Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-07-14

Phil Goldstein and DIR. c. S.
Moore autoed to PlatteviIIe Monday
evening.
Richard Brown went to Madison
yesterday morning for weeks visit
with friends.
R. 1. Dugdale, former Register
of deeds, and daughter, autoed here
from Platteville, Monday on bust
ness.
Miss Asenath Barber of Min
neapolis. has been visiting in Lam
caster for the past week, with
friends.
Mrs. Schmidt invites the ladies
aid of the German Evangelical church
to the parsonage. Saturday afternoon,
July 18th.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Godfrey, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Willert,
of Davenport, Iowa, spent Monday
evening at Platteville.
-Potosi has decided to stop the
speeding of autos in their city and
also the using of 'cut OUTS Sun
day six parties were arrested TOR
speeding.
Geo. T. Jerrett buried a fine
yearling driving colt, on Monday.
The colt was struck by lightning on
the Grebe farm, last Saturday after
noon, while in the pasture.
Miss Mary Clark, of Omaha,
Nebraska, accompanied by a cousin,
are the guests of Miss Clark's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark and
other Lancaster relatives.
The meeting of the city council
last evening, was chiefly taken up
with the auditing and allowance of
bills amounting to $500, that have
come in since the last meeting.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doll and
son Hobart left yesterday noon for
an extended stay in California.
While there they will visit relatives
and friends and take in the exposi-
tions.
Mick and Chas. Tiederman and
families of Waterloo, Iowa, autoed
to Lancaster in the former large
Cadillac auto and spent few days
the past week with relatives and
friends.
Art Vesperman has bought a
team for tank wagon work that is
sure a wnopper. The pair weigh
just shade less than $500 pounds
and should be able to pull a pretty
big load.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
society will have a covered dish
luncheon in the church parlors Friday
afternoon. Full attendance is de-
sired as there will be demonstrations
of cream whips and ink remover.
Roger Hollow played Sitter
last Sunday at the Geo. 7. Jerrett
farm in North Lancaster. The game
: was closely contested but resulted
in a score of to 2 in the Roger
Hollow boys favor. George says that
it was as good as one of the big
, league games
: Gilbert Brinkman residing in
south Lancaster recently purchased
an Empire milking machine and is
now doing the milking of Fl cows in
! very short time. Mr.. Brinkman
says that the labor is reduced to
almost nothing and that the machine
doesn't injure the cows in any way.
A short time ago he had some engine
trouble which made it necessary to
do the milking by hand and he soon
found out just how indispensable the
: machine had become.
The Daily Yelp, issue July g.,
the Selig movie special publication,
has been forwarded by the Lancas-
ter bunch, and it tells of the doings
3 of the merry travellers, on the Movie
! flyer. The Ancient and Everescent
order of the Yellow Dog has been
organized, although great secrecy
8 prevails around this order and no de-
tails are given other than the Grand
Mastiff, the Yellow Dog Organizer,
, the Grand Watchdog and the Keeper
4 of the Pound have been appointed,
and are presiding. The movie play
"Seven Suffering Sisters" will be
staged for the first act in Ogden,
and we'll balanced cast has been
, selected. More details anon.
e Stanley Rinehart a young man
who has been employed on the j. c..
D Churchill place in North Lancaster,
e has left the city under very peculiar
t circumstances. He came here dur
ING the winter. being sent by a Chi