Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-15
LATE LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

business, Saturday
p. L. Kaiser. of Sitter, was in
Lancaster, Saturday
"A. Ousley was here from Platte
Vile Saturday of last week.
County Superintendent Brockert
was in Madison on business Friday.
Born, Tuesday, Oct 18th, an 81
Id. boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Alt.
j. L. Muldoon and HolI Stephens
were here from Beetown, Friday.
Miss Geneva Blackburn, Of Bee
town, was visitor in this city Fri
day.
Mrs. Joe Cammack and Miss
Kate Cammack, of Beetown, were
callers here Friday.
Mrs. Bayman and little daughter,
Jessie, of Sitter. were in Lancaster
between trains, Friday.
Mrs. G P. Him and Mrs. s. ].
Clifford, of Fennmiore, were between
train visitors here Saturday.
W. M. Mccormick, wife and
family we're here last week with Mrs
McCormck's mother, Mrs. Hannah
Frye.
M. G.. Edwards left on Sunday for
Mccartney where he joined the
campers and spends this week with
them.
Miss Helen Woolstenholme spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Woolstenholme, at Fen
nimore.
The members of the Epworth
League will give Hallowe en- party
Thursday evening, Oct 3Oth. Every
body invited.
Judge Jno. B Clark. of Beloit
and his sister Mrs. Kathron Lock
wood, of Platteville were in Lancas-
ter on business Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Stake who
have here visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Bartl Feeg, returned home to
Montfort Wednesday morning.
Remember Friday Oct 18th is
red letter day at Hatch opera house.
The Harvey Stock Co. present The
Penalty-one Of New York's biggest
hits.
1t is rumor that Joe Wright
and family, of Chicago, will move
back to Lancaster and reside in their
own home north Of the G. & N. w.
depot.
"A mans rain coat was found
during the fair by John Mankel and
has been left at Pat Nays black.
smith shop where it may be had by
the owner.
Harvey Hurlburt has a few more
of those good ironing boards, which
he gives away with every twenty
dollars worth of merchandise purchas
ed at his store.
&C. D. Stratton is just completing
third greenhouse at his property in
the fourth ward, which gives him
much needed additional room in his
RAPIDLY growing business.
There will be an auction sale of
live stock at the stock yards in Ian
caster next Wednesday, Oct. % upon
which occasion 1 K. Walker the aug
tioneer, will close out his entire hard
of COWS, calves. etc. There will also
be some horses, swine and other
articles included in the sale. See
advertisement on page two
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Frank Smith and wife. "Rose Lawn, -
was held a family reunion Of Mr..
Smith relatives. Those present were
Mr.. Smiths father. of B 3etown who
is SO years old, his sister, Mrs Pabst
and husband, Of Dell Rapids. South
Dakota, another sister, Mrs Hiram
Chiss and husband. The Misses Vaugt,
Of st, Louis, Miss Agnes Ziegler, st.
Louis Mr. Smiths mother, Mrs.
Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs Park Dudley
and daughters, Wessie and Belle aud
Mr.. Smiths cousin, Norton Eversoll.
The Edison moving pictures that
talk, sing, etc.. were shown for the
first time in Lancaster on Tuesday
evening Of last week, and were wit
messed by an audience that filed the
house to its utmost SEATING capacity.
After every seat had been sold there
were many late corners who would
have been glad to buy standing room,
but this privilege was refused them
in accordance with a Wisconsin law
which prohibits selling admissions in
excess Of the seating cauacity. The