Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-18

gram was rendered:
Glass Song Senior Glass
Glass Roll -. - Tavern Millin
Glass History ------. Ralph HOSkinS
Glass Prophecy. ..--.... .. Bessie Birch
Glass Poem Hattie Pierce and Madge Ryan
Mantle Add Marie Edwards
Junior Response Bernard Peacock
The commencement exercises were
in the city hall on Friday evening.
witnessed by full house. The pro-
gram as rendered follows: e.
Invocation .........-......... Rev. Woolley
! Piano Solo .-....- Norma WOOdhOuSe
The Telegraph -------...----- Gladys Stark
Recitation ..- ge Ryan
First AID to the Injured H.. Viola POhIe
! Vocal Solo, Hilda Heiner
| Recitation ...........- : $3.50. Hattie Pierce
VaIedictory Address Development Of
MuSiC.-- ..-----.. Girls Glee Club
Presentation of Diplomas W. o. Blanchard
BenedictlOn.-.-- Rev. Wooley
The reception given by the junior
class in honor Of the graduates was
held at the city hall on Monday even
ing. There was the usual reception
from to 8 O'Clock. and then dancing.
Music was furnished by the Bloom
ington Harp Orchestra. Supper was
served at Pritctetts hotel.
LOCALS
r. N. Hoskins and wife went to
Madison Monday to attend commence
ment exercises, their son Mark being
q member of the graduating class.
Rev. Pease of Iowa. was a guest at
the Lewis BETTER home last week.
Mrs. VIM. BENEFITS is in the sani-
tarium at Prairie du Chen for treat
ment.
Mrs. Ad. Hickok is visiting rela-
tives at Lancaster.
Joseph Klein has moved his family
from Beetown into the Stockert house
Miss Hilda Heiner left Tuesday for
her new home at Monticello. Ind.
Miss Florabelle Woodcock went to
her home in Beloit Monday.
Lewis BETTER attended the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Divan at Brown
town, Wis, Monday.
Will Hart, Bert and Ev. Pritchett,
Geo. Stockert and Ray Bates went to
Mt. Hope today to erect new barn
on the Carmody farm east of that
village. The barn is 34x56.
Clarence Smith was over from
Prairie du Chen Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Williams of Cassville
visited friends here Sunday.
A. Fl. Patch. wife and Marie, Atty.
Casey and Reub. French went to Lam
caster Monday on business.
Verne Edwards and wife are visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Edwards. Mr.. Edwards
and Miss Alice Gallagher were mar
ried at Madison June 9th, and are on
their wedding trip. They will make
their home at Superior, where Mr..
Edwards is engaged in the practice of
law.
Miss Marion Patterson, teacher at
Reedsburg, is home for the vacation.
Chas. Pierce last week finished d
silo on the Ripper farm, town of Glen
Haven. and this week goes to Jack
Jeidy's to build one.
Henry Thomas and wife of Lancas-
ter were guests at the Reub. French
home Wednesday and Thursday. They
came over to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Joseph Thomas at Dodge church
Thursday
At the Vern Brookens lumber yard
last week ellison Tyler sawed a 10.
foot log that made 800 feet of lumber.
Quite log.
Harry Geiger and Will Morkin,
rural route carriers, are taking their
annual two weeks vacation. L.
Abraham is substitute for Harry and
John Lord carries the mail matter for
Will.
Fred Geiger and force of assistants
have been grading two blocks of First
street from Jay Donnelly's corner to
the Ora Hatch residence corner
W. G. Forehand has installed a
new lighting plant in his store also
rearranged the shelving for more room
for more goods.
Mrs. VIM. Kirk of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, is visiting her cousin, James
McDermott, and other relatives in