Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-17


thinks so much of this town thai he
will start moving picture show here
in about three weeks, The Hickok
building has been leased for the pur.
pose. Tanner is a hustler.
Rev. Irish, the new NJ. E. minister,
preached at Dodge, Little Grant and
Bloomington Sunday. He created a
good impression.
Thos. Prideaux of Arlington, Iowa,
was here during the fair.
Mrs. Tent (Hazard) Popple, a
former resident Of this city, writes
that she and her husband will visit
friends here this week They expect
ed to leave their home in Newport,
Rhode Island, Monday.
Mrs. Israel Roberts is visiting her
mother and sister at Fond du Lac
Mrs. James Sprague is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Sprague at Elk
horn.
George NARROW and son Melvin
autoed over from Hurricane Sunday,
and visited with DR.. NARROW.
Col. Joe Greer's Wild West will
exhibit at RichlaEd Center fair this
week.
Miss Amy Crabtree, who has been
visiting her parents in New York, re-
turned Sunday, ready for school work.
During the show Saturday night 80
autoes we're parked along Canal street.
That's pretty good for US.
Some of the pupils who start this
week for school work are Linn and
Lucille Woodhouse. Lewis BETTER,
Earl Cooper, Madison Norma Wood
house and Nellie Morrissey, Milwau.
kee Downer; DeForest Brown and
Madge Ryan, Appleton.
Willis and Harold McCune of Chi
cago visited the past two weeks at the
Wood Bros. farm, town of Glen
Haven. These boys from the smoke
begrimed city like to come out to see
their country friends and get supply
of pure country air. Wood Bros. by
the way. received a large new corn
shredder last week.
Mrs. Alta Stephens of Aurora, I'll. +,
is visiting at the o. E. Martin home.
Notices have been posted for another
railroad election in Glen Haven.
T. B. Davis of Evanston, H., visit
ed relatives here during the fair.
Frank Sanders, wife and son Leon
returned to Moline, H., last week,
after a pleasant visit with relatives
here.
Orville Wilson and wife of Aurora,
ILL.,, visited at the Will Moore home
last week. Orville is a brother to
Mrs. Moore and formerly lived at
Patch Grove
E. g. Kueuster of Chicago was at
our fair. Mr.. Kuenster is with the
Lee Live Stock Commission of that
city.
Erskine johnson and wife of
DeSart, N. D., are visiting here for a
few days.
The j. B. Ludden store is nicely
lighted by electricity. Mr.. Ludden
installed private plant, and will not
only light his store but his home as
we'll. The band stand also is lighted
from this plant, the light being turn
ed on for the concert Friday evening"
Mr.. Blessing of Fennimore put in the
plant He was assisted by Everett
Pritchett.
Mr.. Hollen beck, the furniture sales
man, accompanied by his daughter.
visited at the r N. Hoskins home
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Young of Dubuque was
guest of Miss Roxa Prideaux last
week.
Miss Jessie Bates of Chicago visit
ed at home the past week.
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known resident of this city, died at
Prairie du Chen last Wednesday.
Mr.. Cham bers was one of three broth
ers prominent in the affairs of this
place some years ago. George died
some years ago, and DR.. 7. H. Chamb-
e1s lives at Georgiana, Florida.
Mrs. Lacey and children of En-
deavor, Wis, visited here over the
fair.
Melvin and Floyd Taylor have been
visiting at the home Of their uncle,
Alvin Enke, at Wabasha, MINI. and
expect to go from there to visit an
aunt. Mrs. Larson, at Minneapolis,
this week.
Max Kolb and wife (nee Ollie
Keeler) of Hurley were visitors at
our fair.
Sam. Ketner and wife of Moline,