Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Grant BallapIyne, of Blooming
ton, had business here Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Barlow has been
seriously i'll for the past two weeks.
"A. F. David. of Montfort was at
the county seat on business Friday.
Barbara JacKering spent Sunday
with Mrs. a. r. Wanazek of this
city.
Luke Webb and L. BARLEY, of
Bloomington, were Lancaster visitors
Monday.
Leslie A. Clark arrived home
Monday noon from business trip to
Chicago.
Engineer e. W. rockingham is
enjoying LAY off, from his duties
this week.
lion" Wayne has been laid up
for a couple of weeks with an attack
of rheumatism.
Mrs. Thomas Rundell arrived
home Tuesday evening of last week
from a visit in Madison.
john Boyle, of Fennimore, visited
with Lancaster friends and relatives
the latter part of last week.
Elmer Eastman and family started
last week to move into their new resi-
dence west of the Capital house.
Arthur Knapp, who is a student
in the Chicago Art Institute arrived
home for visit Sunday afternoon.
N. J. Farrand returned from
Sioux City. Neb., where he has been
spending the past month with his son
Lester.
\ w. J. Eberhardt expects to locate
at Chicago the first of the year and
offers his household furniture for sale
at private sale. See advertisement
elsewhere in today's Herald.
Atty. Walter Brennan and Frank
Calls arrived home Saturday evening
from Platteville where they conducted
the sale Of the l. o. Drinkall stock of
drugs.
Herman Buchner left Thursday
for Crossett. Ark, where as usual he
will spend the winter On Tuesday
evening he was the host at luncheon
served to his fellow members of the
Country Club.
Miss Anime Belscamper arrived
home from Kaukauna Monday even
ing to spend the holidays. Miss
Belcsamper is an Instructor in history
and literature in the Kaukauna high |
school.
-Parke Knapp and wife arrived
Wednesday evening from Harold, S.
D., to spend the holidays here in the
old home. This is their first return
to Lancaster since they located in
Dakota, which will be two years the
coming March.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hagen started last
week on her return to her home in
Canada after a visit at the home of
her father, Delos Abrams She will
De on the road for two or three weeks
as she is visiting in Minnesota, North
and South Dakota on the trip.
Mrs. Robert Smith, of Chicago.
is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Farrand,
of this city. Grace is we'll known in
this city having lived here for some
years; her husband is also we'll known
having played ball with Platteville
and Galena.
Otis Blanchard, who lately con-
Quoted livery stable in this city and
moved from here to Montfort, held a
sale in that city Friday and Saturday
and disposod of his large stock of dry
goods, clothing and groceries. It is
not known whether Mr. Blanchard
will move from Montfort or not.
This is as usual the busy time of
the year for the employees of the
postoffce department and the express
companies. The number of packages
sent by express and mail has been
augmented daily and it is expected by
the end of the holiday season that the
officials will be able to announce
that the rush has been unprecedented.
james H. Vohs. of PIatteville |
and Miss Matte Drake of Boscobel, |
Wis, were united in marriage at the |
NJ. E. church parsonage at II O'Clock |
Monday morning by Rev. E. K. D.
Hester. The groom is a printer by |
trade and is employed at Ft. Dodge, |
Ia, for which city Mr.. and Mrs.