Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-10-14
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Since last Saturday our electricity
comes from Galena.
Mrs. Downer Kilby is recovering
from her long illness.
Harry Stephens, of Fennimore,
was here on business Friday.
Otto Linton, of Baraboo, visited
last week at the Walter Knox home.
A. H. belong, of Montfort,
was here on business Wednesday.
Miss Mary Walker and mother
expect to spend the winter in the
west
H. +. Schutt and Sam Nero, of
Livingston, were here a couple of
days last week.
The pipe organ at the St.
Clements church was overhauled and
repaired last week.
Mrs. Florence Wilkinson and
daughter Nellie moved here last week
from Bloomington.
Mrs. Irvie Laird came last week
for a visit with her grandmother,
Mrs Geo. Hampton.
DIR. Carter and family of Liv-
inston were here couple days last
week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Sitter re-
turned last Friday from their honey
moon camp at Mccartney.
Mrs. Thomas Carmody Sr. went
to Chicago last Thursday, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John McHale.
Mr.. Clarence Dawson returned
last week from Regent, North Dakota
to spend the winter here at his home.
Miss EIva Knox left last Friday,
via Potosi, to attend the Chicago
Training school for the coming year.
One way to get your home paper
is to borrow it. Another and a much
better way, is to subscribe for it.
Miss Dorothy Rheints of Apling-
ton, Iowa came last Thursday for
weeks visit with Miss Pearl Austin.
Geo. Barrows has purchased
one of the Miss Watts houses, re-
Gently occupied by the Misses Cash
man.
james Mccormick, of Rewey,
was here last week on business and
also for visit at the Henry Carroll
home.
Ben H. Stout, of Indianapolis,
was here last week and gave special
Vaudeville acts at the Orpheum
theatre.
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell attended
the state convention of the order of
the Eastern Star, held at Milwaukee
last week.
"A basket social will be held to-
morrow Thursday evening, Oct. Is,
at St. Clements school hall. Every
body invited.
Mr.. Mathews of Dodgeville,
representative of the international
correspondence school, was here a
couple of days last week.
The members of the congrega-
tIonal church expect to install new
memorial windows in the church
about Thanksgiving time.
-"Don't Lie to Your Wife" at
the opera house Tuesday night, Oct.
20. This is refined musical comedy,
If you like good laugh don't miss
this one.
Mrs. w. Garthwaite and grand
son. Orlando Wayne, left last Thurs
day for Taipo, Minnesota for a couple
of months visit with her daughter and
other relatives.
DO not fail to read ad on page
four. All about the dancing les
sons to be given at the rink in Lam
caster this season, and the big dance
next Monday night Oct. 18th.
There will be special meeting
of Lancaster lodge No. 20. F. & A.
M, on Friday evening, Oct. 16, at
7:3O, with work in the second degree.
A full attendance is requested.
Don't Lie to Your Wife is
played here by c. S. Primrose the
same man who played the two very
successful attractions here ''The
Thief and ''The Great Divide. :"
Mr.. Primrose is a modern day show
man who knows what the people
want and gives it to them.
Mr.. Frank Van Dusen, who was
heard in pipe organ recital at the
Methodist Episcopal church on Tues
day evening, remained over day to
visit with his mother and sisters in
this city. Mr.. Van Dusen departed
on Thursday morning for Beaver Dam,
Wis, where he will give a dedi-