Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
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Bert Shuppner, of Sitter, was
here on business last Friday.
II. c. Chapman and wife, of
Cassville visited here two days last
week. -
Miss Mabel Wagner spent few
days visiting friends at Fennimore
last week.
-Rolla Day came. home from Du-
buque last Wednesday to spend a
weeks vacation.
Bert Sbipley, of Madison, made
a brief visit with Lancaster friends a
day or two last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wenzel went
to Fennimore last Wednesday to at
tend the wedding of Elmer Napp.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Stevens
and DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Doolittle
motored to Dubuque last Wednesday,
IN the formers car.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ziegler ex-
pect to go to California this winter,
about the first of January.
Roy Dolphin and Elva Kirk
patrick, both of Livingston were
married at the M. E. parsonage in
Galena last Wednesday.
Miss Elva Field, of Blooming
ton, went through here Monday on
her way to Platteville, where she is
a student at the Normal.
See advertisement of the Gross
Music House on page three of this
paper for the new Victrola agency at
Seatons' drug store, Potosi.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Galloway
and daughter Pearl visited last week
at the home of their son and brother,
Laverne Galloway. in Beetown.
Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Calvert,
Miss NJ. E. Calvert and Mrs. Leo
Meysembourg and daughter Genevieve
spent Thanksgiving with friends at
Potosi.
The Gross Music House has
established a branch agency for
Victrolas at Seaton's drug store in
Potosi, for the convenience of its
patrons.
If you like good show go to
the opera house every Saturday
night and see The Trousdale Co. in
high class plays; all artists in their
profession.
Miss Elsie TAYLOR returned to
her duties at Platteville Normal,
Monday, after visiting over Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S. III. Taylor.
Leo Meysembourg and daughter
Anna went to Prairie du Chen, last
Wednesday, to spend Thanksgiving
with Robert Meysembourg who is at
tending Campion College there.
Lancaster Rebekahs No. 2, will
entertain Rebekahs No. /, with 6
O'Clock banquet Thursday, Dec. 3
Do not miss it. The president of
the Rebekah assembly will be
present.-Com.
What's the use of paying $1.OO
to see a show when the Trousdale
Co. will give you $1.00 show for
% cents. Every Saturday night.
Remember no extra charge for re-
served seats.
The Milwaukee railroad is
cutting down expenses all along the
line, due it is said, to light business.
At Dubuque the shop employees will
work but seven hours day and five
days a week, the new order going
into effect at once.
Weber Bros. have a quarter
page advertisement on page three of
this paper, calling attention to their
showing of Devonshire sterling silver
fiat ware, knives, forks, spoons, etc.,
as especially adapted for wedding and
Christmas presents.
R. H. Callies, who has had
charge of the Grant River Cheese
Factory and made his home at Chris
Gamers, has gone back to his home
at Edgar, Wis, the factory having
been shut down for the winter. A
farewell party and oyster supper was
given for Mr.. CalIies, at the Garner
home, Saturday evening
The Trousdale Co. have made
arrangements to play at the opera
house every Saturday night, commenc-
ing Saturday, Dec. 9Th, presenting
high class plays. They carry a first
class acting company and will present
for their opening play the beautiful
high class comedy, "The Man On
The Box" Prices for each play
will be the common sense price of
25 cents to everybody.