Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-05
LATEST LOCAL NEWS

Oahota yesterday.
The Congregational ladies bazaar
will be held Nov. 81.
Fred Vogt, of Glen Haven, was
a guest at the home Of Miss Addie
Keitlinger, Sunday.
Barney shipley. Of Boscobel, was
in town couple of days this week in
attendance at court as a witness.
Gross Music House has special
announcement concerning Christmas
victrolas. See advertisement on page
3 of this paper
II. E. Gross sold a Gram Rel CHI
steig player piano in Fennimore last
week and Hoffman piano to Mr..
Thiec south Of town.
Miss Emma Schreiner entertained
a mum Der of friends Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Stearns, of
Nebraska who has been visiting here.
The Woman s Club guest meeting
was held at the ho@e of Miss Emma
Schreiner Monday, Mrs. Leslie Clark
having charge of the musical program.
Alt & Son will have carload
of northern sand land potatoes for
sale here within a few days See
advertisement on page 2 of this
paper.
Mrs. Duncan McLaren (nee
Bessie Trautwein, left last week for
Piqua. Ohio, to join her husband,
whose business takes him to the
principal Ohio cities this month.
Mrs. Beth Bowers has moved to
Dubuque to take charge of the
Vaughan Land Co Office at that place
she still has charge Of the Grant
county territory and several counties
OF eastern Iowa.
After January 1, 1885, all live
poultry must be shipped in coops that
are at least thirteen inches in height
and are covered at the top by wire or
screening containing meshes not to
exceed one inch in size.
General Calls Circle, Ladies of
the q. A. r. will give public card
party in the K. p hall Thursday
night. Nov. 10 Cume and spend
pleasant social evening Light re-
freshments. Admission 15c.
The Lancaster Electric Light Co
commenced Monday night Of this
week supplying the people of Lancas
ter with "A houra day electric
service. The current will be avail
able for use all day and all night
Mrs G ". rockingham received
a telegram Monday evening, announc
ing the death Of daughter of DR..
and Mrs. G. P. Riley, at Baraboo
AS an old and intimate friend of the
family. Mrs. rockingham, accom-
panied by her daughter Jennie, left
for Baraboo yesterday, to attend the
funeral.
The Hallowe en- show window at
the store of l.. Alt & Sons has ex-
cited much admiration and attracted
a great deal Of attention It's ar.
rangement Of autumn products, with
artistically arranged stalks of corn,
fruits, nuts, pumpkins in the shape of
ginning jack o. lanterns ingeniously
fashined. colored lights ETC., has been
striking in the extreme. When it
comes to producing novel and beauti
ful effects in window dressing we will
all have to hand it to Hubert Alt
-Rt. Rev. VIM. W. Webb, bishop
of Milwaukee, will confirm a class at
Emmanuel Episcopal church here
next Wednesday evening, Nov. 70, at
n 80 On Thursday, Nov. Is. at 10
o'clock a. M, the bishop will ordain
to the priesthood Rev. w. a. Mum
day, the present deacon IN charge.
The sermon will be preached by the
Rev. W. E. johnson, of Lacrosse.
A number of other Episcopal clergy
men will be present on the occasion,
Rev. MIR. Munday will continue here
as rector.
w ednesday morning at III Q CLOCK,
Miss Ethel Day Of Lancaster and Mr..
Sandiland of Madison, were united in
marriage. The ceremony took place
at the home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs
Sam Emler, Rev. Weyhrauch oficiat-
ing. Miss Lillian Fuller, and Law
renee Funk of Madison acted as bride
maid and best man; Marcus 8auch
and Celestine Day as ring bearers.
Dinner was served at twelve and Mr..
and Mrs. Sandiland took the noon train
for visit with Mr.. Sandiland's par
ents at Madison
The village of DeSoto, situated
north of Prairie du CHEN on the
Burlington, is now practically an in
land town, owing to transfer IF the
tracks to where it was once out in
the river - The cOmnanU took adj