Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-05-28

New canvas awnings have Deen
placed on the windows Of the Union
State Bank.
st Agnes Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet this evening with
Miss Millicent Lisherness.
: Miss Florence Judd who has been
teaching for the past year at Mill
town. So. Oak, returned home yester.
day noon.
Henry Damn arrived home from
Boscobtl Monday noon bat expects to
rejoin his wife there soon to remain
some time longer
Edgar Croft, of Mccoy & Croft,
went to Chicago yesterday with car
load of fancy baby beeves bought OF
Everett Blackburn, of Beetown.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Fl. Reed are en-
joying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs Helen Reed Mayne, and her
little son and daughter, of Murray,
Iowa.
-Schmitt sisters have very pretty
display of dainty paintings and needle
work, appropriate for school com.
mencement gifts in the show windows
of L. Groenier S music store.
Miss Esther Henkel, who has been
quite i'll at ST. Claras College at
Sinsinnawa, for the past two weeks,
had sufficiently recovered so as to re,
turn home with her mother Monday
evening.
Mrs G. A Watkins, of st. Louis,
has been for a week on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vesper-
man, and her husband arrived Monday
evening. They will remain for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs Louisa Kuster from Potosi,
was operated at Doolittle Bros Hospi-
tai, Monday for gall stones. She is
recovering nicely. DR.. McGovern, of
Potosi, accompanied her here and as
sisted in tie operation.
The marriage of Andrew Udel
hoven to Miss Minnie Wieland,
popular young people of South Lam
caster, will take place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs
Chris Wieland. five miles south of the
city today at eleven o'clock. Their
future home will be in Mon tana.
The various committees who have
in preparation program and arrange
ment for the soldiers reunion to be
held in this city June 1920 met Mon
day night but are not yet ready to
formally announce the program. 1t
will be given out next week.
The committee in charge Of the
decorating for Memorial Day ask the
ladies of the w. r. G. the ladies of
Gen. Calls Circle and all others who
are interested to meet at the city hall
on Thursday afternoon, May 80, at
o clock, to prepare wreaths and decora-
tions to be used on Memorial Day.
Bring flowers.
The south portion of Pigeon hill
south of the city, just around the
corner on the asylum road, which was
graded and the protruding rocks re-
moved therefrom last fall, is now be.
ing scientifically macadamzed as is
also the highway south from the
asylum entrance. When completed
this will be the finest piece of road
leading into the city.
Joel w. ladder, who in October
1908 was convicted here in the circuit
court of burglary in Muscoda and
sentenced to three years at Waupun,
has been arrested for the robbery of
the postofice at Union CenteE and
Geo. W. BarTows clerk of the court
has been summoned to appear as
witness at Eau Claire, on June 8,
and take records of former convic-
tion.
Miss Gertrude Gutweilgr, of
Fennimore, winner of first prize in
spelling in the recent county contest
held in this city by that result
because the county 8 candidate in the
state spelling contest to be held in
connection with the state fair next
fall. In certifying her name Supt
Brockert learned that hers was the
first name certified in the state for the
contest.
The Herald was in error last week
in an item which stated that Mrs. S.
W. Doolittle had gone to Rochester,
Mimi, for an operation. Our reporter
was wrongly informed. Mrs. Doc,
little accompanied her brother in law,
DR.. j. G Doolittle and Mr.. and Mrs.
FL. F. Barnett, to the Mayo Bros.
hospital at that place where Mrs.
Barnett consulted the famous surgeons