Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-01-27

IS. A. Hatch, of Bloomington.
was a caller here yesterday
Sam Livingston returned Satur-
day evening from Madison.
Attorney Ed M. Lowry had bust
ness in Patch Grove Monday.
Will Dyer shipped car load OF
horses to South Dakota last week.
Miss Ruth harcIeroad has been
numbered among the sick this week.
Will Mulrooney, of Blooming
ton, was a county seat caller Monday.
WIN. D. Ryan, of North AID
over, called at the county seat Sun
day.
Mrs. James Hatch returned home
Friday evening from visit in Dubu-
que.
Miss Bessie Webb has accepted a
position as clerk with John Schreiner
& sons.
Jack Whitney took Conductor
Laird's run couple of days last
week.
congregational Ladies Aid will
meet Friday with Mrs Carl Roth.
Bring thimDles.
Encouraging reports from Gov.
Ryland. who is in Chicago hospital
are received here regularly.
-Chas. Perpins who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia at the
Lancaster house is much better.
Miss Linda Diesel visited last
week in Cassville. This week she is
visiting in Dubuque with friends.
Quite dense fog hung over this
section several days last week. 1t
gathered "wednesday evening and never
lifted until Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Budworth
returned home Saturday evening from
Clarion, Iowa, where they have been
visiting their daughter MIS-. A. o. Lee.
jay Harcleroad went to Patch
Grove Monday to umpire basket ball
game played there that evening by
Bloomington and Patch Grove teams.
Louis Wetter s mother and moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Louis Wetter and
Mrs. Louisa Kraemer, are both very
i'll at present and both at an advanced
age.
Remember the auction sale of 101
head of cattle at the stock yards in
this city next Saturday. See an
nouncemenu in another column of this
paper.
DR.. N. J Stuart, magnetic and
hypnotic performer, will give an en-
tertainment at Reeds opera house on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings, Jan. %, 80, and 3d.
"A. G. Smith met with an accident
by falling upon the ice week ago
yesterday, injuring his ribs
to an extent that has incapaciated
him for work ever since.
Mrs. Sam'l Stephens and daugh-
ter Floyd leave Friday for Milwau-
kee for a visit of a few weeks with
her daughter Mrs. Irving Fl. Tarrant
and son Sam'l Stephens Jr.
The engagement of the Mrs.
Florence D. Richard will give the
people of Lancaster an opportunity
of hearing gifted speaker; her repu-
tation as lecturer being world wide
Come to the Young Peoples
Social at the home of Rev. Hannaford
Friday evening. Refreshments will
be served and musical progam will
be rendered This social will be
given for the young people of this
city. Age limit twenty for those
who are not members of the G. E..
Admission 10 cents. Come and en-
JOY yourself.
-"Mrs. Julia Moore visited ply
stefan today at Beloit with a broken
arm which she had set herself at the
time of the accident two weeks ago
The physician found that Mrs. Moore
had done a good job. "-Milwaukee
Sentinel. Was this Julia Moore of
Tom Cox w. R. c., No. AZ, of Lam
caster? Just like the brave little
woman. She is spending the winter
at Beloit.
A meeting of The Neighbornood
Club was held at the residence OF
Mrs. Samuel Stephens, in the third
ward, yesterday afternoon, which was
in the nature of covered dish party,
oivou &c q c17rprica in honor of Mrs.