Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-12-01

II. II. Waldman was down from
Sitter last Thursday.
George c Miller was here from
PlatteviIIe last Saturday.
james Greenwood, of Cassville,
was in this city Thursday.
j. T. Cox, of Potosi. was
Lancaster visitor Saturday.
-Undersheriff Jay Harcieroad had
business in Platteville Monday.
-Sherm Hayden. of Bloomington,
called on friends here Saturday.
Louis Miller and Joseph Roth, of
Bagley, were in Lancaster Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hayes, of
Madison, visited in Lancaster over
Thanksgiving.
-LIrs. ). Nero. of Livingston. left
Monday morning TOR her home after
visit in Lancaster.
The Woman's Club will meet
with Miss Emma Schreiner next Mon
day afternoon, Dec. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Angus are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Roy
Cornwall in New Lisbon, Wis
Mrs. John Rumble visited Thanks
giving day with her daughter Mrs.
Frank holmes in Hazel Green.
Mrs. Ell. g. Nathan is receiving
a visit from her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. LeVan, of Du-
buque.
-Jares Mcpherson. Burr and
Harry Gingrich left Sunday for Chi
cago where they are attending the big
Stock Show
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chatfield. of
Mazomanie. left for their home Mon
day morning after a visit with the
former relatives.
j. W. Watson arrived Saturday
night on a business call at the county
scat hO IOluIuOu " AiNlnSo1Oh
Monday morning,
The train bearing many students
of this city and vicinity home to
spend Thanksgiving was delayed fully
two hours Wednesday evening.
w. E. and w. S. LathIop were
in Sitter on business Saturday. Mr..
Lathrop sold his half interest in the
hardware store there to VIM. Fin
negan, his partner.
John Collins. who has been en-
ployed as clerk in Hatch's drug store
for several years expects to enter Mar
quette University shortly and take a
course in pharmacy. During the time
he is in school Mrs. Collins and son
will make their home in RichIand
Center.
Numerous reports have reached
Lancaster of domestic animals and
fowls belonging to farmers of this
vicinity, being shot by local sportsmen
through mistake. This is a mistake
that might easily be avoided if proner
precautions were taken, and shows
why so many farmers are, posting their
farms forbidding hunting thereon.
News was received here yesterday
that Mrs Elizabeth Brown, who is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. E.
A. Fengler, at Dubuque, had suffered
a stroke of paralysis on Sunday even
ing. and her condition is considered
critical. Her daughter. Mrs. Beth
Bowers of this city, went to Dubuque
yesterdy m orning to assist in caring
for her.
Another test is being made on
this division of the G. & N. w. of
the auditor" system which Herald
readers will remember was given
brief trial several months ago and
was at that time explained quite
fully in this paper. During the past
week an auditor has been accompany
ing Conductor Hilberg into this city
on the evening run. The auditors
work is to relieve the conductor of
large share of his duties. For in
stance he collects tickets. In this way
the conductors rank is nearer to the
first standard-the captain of ship
and his duties are simply to attend
to the running of the train. He is
the imam in charge" as was intended
when his position was first created.
Miss May Kidd and Mr.. Custave
Kuenster were united in MAJ riage on
the morning of Thanksgiving day at
IL 80. The wedding was held at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs NARROW Kidd and but few