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

Mrs W. NJ. Allen and Miss Lulu
Sturdevant, of Livingston, were Lam
caster visitors, Wednesday.
AT the q. A. r. hall Saturday,
Oct. 18th, Mrs. M Simpson will have
home baking for sale from to 5.
DIR. j. G. Doolittle and family
have moved into Mrs r. Il Kinney's
house until their new home is ready
for use.
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin gave a
reception Thursday evening in honor
of her son, DR.. Fayette Baldwin and
his wife.
Philip Roesoh and wife. of Potosi
are making visit with their daugh
ter and son inlaw, DR.. and Mrs. j.
W. Gibson.
Miss Emma NehIs returned to
her work as clerk of McDonald's
store, Monday, after vacation of
two weeks.
Mrs. M. V. Burris and daughters,
Mrs. c. S. Moore and Mrs. A. w.
10y, Of Oklahoma City, spent Sunday
in Dubuque.
Miss Irene Long returned to her
home in Rock Valley, Tuesday, this
week, after visit here with her par
ents, brothers and sisters
Miss Elizabeth Walsh, of Madi-
son, spent last week here visiting her
cousin, Miss Mildred Trainor. She
returned home Saturday afternoon.
Mes. Joe Duncan Mrs. Amelia
Fitch, of Beetown, Mrs. Maggie Cor
bin and Miss Elvie Corbin of Wod-
ena, Iowa, were callers in Lancaster,
Friday.
ID. G. johnson and Clyde Suttle
spent last week painting the interior
of the Office of DR.. Fay Baldwin which
is located in the Brookens building at
Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Krohn, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Fl. Pendleton, Mrs.
Sophia Wiley and Mrs. Percy Wiley
and little son Earl, visited relatives
and friends in Elk Grove Saturday
Please be on time with articles
for the rummage sale. Help the
good cause along as there is much
money needed to have the cemetery
made in good shape as all desire it
should be.
The Lancaster Electric Light Co.
will inaugurate special sale of MAJ.
da and other incadescent lamps with.
in few day at the little store form
srly occupied by the Gross Music
House. A big stock has been pur-
chased and very low prices will be
quoted.
&C. e. Basford made a mysterious
trip to Osh-, we'll that is he made a
journey somewhere Saturday. leaving
here on the morning train and retorn-
ing Monday noon. He declines to tell
anything about the purpose of the
journey but there are guesses being
made that are perhaps not more than
a thousand miles from the truth. And
further deponent saith not.
Cemetery Association rummage
sale. Thursday and Fri lay. Articles
gathered Wednesday. There will be
some person to receive and care for all
articles sent to city hall on Wednes.
day, for the rummage sale. Those
wishing a team sent for heavy articles
pleae call up at the above mentioned
place. Baking please send on Thurs.
day and Friday morning.
The Child of the Sea- shown at
the Orpheum on Monday and Tuesday
was thriller, being a picture of
shipwreck showing great service of
the government light houses. Con
Wet Life in the Ohio Penitentiary, s"
an educational picture, will be shown
tonight only. This is the only picture
ever taken behind prison walls and a
professional lecturer accompanies the
picture. Prices will be 10 and is
cents on account of the expense in
obtaining the picture. An Apache's
Gratitude" western, and a John
Bunny comedy entitled (Which way
Did He Cor will be shown Thurs.
day night only. 'Mary's Tempta-
tion, drama, and "Tobias Turns the
Tables" comedy, are two interesting
pictures booked for Friday and Satur-
daV evenings On Monday and Tues-