Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-30
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g. E. Johnson, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Sunday.
o. E. Tenant, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
John Horsefall visited at Mill
vile the latter part of the week.
Daniel and John Dubold, of Glass;
willie, were in Lancaster Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kamm, of
Platteville, spent Thanksgiving in
Lancaster.
Register of Deeds I. S. Metcalf
left Sunday for Chicago to attend the
live stock show.
MARROW Kidd left yesterday after
noon for Chicago to attend the live
stock exhibition.
Clyde Goble, a student in Beloit
college, spent Thanksgiving holidays
ut his home in this city
Harry Gingrich and L. D. East
man left yesterday morning for Chi
cago to attend the Live Stock Show.
Frank Richardson and son Paul
went to Liberty on the afternoon train
yesterday on hunting expedition.
"A marriage license was issued
She past week to VIM, Marburger,
Liberty and Laura Elliott, Mt. Ida
Clarence Webb, student in the
Bayless Business College, Dubuque.
visited at home during Thanksgiving
recess.
Miss Florence Kidd. haze returned
from Watertown where she has been
employed in a millinery store for
several months.
Herman Buchner left Monday
morning for Crossett, Ark where ne
will spend the winter according to his
annual custom.
j. M. Blotz and Matthew Ley.
of DcdgevilIe, returned home .Wednes-
day after attending the Frank
Richardson sale.
Thee, j. Wenzel, who has been
on the road several months as
demonstration for South Bend Stove
Co visited at home over Sunday.
M. HI. Hoskins, L. A. Woodhouse
and Leo BARLEY passed through here
last week enroute to and from their
homes and the University of Wiscon-
sin.
WIN. Gard, Of Cobb, has purchas-
ed 1926 acres six miles east of Lancas-
ter. The purchase price was So 900.
Mr.. Gard will move on the farm first
of January.
Edith Pennock, Lucille Wood
house and Lewis BETTER, Of Blooming
ton, look the Monday morning train
for Appleton to resume their studies
in Lawrence University.
Most of the teachers and students
home for Thanksgiving returned to
their work Sunday. Three coaches
were run out of here to accommodate
the extra passengers between here and
Madison.
An interesting Thanksgiving pro
gram was rendered by the pupils of
the north school in the ninth grade
room Wednesday afternoon. It was
we'll attended. A candy sale was a
lucrative feature Of the Thanksgiving
observance at the north school,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belscamper
entertained number of friends Fri
day evening in their new residence
There were sixty guests present, all of
whom report good time Dancing
was INDUCED in during the evening.
After the first of December it
will be unlawful to sell or transfer
any bull, cow or heifer over six
months old unless the same has been
tested for tuberculosis within the past
two years and found free from the
u4SOdSOs
Frank Curran will return to the
Orpheum theatre this week as
pianist and illustrated song artist.
There was misunderstanding in regard
TO the Caska, MINI, proposition. His
many friends will be glad to hear of
his return to Lancaster
Several ore cars coming from
Galena last Wednesday afternoon run
off the track near Edmund and as one
was badly wrecked, the evening train
into Lancaster was delayed little
over an hour. The train was crowded
with teachers and students coming
home for the Thanksgiving recess.
The auction sale of John Nc
Mahon and Burns Bros, Monday was