Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-29
LATEST LOCAL NEWS

MIR and Mrs. A. G Smith spent
Saturday at Cuba City.
MIR. and Mrs. Roschi, of Nc
CARNEY were here Thursday.
Miss Viola Rogers, of Cassville,
was Lancaster caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Archie Baker, of Bridgeport,
was Lancaster visitor, Wednesday.
Misses Matte Burns and Geneva
Black bourn were here from Beetown
Thursday.
Mrs. Beatrice Winner and Mrs.
Jennie Lightfoot, of Beetown. we're
here Thursday.
Mrs. j. Cushman and MIS-. Ernest
Crapp, of Potosi, were Lancaster
visitors, Thursday.
Little Chester Nichols, who has
been seriously i'll, is thought to be
improving slightly.
Otto Waldman left Monday after
noon for three weeks visit with his
sister, Mrs. q. s. Peefus at Hawkeye,
Iowa.
Amos Smith and daughter,
Frances, came Saturday evening for a
visit with Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs.
Benedict.
Mrs. F b. Bielharz, of James.
Vile, has been here for a visit
with Mrs. Marion Moore and Mrs.
Emma Bishel.
DIR. and Mrs. F. F. Eckert left
Saturday morning for Reedsville,
where they we're called by the death
of the Doctors father.
Mr.. and Mrs. HoIzmiller and
children, of Fennimore, came Satur-
day evening" for visit with Mrs.
Holzmill sr's brother Victor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oswald re-
turned home from Milwaukee, Satur-
day evening, after FIVE weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Deller.
Mrs. Chris Meyer, of Werley,
brought her son Arthur here Saturday
to attend our city school. Mrs. Meyer
will visit her daughter, Mrs. John
Fl. Fuerstenberg.
The Gross Music House is publish
ing in this paper some attractive
advertisements for the Victor Vic
trolas. See this weeks announce
ment on page two.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Pendleton and
daughter, Miss Myrtle Pendleton
left Friday morning for Chicago.
where they will visit Mrs. Pendle-
ton S nephew. MIR. james
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shaw, Of
Bloomington, took the train here
Monday to see their son, Ben, at.
Sitter, who had the misfortune to
lose one of his barns by fire recently.
A. Dronllard, Of Hurricane, an
aged resident who has been sufferer
for several weeks from a broken hip
and later contracted an attack of
pneumonia, died on Wednesday morn
ing and was buried at British Hollow
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Howe re-
turned home Monday noon from Sioux
City where they had been guests of
Mr.. Howe's sens, Paul and Clarence
and their families. They also visited
a few days with relatives at Lincoln.
Nebraska. Mr.. Howe was en- one of
his regular business trips, but found
opportunity to combine pleasure with
business for a few days this time.
The people of Lancaster are to
receive an exceptional musical treat
on the evening Of Nov. 10 when the
finished a series of entertainments in
Europe will appear in the Congrega
tional church. This trio of artists
has played in Berlin, Paris. London,
Manchester, Liverpool and other
large cities Of Europe and from all
reports they have never failed to
please. We are fortunate in getting
them for this date for two programs,
one in the afternoon at O'Clock for
the school children at which the ad-
mission will be 10c and another in
the evening for every body when the
prices will be SOC for reserved seats
and 35c for general admission. Plan
to enjoy the excellent and helpful
entertainment. Do not forget the
date.
Every year the number of farm
ers publishing notices warning hunters
and others against trespassing upon
their farms grows larger. This situa-
tion has been created by the careless