Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14


business here Friday
George ]. Schwingle, of Muscoda,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Albert Sails, of Burton, had bust
ness in this city yesterday.
Will Campbell, of PlattevilIe,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
j. E. semrad was here from High
land Wednesday on business.
j. W. Watson, of Livingston,
called on Lancaster friends Friday.
Mrs. W. j. Brennan went to
Platteville yesterday afternoon for a
visit.
The Woman's Club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. A. E.
Lewis.
Carson Whitmore visited at the
Paul Humphrey home at Patch Grove
Sunday.
Ralph Ray arrived home Monday
noon from sojourn of several months
in the west.
Davis Newman visited with his
mother Mrs. R. Newman, at Fenni-
more, Thursday.
j. @. Jordan and wife drove over
to Burton Sunday and spent the day
with H. J. Mink and family.
Atty. David Gardner and Clar-
ence Wackman, of Platteville, had
business in county court Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Budworth ar
rived home Monday from an extended
visit with relatives in Iowa and
Nebraska.
Miss Abbie Phelps left Friday for
an extended visit with relatives IN
Beloit and GAINESVILLE Wis, and
Rockford. I'll.
Mrs. ]. FL Reed arrived home
Thursday evening from Griswold.
Iowa, where she visited her daughter
Mrs. Chas. Mayne. p
e. M. Sherman, of Dixon, Ill. j,
is canvassing Lancaster homes in the
interest of Hanson's teas and coffees
for which G. w. Burrows is the local
agent.
The United Colony Of Beavers
will hold their regular meeting Sat-
urday evening, Dec. 18th. All mem
bers are requested to be present. EIec-
tion Of officers.
Al Hunsaker received a small
black and tan rat terrier last week
from Hot Springs, Ark. He values
the little animal at $50 although as
ne says fifty dollar bill could almost
serve as a blanket for the dog,
Richard Matthews arrived home
Sunday from the Dakotas where he
has been for several months attending
to business interests principally in
the cities of Geddes, S. D. and Cosgs-
we'll, Lisbon and. Jamestown, n. D.
Nellie. May and Dena Green,
three small children Of Jack Green,
! (colored) were committed to the State
School for Neglected children by
Judge Goodsell Friday. They were
taken to Spara Saturday by Mrs. Jas.
Harcleroad.
Word was received this week by
L Alt that his brother Herman Alt,
of Clayton, Ia, arrived in Germany
safely and is now enjoying a tour
of the principal German cities. After
this trip Mr.. Alt expects to settle
down for the remainder of his life in
the Fatherland.
AT recent meeting of South
west Encampment No 81, I. o. O.
F., the following officers were elect.
ed: chief patriarch, James Treloar
high priest l.. g. Hlckok; senior
warden, George Beck junior warden,
Geo. A. Dyer; scribe, Burne Pollock
treasurer, Louis Weber; trustee, 3
years, j. r, Place. The Patriarchs
Militant elected the following officers
Commissioned oficers-captain and
commandant, Burne Pollock; lieuten
ant, w. W. Rees ensign George
Beck: warrant officers clerk, E. H.
Hyde; accountant. Ira j. Totman.
The following shock shipments
have been made from Lancaster since
the last issue of the Herald: Wednes.
day, A. E. Lewis-one car horses,
Place and Jerrett-two cars hogs,
George Moore-one car hogs; Thurs.
day, George Moore-one car hogs
Friday, Geor Moore-three cars
hogs, John [ )son-one car hogs
Saturday, Place and Jerrett-one cal
hogs, George Moore-one car hogs
Monday, A. E. Lewis-ane car cattle