Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16

-00OrS6 MdIIn0WSy OF MI. dOp6,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Karl F. Barrels, of Platteville,
visited in Lancaster Thursday.
Jacob Henkel, of Marion was a
visitor In Lancaster last Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Driukwater and chill
dren, of Sitter, visited here Satur-
day.
-Supt. j. G. Brockert visited
schools in Boscobel and vicinity last
week.
Irwin Hunter returned to his
home in Montfort Wednesday after a
visit here.
Ernie Jones arrived home Satur-
day noon from visit with Milwaukee
relatives.
-Ex-sheriff ]. W. Watson. of
Livingston, was county seat visitor
last Wednesday.
Ora and Rolla Kinney, of Hurri-
cane, visited at the Dan Kinney home
Saturday and Sunday
Marion Clifton of Arthur has
moved on the farm he recently pur-
chased near this city.
Frank Meyer. was home from the
University on brief vacation visit
the fore part Of the week.
-Chas. Weber and daughter
Hattie, of Potosi, were Lancast er
callers Thursday. They also visited
at the Mickesch home.
Will Mackey, who has been TAX
ing brief vacation from his duties
as shoe salesman, assisted in the store
of l.. Ats Sons Saturday.
The few tobacco raisers in this
section of the county report an excel
lent crop the past year. Work has
been started in the warehouses.
February 22nd is the date of the
supper at the Congregational church.
The hour is 30 until all are served.
Price % cents.
Arthur Bailie, Of South Lancaster
who is attending the high school and
boarding at the Bart Stoll home, has
been suffering with measles the past
week.
Terrence Murphy, of Beetown
paid the penalty last Wednesday for
being drunk and disorderly when he
was arraigned before Justice Burrows
and fined five dollars and costs.
M. B. O'ShaughnessY, of Mt.
Hope, Will deliver a temperance
lecture at Reeds opera house Tuesday
evening Feb. %. Admission free.
Everybody invited.
The following attended the auto
mobile show in Chicago the past
week: Phil Goldstein, DR.. Godfrey
and con Fred, John Day, Burne Pol
lock and N. J. Tiedeman.
John Wilkinson, who for the past
five years has been living on the Bert
Stoll farm, west of the Rock school
house in South Lancaster, has rented
and is moving onto the Jacob Dawson
farm, near Rockville.
TIE Senior class of the high
school enjoyed a sleighride last Fri
day afternoon at the invitation of the
faculty. Despite the fact that the
roads are very ''bumpy" for this
pastime everyone had a fine time.
Mrs. Geo. Holmes and son Harry
expect to start in couple of weeks
for Chamberlain, S. D.. where Mr..
Holmes is now located and working
at the carpenters trade. If they like
it they will move their goods there
later.
-Innumerable parties, 'sociables"
and other social gatherings are report
ed from the villages and rural com
munities here abouts. This is the
season of the year when the village
jewellers and country people seem to
have a better time socially than their
cousins in the large communities.
William w. Porter, of Platte.
vile, has purchased the interests of
his partners in the Purity Oil Com
pany and will continue the business
himself This company has done
considerable business in Lancaster
during the past year, Frank Turner
being the local manager.
-Sportsmen declare duck hunting
will be exceptionally good this year.
There is so much snow that the ponds
will be we'll filed with water and
the streams will be high. If the
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