Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11

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Miss Mildred Trainor is clerking
at Ell. Hurlburt's store.
The Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jos.
Bailie.
Mrs. j. e. Wagner was here
from Liberty between trains. We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Guy Horsfall and children
went to Fennimore for a visit Monday
afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wayne, on Tuesday of last week. an
81 ID. boy.
-Chas. Webb was home the latter
part of the week from the University
at Madison.
Clyde Goble spent Saturday at
his home here, returning to tho Uni
versity at Madison.
Remember the Dutch lunch, 10
the K. P. Hall Thursday from to Z
o clock. Price Is cts.
Albert ana Allison Wen eel and
Edwin Boerner, of Liberty, attended
the dance Friday night
Misses Clara Wenzel and Leila
Wagner were between trains callers
from Liberty, Wednesday.
j. f. Belkeu, of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
arrived yesterday noon for visit with
his mother and sisters, at the Belken
home.
Frank Orion is the purchaser of
the first diamond disc talking ma
chine sold in Lancaster. Sold by
Gronier's must house.
H. G. Orion Company makes an
interesting announcement concerning
spring clothing for men. See adver-
tisament on fourth page of this paper.
Miss Anpa Mclaughlin, who is
attending Platteville Normal, was
here Saturday and Sunday, visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Calvert.
Harvey Hnrlburt will place on
sale next Saturday SEQ lbs No
abury Coffee. regular SOC quality,
at 25c for one day only. See advertise
ment.
Misses Olga and Norma Doerings-
field, of Fennimore, attended the
basket ball game here Friday evening,
and spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Nettie Oswald.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Clark visited
few days with his mother and other
relatives in Richland Center during
the past week They expect to leave
Lancaster soon, as Mr. Clark intends
engaging in the banking business for
himself. in company with his father
in-law, P. BARLEY, and others.
Upon the sixth page of today's
Herald appears a big, half-page
advertisement for a re-adjusting and
clearance sale of groceries. shoes.
hardware, dress goods. etc., at S. W.
Kerr's store at Hurricane. commenc-
ing Saturday, March IA and ending
Saturday March 49, Look it over.
The Little Giants. Lancaster s
junior base ball team, which won the
championship of southwestern Wis
consin last year, are preparing for
another active campaign as soon as
spring paves the way for them. They
had a subscription paper in circula-
tion last week to raise funds for start
ing things going, and it was very
generously signed by the business
men of the city.
The district convention of the l.
o. o. F., held semi annually. took
place at Boscobel Monday afternoon
and evening and was attended by about
$50 Odd Fellows from this county,
20 or more being present from Ian
caster. Grand Master Shearn was
among the notables in attendance, and
the third degree was exemplifisd by
the Lancaster degree team. A banquet
concluded the occasion.
The Lancaster Band, or rather
the members of what was once the
band, met last Thursday evening at
the Farwell Hotel to settle their
financial affairs. There remained in
the treasury after the dissolution of
the band sum of money which en-
titled>each player to about five dollars.
We will have no hand this summer,
it seems, and if such is the case it is
safe to say that there are probably
very few people who will not be
sorry. The band in the past few
years has been a source of delight and
will be greatly missed the coming
voor if II ooYnoS to that