Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-15
T. F. Orion is still seriously i'll.

L. Fisher, of Fennimore, spent
Friday here with friends.
Mart Ellen, of Livingston, was
a business caller here Friday.
Harry Gross, proprietor of the
Gross Music House, went to Madison
on business Saturday.
DR.. J. H. Reed, who has been
seriously i'll for the past several
is now convalescing.
Pat May has started to erect the
foundation to his new blacksmith shop
to be located near the hotel Farwell.
Nothing but laughs at the opera
house Tuesday night, April FL, when
you see Guy Caufman in GA Fool
and His Money"
J. A. Jamison, of Beetown, was
mere on business yesterday in connec-
ton with the Farmers Telephone Co.,
Of which he is an officer.
Miss Edith Austin came down
from Liberty, Thursday, to attend the
lecture, and spent the night with her
cousin, Miss Pearl Austin.
You have seen the serious melo-
dramas now see a real comedy in
"A Fool and His Money" at the
opera house Tuesday, April FL.
Seats on sale at Hatch's Friday
for ga Fool and his Money"
Reserved seats Soc, 75c, $1.O0.
Gallery admission So; children 25.
Tavern Wiedemann, grandson of
Dan Price, who recently underwent
a serious operation for appendicitis
at the Fowler hospital, is doing nicely
now
The following people were Lam
caster callers from Sitter, Thursday !:
Mrs. Plattner and Misses Clara
Wenzel, Nora Kaspers and Elva
Fisher.
Misses Florence and Kate Cash
nan and Mrs. Drinkall, of Platte
vile, returned Friday from California,
where they had spent the winter
months.
Mr.. N. E. Kirk, instructor in
he Commercial Department of the
High school, received word that his
nome in Kenosha had been destroyed
by fire on Sunday, April 5.
W. J. Schade returned Sunday
from Chicago, where Mrs. Schade is
IN the hospital, following dangerous
operation. She appears to be i'm
proving nicely now with excellent
chances of complete recovery.
&C. B. Ziegler and son Maurice
went to Milwaukee, last week, where
the latter had another operation
performed upon his nose. 1t was
highly successful and he thinks he
will be greatly benefited thereby.
The city council held it's adjourn
ed regular meeting last evening for a
canvass and determination of the re-
suit of last weeks election and the
allowance of bills. The first meet
ing of the new council will be next
evening, April FL.
A bunch of beautiful and dainty
which had been sent to Mrs.
C. D. Stratton as an Easter gift by
the florist from whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Stratton purchase many of their cut
flowers, in Milwaukee, was on ex-
hibition day or two this week in
the window of Benefits drug store,
where it was admired by many.
The local Good Roads Auto
mobile Association" had meeting a
few days ago and reorganized for the
year by the election of Mayor w. j.
Battle as president and V. L. Sho-
walter secretary and treasurer. 1t
was voted to assess each member and
auto owner So to be used for improv-
ing the condition of the roads, and
most of those present paid their share
to the treasurer. All others are re-
quested to call upon him promptly
with their contributions in order that
the work may be started early.
The city of Boscobel has signed
a contract with the Lancaster Light
and Power Co. for electricity to be
furnished from here to light that city,
a committee from the council appoint
ed for the purpose having made an
investigation and found that the Lam
caster company will furnish the
current at a lower price than their
plant in Boscobel can do it. AS a
line has already been built from Lam
caster to Fennimore, to furnish light
and power for that village, work will
be begun as soon as possible to con-
tinue the line from there to Boscobel.