Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-23

"A. ". Appleby, of Boscobel, was
a Lancaster visitor yesterday.
F. @. Kern, of Potosi, was a
business caller here yesterday.
M. :. Block, of Platteville,
transacted business here yesterday.
Hon. w. E Howe Of Boscobel,
was here on legal business yesterday.
Mrs VIM. Quail and daughter,
of Hancock, Iowa, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Charles O. Harding. of Chi
cage, is here taking treatment at
the Schade sanitarium.
Donald Dyer left yesterday morn
ing for two weeks visit with rela
tives in CorrectionviIle, Iowa.
Ernest Landon, of Chicago, who
has been visiting friends here the
past several weeks, returned home yes
terday.
M. G Edwards and wife, accom-
panied by Dollie Ishmael and Mrs.
VIM. Rogers. visited in Beetown
with friends and relatives On Fri
day.
Fred Reese. of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
was the guest of his brother, w.
Reese. a few days. He is in the
employ of the Illinois Central rail.
road.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Jordan, of
Cassville and daughter, Mrs. John
Garner, and daughter, of Minneapolis
visited relatives here few days last
week
Mrs. w. P. Richardson, who
underwen an operation at the Doc
little hospital several weeks ago, left
the hospital the last of the week,
, greatly improved in health.
Miss Esther Henkel left OH Mon
day noon for a summer resort at Clear
Lake, Nebraska, where she will at
tened house party given by girl
friend Sheli is expecting to be gone
about two weeks.
The Boscobel ball team was again
victorious last Sunday they played
contingent from Lancaster at the fair
grounds in that CITY, and succeeded
in completely shutting out our home
team by a score Of 9 to 0.
The Wisconsin tax commission
has appointed S. H. Taylor, of Ian
caster, r. A Goodell. Of Platteville,
and A. V. Wells of Livingston as
board of review for Grant county in
the income tax assessments.
Mrs I S. MetcaIf of Glen
Haven and Mrs. I. NJ. Yuung,
formerly Of this city and now resid-
ing at Burlington, Iowa, visited
friends here several days during the
past week. returning home Monday.
-The Kit Carson wild west
show exhibited at Muscoda, last week
and seems to be even a greater fake
than when it was seen here two years
ago. Grafters of all kinds were on
hand in abundance The Democrat
gave it deserved roast.
Platteville's Chautauqua is now
in progress. Lancaster will have a
week of Chautauqua with fine pro-
gram of entertainment, beginning
Thursday, July 81 and ending August
9th. Further particulars may be
found on page nine of this issue.
The greatest of all sensations ap-
pearing before the American people
today is Miss Driesbock, and her
troupe Of monstrous black African
lions. Miss Driesbock has the honor
and distinction of being the only lady
in the world who has succeeded in
training twelve African lions. She
appears twice daily with Gollmar
Bros. shows. which will exhibit at
Lancaster, Monday, July %.
This season marks the first .ap-
pearance in America Of Miss Dries.
book and her troup of trained lions.
During the past year negotiations
were completed whereby the famous
Herr Driesbock coll5etion of animals
came into the possession of Gollmar
Bros. Tbs one ticket that you buy
admits you to the monster three ring
circus and million dollar menagerie.
At Lancaster, Monday, July 20.
The Orpheum theatre opened
again last week after a two weeks
vacation and will continue to run
three nights week through July and
August, after which it will again be
open regularly every evening. Mr..
Burr has special feature pictures each
Tuesday evening and a regular pro.
gram Friday and Saturday evenings.