Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-19


was here on business Thursday.
-Jno J. Tobn, of Potosl, had
business in court here this week.
-Gottleib Abt, Potosi township
farmer, had business here Monday.
DIR. H. J. Mclaughlin, of Glen
Haven, was in Lancaster Thursday.
DIR. F. S. Tuffiey, Of Prairie du
Chen was in Lancaster Friday on
business
Woman's Club will meet with
Miss Emma Schrenier next Monday
afternoon.
The West Side Reading Circle
will meet on Tuesday of next week
with Mrs Draper.
jay Duncalf returned to Dubuque
where ne is employed, Monday morn
ing after pleasant visit at home.
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will meet with Miss Abby
Phelps, Friday p. m, to tie comforters.
The st. Agnes Guild, will give
Looking Backwards" Social, at the
X. P. Hall wednesday evening, Nov.
9th
W. g. Hickok was in this vicin-
ity Monday writing insurance for the
Bloomington Farmer Mutual Com
pany
james Schroeder, of Plattevllle,
democratic independently candidate
for county treasurer, was in the city
yesterday, getting acquainted.
Miss Inez Jordan, teacher, of
Bloomington, was tho guest of her
cousin, Miss Claudia Jordan, in this
CITY day or two last week
Misses Dorothy Lisherness, Melna
Hymer, Edna AupperIe and Ella Rose
leip went to Boscobel Sunday by auto,
to spend the day with friends.
Mrs John Lane and daughter Fern
left Saturday morning for their home
at Sioux Falls S. D.. after pleasant
visit at the Samuel Duncalf home IN
this city.
Mrs Joseph Montpleasure, Of
Mason City, Iowa, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Lancaster
and vicinity for couple of weeks
past, started on her return home yes
terday.
Rev. O. L. Robinson, Of Madison
will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and
evening, in the interest of Sunday
school work. All other services as
usual.
Hon. Chas Weisse, democratic
candidate for U. S. Senator, will ad :
dress a democratic meeting at Reed s
opera house in Lancaster, next Tues
day evening, Oct. %. Every body
invited.
ALI Royal Neighbors wishing a
peep into the future, will please re
port at the camp room, Friday even.
ing October 21st, 80 snap. Bring
your nerve and your appetite with
you. Committee. No.
A jolly party of young and near
young men from Lancaster drove over
to the farm Of Albert Phillips, about
- miles northwest of Lancaster, Sat
Urday night, and spent very pleasant
Sunday with himself and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eddy ac-
companied by their daughters, Mrs.
Parke Knapp and Eta Eddy and by
Mrs. Thos Duncalf and Miss Honor
Eddy drove to Boscobel Wednesday to
be present at the Douglas Emery we'd
ding. They returned home Thursday
evening.
Although we have had no real"
frost as yet and tender vegetation re-
mains green this autumn, the leaves
have commenced to fall with the
rapidity that usually marks their de-
scent later in the season. 1t Will be
remembered that the first snowfall of
the season occurred ON Oct. 10, last
year. This season it seems that we
are enjoying our Indian summer. with
out having to undergo the usual dis
agreeable preliminaries.
A special train bearing all the
employees of the G. & n. w. west of
Madison arrived in Lancaster Sunday
at about 10 80 Immediately upon
arrival the three cars were side track
Cd and the men gathered together for
instruction regarding the new code of
rules recently issued by the company.
Asst Supt. F. A. Byington had charge
Of the work and explained each rule
carefully. The employees we're sep
a1ated into various groups and receiv-