Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-11
Next Tuesday will be st. Patrick's

Walter Knox was in Platteville
Tuesday of last week.
-Chas. Nj Klarman was in Platte
Vile on business last Thursday.
The W. C. T. q. will meet with
Mrs. John Stephens Thursday after
noon at 2 30.
Mrs. Fl. L. Fisher and daughter,
Elva, of Sitter, were IN Lancaster.
Wednesday.
v. S. Pease has been in Chicago
the past week, having gone via
Potosi last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harp visited
last week with Chas. Brendemuehl
and family at Cassville.
Mrs. Philip Berndt went to
Liberty Wednesday, to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hirsh.
Miss Florence Narrower came
Wednesday evening from PlatLeville,
for visit here with her parents.
Go to the K. P. Hall Thursday
evening and have a lunch with the
Dutch Ladies. Time, to Z O'Clock.
Price 15cts
The contestants in the coming
Judge Mills oratorical contest are
now at work upon their orations for
the occasion.
John j. Martin. merchant at
Burton and treasurer of the town of
Waterloo, was in Lancaster Monday.
settling with the county treasurer.
Mrs. Jno Anstey, of Blooming
ton, was here on business, Friday.
She and her father, Andrew Brown,
took the train here Friday for Mont
fort.
The regular monty tea given by
the ladies of the M E. church will
take place this evening, from 5 o'clock
until all are served Every body in.
vited.
If you only go to but one play
year let Within the Law be the one.
1t will perhaps be the strongest play
that has ever been here, Friday night
Mar 90.
Miss Bertha Knapp, of Fenni-
more, came Thursday evening for a
visit to the Lancaster schools. While
here she was the guest of her cousin,
Miss Jeanette Griswold.
Mr.. Warner and Miss Durant,
instructors at the Platteville Normal,
attended the institute held at Bloom.
ington last week and returned to
Platteville via Lancaster. Friday
morning.
Seat sale fur Within the Law
starts Saturday morning at 8 o'clock
at Hatch s drug store. All those who
signed for this show are urged to
come early SO they can have the first
choice of seats.
Frank Hymer. of Tacoma,
Wash, who has been visiting for
several week with his brother, w.
G. Hymer. and family, at Potosi, is
in Lancaster this week, guest of his
brother Horace and family.
Mrs Ora Kinney and her little
two-year old daughter, Dorothea, of
Hurricane, are now at the hoc,e of
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q. D. Kinney, in this CITY, where the
little one is being treated by DIR.
Fowler for her infirmity.
If you are going to put up d silo
this year you are invited by John
Mcmahon to look the Saginaw steel.
constructed silo over. 1t has some
good features in the anchoring system
over other makes, also solid steel
door frame. indestructible and handy
to operate, and is guaranteed to last
a lifetime. He will be glad to show
you the construction and figure with
you.
Mrs. Percy Brandt of Fennimore
was here few days last week, as
sisting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Baxter to settle in their new
home, known as the Hannum Place
residence, which Mr.. Baxter recent
ly purchased from w E. Lathrop
and into which himself and wife
moved last week. Mr.. Baxter is
brother of Hon. G. Fl. Baxter, of this
city.
The Herald is Publishing, this
week. an interesting South American
letter recently received from Claire G.
Totman. former Lancaster boy, now
employed in managerial capacity in
state experiment college of the agri-
cultural variety in Uruguay. The
1o+tor docf.ri has q visit RI ono Of %ho