Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-10-13

hlOyu DkOOhCL was III OuuluOE0
yesterday
-Rummage sale, Friday afte rnoon
and Saturday.
Eugene Bourett, of Bloomington,
was a county seat caller Wednesday.
The Ladies AID of the congrega
tional church will meet Friday af ter
noon.
Rudolph Sanders is conductor on
the way freight running between here
and Madison.
Ed Garner had the misfortune TO
fall and dislocate his hip several
evenings ago.
I Miss Nellie Sweeney visited in
Livingston last week at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Leopold Seng, a respected
old lady of Boice Creek, died about
noon last Sunday.
@Wm. Rowe. of Montfort and
Luther NJ. Rowe, of Madison, were
Lancaster business visitors this week.
You can call Otto Roesch dad
and Ed Pierce 'grand-dad'' now, for
there is new boy at Otto Roesch s
born last Saturday, Oct. 9.
II. f Orion, Geo. BROKER, Fred
Orton and Jake Wisbaum are camping
near Mccartney this week, on fish
ing and hunting trip. A report by
wireless from Ten yesterday announc-
ed that the fishing was good and
BROKER was we'll. Reub Trentzs sch
fexpects to join the party today OF
tomorrow.
Mrs. Geo. B. Clementson gave a
very pretty dinner party, last Thurs
day evening, in honor of he1 guest,
Miss Clara Sheehan, of GaIena, who
visited here several days last week.
Miss Sheehan returned to her home in
Gaiena, Saturday afternoon, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clementson, who will
visit there for a few days.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. G. Fl. Baxter, upon the
occasion of her birthday. last Tuesday
evening, by her neighbors and mem
bers of her family. at her residence
Nand an equally enjoyable affair was
the surprise party rendered to her
daughter, Mrs. H. w. Brown, last
Friday evening, by neighbors and
relatives. =
| Persons having contributions to
make for the rummage sale, given on
Friday and Saturday of this week by
the ladies of the Cemetery Associa-
tion, are requested to send same to the
Mitchell building, north of The
Herald Office. For articles to be
called for, notify Mrs. J. Fl. Howe,
Mrs. Lisherness, Mrs. Oscar Wright
or Miss Helen BROKER.
"A petition for settlement in the
estate of Frank B. Sarles, deceased,
was presented in county court yester-
day but up to the time we 60 to press
no action has been taken. A petition
for settlement and construction of will
was acted upon in the estate of David
Morden. deceased, an order being
made allowing the account and as
signing the estate.
M. Riney, the Supt. of bridges
and buildings for the G. & N. W. r.
R and two other officials arrived yes.
terday with corps of surveyors who
are making preparations for the con-
strUction of the new round house and
turn table. The work will be pushed
right along now and employment will
doubtless be afforded to many local
laborers.
"A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ertz. Friday night
IN honor of Miss Theresa Zenz, of
Clark Co., who is visiting relatives
and friends here. A number of friends
from town, and neighbors from sur
rounding were present. Dancing was
INDUCED in and all had very en-
joyable time. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
"A modest wedding was that of
Jesse E. Baker and Georgia A. Quick
held last Wednesday at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Quick in Ellenboro. Only a
few close relatives and friends were
present at the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. ". Fl. Hannaford,
of the Congregational church. After
the wedding the young couple left on
trip to Iowa, where they will visit
friends in various places. They will