Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-02

| a Lancaster Visitor Saturday,
Martin Blum, of Galena, had
/ business in Lancaster Thursday.
-Supt. j. G. Bruckert visited
schools south Of town this week.
w. F. and J. E. Schroeder, of
Platteville were in this city Friday.
F. Morrow and George Adams, of
ut. Hope, were in Lancaster Satur-
day.
J. F. Morse, Ed Lepka and Ora
Patch, Of Mt Hope, were in this city
Thursday.
Andrew Cairns. of Mt Hope,
visited Lancaster friends the latter
part of last week -, ,,nr 1--
deputy NARROW Kidd and
Clarence Mcmahon had business in
Fennimore Friday.
Misses Grace Farrand, Mamie
Jones and Christina Pink were Du-
bu4ue visitors Monday. - v,..-.,-7
Miss Maude Leighty, Of Oak
Ridge. visited the past week with her
aunt Mrs Mae Turner. ,..-mers z,,.r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Bradley, Sr.,
visited last week at Wauzeka at the
Wayne Williams home.
Ed Lewis, Gus and Uhas. Lau
ard F. J. Dietrich, of Cassville, we're
Lancaster visitors yesterday.
Fred PniIbrick. who has been
spending the summer months in South
Dakota, arrived home Wednesday,
= Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Angus left
Thursday morning for Lawton,
Ok Iahoma, where they will spend the
winter with their son.
Rev. w. Fl. Hannaford will re-
turn home from his eastern trip this
week and will conduct the usual SER
vices at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Oyer who
were united in marriage by Rev. J.
+. Morgans, Oct 8. arrived home last
week from their honeymoon trip to
Lansing. Iowa
Mrs. Sarah 3. Whit. of Duluth,
/ Mimi who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. w F. Hicks in this city
for several mouths left last week FOR
Boscobel for visit with relatives
The Misses Schlnitt will have
their sale of holiday gifts as usual
this year. Please keep this fact in
mind and watch for the date. which
will be announced in the Herald later
The Ladies Missionary Society
of Congregational church will meet
next Friday at 3 p. III. with Mrs J.
T. Bennett. The subject will be
''Africa A full attendance is de-
sired .,,,., r. $50 $50 ,- .s
The second game Of field hockey
between the North and South side
grade schools resulted in a score Of
to in favor of the south school. The
previous game was won by the north
side boys.
j. W. Millin of Glen Haven, in
dependent candidate for register Of
deeds, and L. Fl Runkel Of Potosi,
independent candidate for member Of
assembl I'd district, were in Lam
caster Monday, looking after their
respective candidates.
. Romeo and Juliet Will be
presented at Reeds opera house on
Tuesday evening November II. AS
the Lancaster Shakespearian Club is
now studying Romeo and Juliet this
play should have peculiar interest for
the membhrs of the club.
-Hallowe en- party was given Fri
day evening by the sophomores of the
high school in honor Of the fresh
men. The latter were required to do
various laughable stunts that amused
everyone present and satisfied the
sophomores desire to indulge in. at
least, a small amount Of harmless
hazing, Refreshments were served
during the evening
A new law effective after Dec, /.
1910, prohibits the sale or transfer of
cattle Of any kind unless they have
been within two years prior to such
sale examined and found free from
tuberculosis by any competent person
approved by the live stock sanitary
board. The penalties for violation
Of this law are fine from $50 TO 500
or Imprisonment from ten to sixty
days. A list of the licensed veterin
arians and those holding permits to
apply the tuberculin test in Grant
county may be found elsewhere in