Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-09-23

Madison were fair visitors last week.
Frank c.. Meyer went to Madi-
son Sunday on a professional trip.
Miss Estella Walker attended
the state fair st Milwaukee last
week.
Harry Rcethe of Fnenimore was
here assisting our band boys during
the Fair.
Miss Pengelly went to her home
in Dodgeville, Thursday, for a week
end visit.
The Woman's Club will meet
this afternoon Wednesday,. with
Mrs. James Fowler.
South Madison street is now be-
ing graded and macadamized, fine
and long needed improvement.
Mrs. Clay Chapman and family,
of Platteville, visited over the fair
at the home of Robert BROKER.
Mrs. Frank Morgans and Miss
Bessie Murphy were shoppers from
Fennimore last Wednesday.
The ladies aid society of the
Congregational church will meet on
Friday with Mrs. Lou Fischer.
VIM. Britnall who has recently
purchased the Michael studio at Fen
was here on business Monday.
Miss Bessie Deacon, of Darling
ton, arrived Tuesday of last week for
a visit at the Wilbur Frost home.
-Chas. Klarman went to Fennl-
more Thursday on business connected
with the Roth & Klarman farm near
there.
Ada Chapman of Dodgeville,
Wis. and Ethel Lucky, of Kaukakee,
H., are CUES is at the George Glider
home.
d. T. burlington of Lakeville,
Mimi, returned home Saturday after
spending some time among the King
and Williams families.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumble left
Saturday for Lincoln, Neb., where
they will visit several weeks with
relatives.
Charley Webb lett Tuesday
for Madison, to continue his
studies in the University for the
coming year.
Chester Croker left yesterday
for short visit with rela-
tives at Madison, Chicago and
Libertyville.
The Epworth League social is
the place to get acquainted. Tomor-
row night at Z 80, at the Methodist
church. Come.
Miss Ruby Hutch, of Bloom
ngton, went through here Wednes
lay on her way to Woodman for a
visit among relatives.
Mrs. Jay Richie returned to her
nome at Clermont, Iowa, Thursday
after spending week here with her
father, David Eastman.
Don't forget to attend the social
given by the Epworth League at the
Methodist church tomorrow night.
Come and get acquainted.
-Messrs Frank and Ralph Stone
returned TO their home at Madison
after visiting at the Perry
Moore farm over the fair.
Misses Bessie Hunter and Edith
GundIach of Livingston returned home
Saturday having visited over the fair
at the Z. D. Eastman home.
Mr.. Larson, a member of our
last year high school faculty, is an
instructor of mathematics in the Uni
versity of Wisconsin this year.
will Mccoy played the drums in
the Gibson Orchestra for the dances
at Knapp's rink, fair week, on ac-
count of the illness of one of the Glib
sons men.
- MISS DUId DSLIul VI TSHHIiiIOLO
returned home Saturday after visit
at the home of Mrs. Kate Henkel.
Mrs. Henkel accompanied her home
for visit.
The 1000 fit dramatic feature
film "The Violin of NJ 'sieur, shown
at the Orpheum theatre Monday even
ing, was one of the best things seen
there this season. II
Chicago Symphony Orchestra is
the best musical attraction that has
ever played the town. Don't be
afraid they will be too high toned
for you. They will play some
popular stuff.
Miss Viva Pearson, now of Chi
cago but formerly a Lancaster girl,
after finishing a four years course in
the Art Institute of Chicago, has ac-