Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-22

Saturday evening.
Paul Humphrey and c. L. Hor-
ton, were here from Patch Grove We'd
neslay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ziegler and
daughter Helen went to Madison,
Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Oates went to Platte.
Vile Friday to see her daughter, Mrs.
B. Craven.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Z,nz Isft
Tuesday for a trip to st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
The Golden Ruls'' Club room
opened Friday night with Fred Bar.
nett as president.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Beck came
home Friday noon from an extended
visit in Ontario. Canada.
d. G. johnson and C. 7. Suttle
have been painting bungalow in
FennImore the past week.
Virgil Angu. is better and it is
thought he will not lose the sight of
either eye, injured in his recent &C
cident.
Miss Edith Austin, came Satur-
day evening from Liberty and spent
Sunday with her friend, Mabel
Duncalf.
Frank Anderson, manager of the
Bell telephone exchange, accompanied
by his wife, left Saturday for a week S
visit in Chicago.
Robert Engroff has moved onto
farm about six miles north Of Ian.
caster, where he will engage in the
agricultural profession.
Joe Ivey and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hagen and Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Tiedeman, of Waterloo, Iowa, are
at Wyalusing.
Miss Elisha Kinzal, who is atten
ding the Plattevilla Normal, spent
the week end here at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred WeLzel.
Are you reading the new serial ,
story, The Honor of the Big
SHOWS. commenced in TIE Herald
last week ? It's an extra good one.
"A fine cement curbing is being
built along the driveway at the Beck
and Schwartz creamery which adds
greatly to the appearance Of their
place of business
Mrs. Kenedey, and daughter
Alta. of Montfort were here last
week. Alta will stay here for the
next two weeks for an operation at
the Cooley hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Wright and
little daughter, Anna Mildred, and
Mrs. 6. @ Sykes l5ft yesterday for
Fl Atkinson. for a visit with their
brother, DR.. Roy Iyey.
"A fine porch is being added to
the new bungalow of r. S. Rounds,
located on South Madison st. This
is fine improvement and adds great
ly to the beauty of the place.
The residence of Henry Hoffman,
located near the high school. has been
completely remodeled. 1t is now
ready for the family to move into,
they having stored the household
goods while rebuilding.
The assessments made in the
towns Of Potosi, Millville and Little
Grant proved unsatisfactory to 7. L.
Cleary, of Platteville, county super
visor of ASS ssments, and the state
tax commission has ordered re-as-
sessment to be made by non resident
assessors.
The cold snap of the past few
days has bean forcible reminder that
the good old summer time" is over
and old winter will soon be bowling
around us again. It's we'll enough
to make note for future reference
that we mad light furry of snow on
October 90, this year.
The Orpheum Theatre pictures
Monday and Tuesday night were un.
usually good. The feature was The
Invaders, 5000 foot film of western
ranch experiences and was at times
very thrilling. Mrs Graves gave
beautifully rendered vocal solo en-
titled "Just a Dream of You, Dear Y
and tomorrow night there
will be vaudeville and pictures
W. ]. Hannum, of Warren, Pa,
while on a western business trip had
occasion to come to Madison, and
while so near could not resist coming
to Lancaster to see his parents MIR.
and Mrs. Warren Hannum, and other
at the old home He re-