returning home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ". Bradley,
living in the nefghborhood of Burton,
were Lancaster visitors Thursday.
Miss Clara Briel, who has been
here to sac Miss Bessie Behnke return.
ed home to Liberty Saturday after
noon.
Miss Jessie Hannum has gone to
the Mary Thompson hospital in
Chicago to take up her training as a
nurse.
Alex Cairns, of Mt. Hope, was
examined for insanity last week. He
! was adjudged insane and Sheriff w.
B. Dyer took him to Mendoza.
Miss Elsie Steinbener who has
been visiting friends in Platteville
boarded the train here Monday morn
ing for her home at Fennimore.
Miss Myrtle Pendletun has re.
turned from weeks visit with
her brother Eerbert and family at
the Glenn farm at Wyalusing.
Mrs. E. M. Smith. of Ferndell,
CAL, has been here to see her sister,
Mrs. A. M. Appelby. She left Mon
day afternoon for visit with her
brother in Nebraska before returning
home.
The time and the place to enjoy
good dance, will be at the rink in
Lancaster: Wednesday night full
moon) Oct. 10Th. Music by the Du-
buque Harp Orchestra. Come if you
can. aud bring the girl. -
Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Taylor and
daughter, Helena, and Miss Genevieve
Belken left Monday via Putosi for
Winona, Mimi, for a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S.
Gerlach (nee Christina Belken
The W. G. T. U. will meet in
the chapel of the Nj. E church on
Thursday afternoon, Oct. Oh. 1913
This will be a mothers meeting and
we hope to have a good attendance at
that meeting.
Mr.. and MIS- w. A. Austin and
daughter Pearl, returned last Thurs
day evening from several week trip
through North and South Dakota.
Minnesota and Iowa. While in North
Dakota MIR. Austin looked after farm.
ing interests near Bowdon. and also
near Jametown, where he and MIR.
Croot own land together.
1.-THE Honor of the Big Shows"
by James Oliver Curwood, is
notable story of life, romance,
mystery and adventure In the faraway
northwest, by the author of The
Danger Trail. 1t ranks among the
best serial stories we have yet pub
| lished and in our opinion will be
perused by our army of readers with
much interest. The opening chapters
of this story will appear in The
Herald next week. This is good
time for new subscribers to the paper
to start in. We will send the paper
the remainder of this year free to all
new subscribers who pay for one year
in advance 81. so
John Croker, proprietor of the
Hotel Far we'll, left for Chicago Sat-
urday afternoon. He has gone to at
tend the SD anniversary of the Sun
day school class of which he was a
member in the Western Avenue
Methodist church of that city. He
was a member Of that church for
twenty-five years and acted rs organist
there for some time. Sunday, he was
again at bis old place at the same
organ and saw again each of the
twelve boys and his old Sunday
School teacher, all of whom are liv-
ing and have grown to be recognized
as prosperous men in their various &C.
equations and professions. The class
which then included but twelve mem
hers has now grown into a class Of
seven hundred.
The 1000 foot picture entitled
FFather and Som nr 1.-The Curse Of