Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-23
: Additional Local /

Ladies Aid next Friday with
Alma Mccoy.
The Congregational bazaar. one
day only, notice the date.
DIR. Arthur Stoll, of Brookens, S.
D visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Bart Stoll the past week
There will be field hockey game
Thanksgiving between the high school
Sophomores and the grade pupils.
Luther Van de Wall suffered a
paralytic stroke the past week and has
since been in a critical condition.
Mrs. A. O. Mosher and son Harold
expect to start today Wednesday, for
Oklahoma City, Okla, where they
will spend the winter.
Twenty students are enrolled this
year at the German Evangelical
parochial school, Rev. Louis Schmidt
is in charge of the work.
Mrs. And P. Anderson and chill
dren left for their new home at AID.
pleton, Wisconsin, after an extended
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
9. F. Dickinson.
Rev. J. T. Morgans of the M. E
church was called to Spring Green
Saturday by the death of a cousin
No services were held at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The following out of town people
accompanied the California party
Ed. Mauer, Fennimore Misses Clark.
Rewey; Miss Louise Rooney, Mrs.
Mcnamara and daughter Blooming,
ton, and Miss Ina Key. Patch Grove.
AT the Congregational church,
Dec. 22d, beginning at p. m. sharp
and continuing through the evening,
the ladies will have on sale all kinds
of useful and fancy articles including
several dozen handkerchiefs made bv
native women at Marash Turkey
There will be lunches with hot coffee,
also candy and popcorn on sale.
"A double wedding took place at
st. Clements church yesterday morn.
ing, Rev. Schleicher officiating. The
contracting parties were Martin
Sweeney, Of this city and Miss
AdeIein NJ, Ackermann, Of Cassville
Henry Bausch, of Cassville and Miss
Grace Nj. Day, of Lancaster The
ceremonies were witnessed by a large
number of friends and relatives.
MIR, and Mrs. Curran left Monday
for Chaska, Mimi where Mr.. Curran
will conduct motion picture theater.
He has been employed at the Orpheum
for several months as vocalist and dur
ing their stay here here both he and
Mrs. Curran have made many friends.
Manager Burr has not yet secured
man to fill his place permanently and
until he can the musical part of
the Orpheum program will be carried
out by local talent
david Cornwall, an aged and
highly respected Lancaster citizen.
died Wednesday night. His death
was directly caused by lobar pneu
munia. Mr. Cornwall was a native
of England but was pioneer resi-
dent Of Wisconsin. He is survived by
sorrowing wife and other near and
very dear relatives. Mr.. CORNWALL
was 80 years old at the time of his
DEATH Funeral services were held
Saturday at the Nj E, church. In
terment was made at Hillside.
Several cases came up for settle
ment in county court yesterday. Peti
tions for settlement were presented IN
the estates of Warren +. Gates and
Joseph Anderson. The accounts IN
each were examined and allowed and
orders made assigning estates. Ora
Dixon was appointed trustee to
handle the trust funds of the Gates
estate Trust bord was placed at
$4,000. j. B. Mauer was appointed
administrator of the Robert McLimans
estate and Malachi SimOns Of the
Benhart 7. Meier estate. Bond IN
the McLimans estate was placed at
$4,000 and in the Meier estate at $4,000.
The will of Nancy G. Craig was ad
mitted to probate and J. Wesley Craig
was ra,ned as exacutor without bond.