Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-11-05
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night.
Miss Mabel Cummins Of Conn
cant. Ohio. is expected here Friday to
visit her friend Mrs. w. b. Carter.
Miss Katie Stien returned to her
home in Belmont Monday after spend
ing several days with Mrs. Godfrey.
Charles Lyle of De Sofa, repre-
senting the La Crosse Mutual Aid As
ISOLATION, is in town pushing business.
Warm showers the first of the
week and the ground is getting in
good condition for spring farm work.
Mrs. Matt Stewart returned here
Monday after weeks visit with
friends in Bloomington and Glen Ha-
ven.
sam Nelson Of Preston and Z. E.
Gilbertson and VIM. Hupenbecker OF
Fennimore, were in Lancaster Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. NJ. Larned OF
Cassville have returned home after an
extended visit in st Johnsburg, Yer
mont. 49,
Dial Enterprise: The Grant
County HERALD issued a sixteen page
edition last week that was very credi
table.
Richard Mahan returned to Ian
caster last Friday from Granite Falls,
Mimi, where he has been or the past
ten weeks.
Mrs. Lou Dietrich of Prairie du
Chen, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. viii Duncan, returned home
last Thursday.
The rain storm OF last week end
ed here Saturday with cold and lit
tie snow. West OF us the snow fall
was quite heavy.
Mr. Thoma sMarsdon. one OF the
staunch republicans Of Fennimore,
was in the city Wednesday. We ac-
knowledge call.
The Lancaster dentists have end
ed their outing and will hereafter be
found at their respective places Of
business as usual.
Mildred Ivey gave a Halloween
party for some Of young friends on
Saturday evening. Fun and frolic
were the rule OF the evening.
Last Monday evening crowd of
young people surprised Miss 0cea Ray
by going to her home east of this city
where they spent very pleasant hour.
Mrs. l. H. Tarrant nee Sena Steph-
ems, is guest at the Stephens home
stead for a few weeks. Her many
friends here are always glad to see her.
Engineer c. rockingham and
family left Wednesday morning for
visit of a week or more with friends
in GAINESVILLE Wis. also at Harvard, HI.
Before midnight Tuesday even
ing 1t was evident that ."we had the
earth" The " boys" spent the rest of
the night putting red fence around
it.
Mr. Enoch Groom, Sr., of Cass-
vile, a prominent farmer of that Vi
entity, is reported as in feeble health
and as having entirely LIST his eye
sight.
Two fine Irish setter pups have
come to our city from James Null
roony's in Mt. Hope. Messrs. Tony
Howell and Ray Carthew are the new
owners.
.-Gustave Meyer, Boscobel, died
Saturday evening, Oct. 24. He was
born in Germany in 1924. Our read
ers will remember him in connection
with Meyer Bros. store.
Voting started up briskly in Lam
caster Tuesday morning as soon as
the polls were open. All parties
worked hard for their favorite, but
streets were orderly ali day.
The Boscobel Dial Enterprise is
sued an extra" few days ago in
the interest of John Brooks, demo-
cratic candidate for clerk of the cir
cult court against j. C. Churchill
And just think of it! The ..Ku
Klux" of Lancaster actually fired off
big crackers Election night to the Off
ense and distress of G. Pop Goddle-
woggles. The''Armenian Outragersl"
I'm writing up the Star conven-