Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-10

was In Lancaster FRIDAY.
W. Davey was up from Platte,
Vile on Friday of last week.
e. E. Olson, of Livlngton. called
on Lancaster friends Thursday.
e. E. Mcvay and EsnrY Bradley
were up from Ellenboro Friday.
Jas. W. Jones, of Fennimore,
called on county seat friends Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. Guernsey arrived home
from a visit in Fennimore Thursday
evening.
Claude Hickok was over from
Bloomington visiting with friends
last Friday.
The high school students revelled
in the quarterly luxury of examina-
tions last week.
Edna Aupperle visited last week
in Livingston with her friend Miss
Eva Livingston.
Mrs. Chas. Meyer arrived home
Wednesday noon from a visit with
relatives in Livingston.
IS. H. Gillett and J. w. House.
of Boscobel, visitd with friends at
the county seat last Thursday.
John Cook has been enjoying a
visit in Dunbarton at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Blackburn,
Mrs Smith left for Fennimore
Thursday morning after a visit here
with her children and other relatives.
Fl. W. Van Dusen of Chicago,
arrived Monday for a visit at the
home of his parents DR.. and Mrs. Van
Dusen.
On account of illness, DR..
Brewer will not fill his appointments
at the Wright Hotel, this city. until
further notice.
\ -Delos Abrams returned to
Rochester. Mimi, where his daughte
is undergoing treatment by the Doc
tors Mayo Monday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Alcorn and son John
left Monday morning for their home
in Ladysmith after a pleasant visit
with relatives in Lancaster.
John Boyle, of Fennimore, and
formerly of this city. has purchased a
new FIVE passenger, "a b. p. automo-
bile for use in his livery stable.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will serve tea in their chapel this
"wednesday evening, from to Z
o'clock. Fifteen cents. All welcome.
w. ]. EberhaIdt visited here
several days last week. He has been
travelling one month for the wholesale
clothing firm by whom be is employed
and is meeting with fine success.
Miss Lilly Young of the high
school faculty left Wednesday after
noon for Milwaukee, where she at
tended the convention of the Wiscon
sin Teachers Association
The Mystic Workers will give
their fifth annual Thanksgiving ball
on the evening of November 25. at
Knapp's Rink. Music will be furnish
ed by the Lancaster orchestra.
Clarence Markert received a tele-
gram Friday from Mason City, Ia. d,
saying that his sister Mrs. Claude
Sprague who lives there was seriousl y
i'll.
"A smoking Car is being used as
depot while the building is being
moved. This arrangement has in
convenienced many travellers but it Is
the best that can be done under the
circumstances.
Atty. David Gardner, of Platte
Vile, was in Lancaster Thursday. He
recently completed his law course at
| the University and IS associated with
Atty d. J. Gardner in his
practice at Platteville.
"A fund is being raised by the
ladies of the Cemetery Assn. to
build a chapel at Hillside cemetery.
This little building which will be of
convenience more especially in incle-
ment weather. will be constructed of
cement blocks The fund is growing
at gratifying rate and it is expected
that the necessary amount will be
raised within a short time.
Great preparations are being
made for the big foot ball game to
take place next Saturday. Nov. 10, at
! Madison, between the Wisconsin and
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