Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-03-31

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Miss Grace Vandenburg, of
Sitter, was a Lancaster caller, Sat
urday.
Miss Grace Stone went to Madi
son, Saturday, to visit with friends
for few days.
Mrs. j. Clifford, formerly Club,
of St. Paul is here visiting with
Mrs. J. P. Williams.
Mrs. Margaret Ressmeyer went
to Hazel Green, Friday, to visit with
friends for a few days.
Miss Fern Burgess was in Madi
son few days last week to attend
the chief operators meeting.
-Mesdames S. Swanson and j.
P. Rivers and Miss Mary McKevitt
went to Fennimore, Saturday.
Miss Miriam Ivey went to Madi-
son, Tuesday, to visit with Miss
Guinoir Helberg for a few days.
Mrs Vina Stone and son Frank
arrived Monday evening to visit rela-
tives and attend to some business
matters.
Attorney R. N. Nelson gave a
very moderate and we'll tempered
address on the license question at the
Congregational church on last Sun
day evening. The church was filled
completely.
The Misses Audrey and Alta
Raster returned to their home at
Fennimore, Monday. after a visit
with their sister, Mrs. Bert Prid
eaux.
John Schiffman Jr., of Potusi,
blacksmith, was arraigned before
Justice C. w. Burrows, Monday, on
charge of assault and battery. He
plead guilty and was fined $50 and
costs, which he paid.
Frank E. Long company closed
another successful week in Hatch's
opera house. The crowds on Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee
were good, and on the whole The
audiences were pleased with the
performances.
Archie Barsrow, one of The
Herald's faithful printers, is now
convalescing from the long and severe
illness he has undergone but has not
yet been able to get up town. We
hope that within a few weeks he may
back on 1.-THE force again.
Mrs. w. A Hayes, 70 Milwau-
kee, has been in the city for several
days, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
August Michaelis and her sister,
Mrs. w. F. Orion. Mr.. Hayes ar
rived on the noon train yesterday and
together they returned home to Mil
waukee in the afternoon.
Last Saturday the crowd of
farmers was on North Madison street,
in the vicinity of the auto garages
and the implement houses. Many
a pillow outfit was hauled away, and
it is said that a good number of
autos were sold. Vesperman Brothers
report sales of three Bucks on that
day.
In the partition sale which took
place at the north front door of the
court hnuse yesterday afternoon. J.
d. Hatch was the highest bidder for
the building Of which he has for some
time past been half owner and which
has for many years been occupied by
his drug store. The price bid was
Sis, $50 surely good, round figure.
Justice C. w. Burrows officiated
at a marriage last week in which
Frank Belz and Celia Sadroga became
husband and wife. The bride has
been employed at the Philips house
for some time; the groom is a black
smith in the employ of his cousin,
Henry Belz. They have gone to
housekeeping in the ]. Allen Barber
house. The groom gave his age as
80; the bride was IS, by the state
ment made in the license.
-Orpheum program for the fol-
lowing week: Tonight and Thursday
night "The Glory of Clementina, )"
2-reel special; "When Greek meets
Greek, - comedy. Friday and Sat-
urday evening, "On the Altar of
Love-" drama; Hearst Selig news
pictorial ;" "The Masquerade Hero, "
comedy. Monday night, ''The Quality
of Mercy" drama "The Voice of
Conscience, drama; Fable of, "The
Bachelor and the Back Pedal, =
comedy. Tuesday night, World Film
Corporation Feature "Seats of the
Mighty
Claire Totman, who for the past
two years has been in charge of ex-
detrimental work of the state agri-
cultural college of Uruguay, South
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