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

Hope Sunday.
Dan Tralnor was over from Bloom
ington Monday.
Miss Julia Sweeney is visiting
at Livingston.
&C, G. Hillmer, of Galena, was in
Lancaster Monday.
John Hunt, of Bloomington, was
in Lancaster Saturday.
Albert Sails, of Burton, had bust
ness in Lancaster Friday
Ed Mulrooney. OF Fennlmore,
was at the county seat Monday,
Elmer Eastman and family
visited at Platteville last week
Fred Meyer, of the B M. &B.
mine near Miffiin was home over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cornwall. Of
Platteville, were in Lancaster last
week,
Conductor Clifford has rented his
house in Lancaster to Sheriff JAS.
Harcleroad.
Attorney Alex Athey, of Prairie
du Chen, was III Lancaster on legal
business Monday.
Miss Annetta Baker started yes
terday for an indefinite stay at Madl
son and River Falls.
Harry Draggs and family, Of
Fennimore, visited over Sunday at the
Judd home east Of town.
John Cook left Monday morning
for Dunbarto for a visit with his
daughter Mrs Fred Blackburn,
The city cornet band will play
upon the streets tomorrow Thanks
giving) afternoon, provided the wealth
er is favorable.
The following Flora citizens were
seen on our streets Monday: George
Peterson. Harley Starrett, Ervie
Edwards. Fletcher Miles and L. E.
Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs J G, Jordan drove
down to W. ]. Kelley s, west of
Potosl. where they visited Saturday
and Sunday.
Mis-. J. A. johnson has rented
her residence property to VIM. Garner
and family and went Saturday to
Madison. where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Mcmahon.
Anybody looking for some choice
milch cows will do we'll to attend the
sales Of John McMahon and Burns
Bios. On Monday, Nov. %, and Al
Hunsaker on Wednesday Nov. 80
They ale placing a fine lot on sale.
See announcements in Herald's auc-
tion bulletin in today's paper.
If you are not subscriber to
The Herald, now is a good time to
have your name enrolled as such. We
shall begin very soon the publication
of another fine serial story, by the
same author as that of our last serial
The Man in Lower Ten, which was
SO popular with our readers The
new one will be entitled When a
Man Marries, = and is full Of life and
humor throughout. Watch for the
opening chapters soon.
Rev. Catchpole. of the Wisconsin
Home Finding Association. in his adj.
dress to the county board Thursday
evening requested that body to aid
the association he represents in pay
ing slight Indebtedness incurred the
past year. Before Mr.. Catchpole
made this address the board had
voted down" several appropriations
in remarkably prompt manner This
was no doubt discouraging to the
gentlemen who had come TO seek aid
for the home finding association but
he did not hesitate to outline the
work of his society and succeeded in
the desired douation. The
members Of the board all seemed to
realize that the society's mission is
one that cannot be carried out by any
of cur state institutions and that it
deserves help from our county govern
ments as we'll as the latter.
Items culled from the report Of the
0. P. David Mining Company for the
months Of August September and
October and up to November will be
interesting to Lancaster stockholders.
In August the disbursements of the
company we're 81. O36. The receipts
for the same period-coming for the
most part from the sale of black jack,
were SO. 366 ~, leaving a balance on
hand Of So, $50. 42 In Septemb Der the