Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-16

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Chandler, Glen Haven.
Mrs. Ellie Duncan and sor
Dorman. visited Mrs. John Treloar al
Oscar Damm's Saturday.
See the motion travel pictures OF
Lyman II. Howe at Hatch's opera
house next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Finnegan went to
Fennimore, Saturday, for a few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Patrick BARLEY and son,
Frank, of Bloomington, were over
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Clark.
"A. C. Weyhrauch left Saturday
for his home in Delevan, Wis.,. after
several days visit with his brother,
Rev. w. A. Weyhrauch.
Henry Mink, highway commits
sioner, was in Potosi on Monday,
and while there let a contract for
furnishing rock for road work.
We request our friends to report
to The Herald next week the names Of
all visitors for the holidays and any
of their own comings or goings.
Mrs. R. Haines, of Montfort,
returned home Saturday, after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Bollzell,
who was operated on several days
ago.
Misses Nina Mcmahon, Lenice
Jordan and Hazel Walker went to
Lancaster Junction Friday to attend
basket social at Miss Martha Jord-
an school.
"A years subs cription to this pa
per would be an appreciated gift for
an absent member of the family or a
relative who has been a former res
ident of this county.
F. E. Suttle left Saturday for
Piqua, Ohio, after an extended visit
with Lancaster friends and relatives.
He is in the employ of the Manufact-
urer's Appraisal Co.
Lewis Bendorf, of the town of
Potosi, was Herald caller last Sat-
urday. He advertises in another
column of The Herald today the loss
of five young Duroc brood sows which
have straved from his premises.
Frank G. Meyer has purchased
from Adam Schmittges the residence
property on the corner of South
Adams and Oak streets, now occupied
by Fred Wenzel and family, and in
tends having the house remodeled in
the spring.
John w. Pique tie, So years old,
brother of Mrs. M. V. Burris, died at
the home of his sister last Friday
afternoon, and was buried at Platte
vile On Monday. Deceased was a
single man and for a good many years
his home in Chicago. OF late he has
been in bad health and has visited many
places in an effort to recover his
strength.
At the meeting of Sylvan Camp,
No. rs, NJ. w. of A. held Dec. 10,
1914, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Ven.
Consul, j. d. Bellows; Past Consul,
R. A. Irwin; Adviser, B. F. Suer /;
Banker, C. H. Basford; Clerk, w.
E. Webb; Escort, w. w. Richie !;
Waterman, A. R. Dewey; Sentry,
A. B. Browning; Trustee, w. w.
Ward; Physicians, j. H. Fowler, S.
w. Doolittle, j. A. Gault.
-Orpheum theatre program for the
coming week: Tonight and Thursday
night, "The Midnight Ride of Paul
Revere" 2-reel special; "Thanks
for the Lobster" comedy; Friday,
1.-THE girl in the Tenement, drama;
earst-Selig news pictorial; Getting
to the Ball Came" comedy; Satur-
day matinee and night, "Convict Life
in Joliet Penitentiary," big 4-reel
feature; Monday, "The Hand of
Iron" drama; Hearts of Gold, +"
drama; MISS IomDoy and Freckles,
comedy; Tuesday, series No. Is of
E'The Million Dollar Mystery"
Last week puzzle picture ad-
vertisement was published in The Her
aid on authorization of j. D. Hatch,
announcing the Lyman d. Howe pic
ture shows to be given at his opera
house next Saturday evening. A
ticket to the show was offered TO each
of the firts ten persons sending cor
rect solutions of the puzzle to the ed
itor of this paper. The first answer
came in Wednesday evening, the same
day the paper was published. The
next morning half a dozen boys and
girls were at the printing office with
thier answers before the editor got to
work. BY half past eight or nine
o clock the ten tickets had been