Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-30
Congregational bazaar December

Miss Stella Smith visited at
Mineral Point last week,
Leopold seng, Of Potosi has bust
ness at Lancaster Saturday,
Atty. NJ. S. Block Of Platteyille
had business here Friday evening.
W. P. Peters was here from
Dodgeville on business Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrows
visited in Dubuque relatives last
week.
C. Vogelsburg, of Potosi was
Lancaster caller Wednesday of last
week.
-Barnett's pond froze over last
week and made good skating for sew
eral days
Miss Elva Mccormick has been
visiting during the past week at
Montfort.
-Darrel Monteith and Ralph And
erson, of Fennimore, were in Lancas-
ter Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. w. Brown and
son Dick left Thursday for Chicago
for visit.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Barrows spent
Thanksgiving in Dubuque with their
friends, the Grahams.
Prof Weiland Oswald, of the
University Of Minnesota, visited at
home over Thanksgiving.
Ralph Barnett will be a valuable
assistant in the jewelry store Of F. P
Barnett during the Christmas season.
AT the Baptist church next Sun
day morning the subject of sermon
will be Consequences of Our Faith in
the evening Salvation From Dangers.
DIR. ". L. Ivey and Miss Zida
Caswell, Of Ft Atkinson, visited at
the home DR.. Iveys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Ivey from Wednesday uutiI
Monday.
Miss Theda Hows a member of
the senior class of Beioit college was
home for Thanksgiving. She was
accompanied mere by Miss Marguerite
@ Brien, of Tracy, Mimi also a
Beloit student.
&C. E Mcmahon returned last Fri
day from a three weeks trip through
Minnesota. North Dakota and Eastern
Montana on a business trip for the
Mabon Land Company, of Northfeld,
Mimi. for which he is the local
agent.
VIM. Schubert, tramp printer
of Milwaukee, became drunk and dis
orderly last Tuesday evening and on
Wednesday morning was arraigned
before Justice G. w. Burrows. who
sent him to serve q ten day term in
the county Jail.
The first number on the local
lecture course-The Ramos Spanish
Orchestra-will be presented tonight.
Many of our local citizens have heard
this orchestra and all praise it very
highly 1t is directed by Sig,
Franisco Ramos, a we'll known band
master and Clarionetist.
One of the most successful sales
ever held in this vicinity was that of
Samuel Stephens yesterday. Horses
sold from 500 to $l95 ahead; COWS
from $40 to $67 and sheep at an aver
age Of $40. An unusually large crowd
was present. P. A. Bishop was
aucticneer Geo. Moore Clerk.
A genuine badger. killed in the
neigh borhood Of Lancaster and
brought here by Everett Ishmael, at
tracted considerable attention at Cal
loway's saloon the past week. The
animal has been sent to a taxidermist
in Chicago to be mounted and will
later grace the show window of the
new Badger State bank.-Cassville
Record.
Conductor F. o. Lester, who is
we'll known in Lancaster, narrowly
escaped serious injury the other even
ing. While seated in tie diner Of
c & N. w. train a large rock sud
denly crashed through the window,
barely missing his head and scatter
ing glass about the car. Mr.. Lester
was cut slightly by some of the glass.
John Bracket met with bad
accident Saturday night while driving
with MS cousin from Mt. Ida. The
night was very dark and at one point
in his route he had to cross a bridge
both sides of which were unprotected.
Unable to see its way the horse went
directly off the side of the bridge into
the gulley. The animal was instant
~ killed and Mr. Bracket had his