Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-11-09

"A, L, Smith, of Montfort, was
Lancaster visitor Sunday.
j. P. Smoker. of Dodgeville,
was in this city Wednesday.
E. T. Goldthope. of Montfort,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
R. j. Morrison was over from
Hazel Green Friday of last week.
Attorney James Dolan. of Platte
Vile, was a Lancaster visitor Monday.
Atty. Alex Athey, of Prairie du
CHEN, had business in circuit court
Friday.
Hon. James w. Murphy, of
Platteville, called on Lancaster friends
Wednesday.
Don't forget your articles for the
bazaar to be given the last week in
this month.
Otto Waldman and Rudolph
Turtscher, of CassviIle, were Lancas-
ter visitors last week,
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will meet Friday p. m. with
Mrs. Chris. Fischer. Come prepared
to work.
Mr.. and Mrs Tbeo. Calvin left
Monday afternoon for Fennimore.
Mr.. Calvin was called there by the
death of his uncle.
Every body come to the Shadow
social at the Pleasant Point school
next Friday evening, Nov. H. Ladies
bring supper for two
Miss Mary Farrand is visiting her
grand parents, MI and Mrs. Geo
Jackering and her aunt Barbara Jack
ering, at the Hurricane,
Social at K P, 'Ball, Wednesday
evening, given by st. Agnes Guild, Of
Emmanuel church Admission to
Social 10 cents. Refreshments and
home made candy. for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Retallick will
start today for Aberdeen, S. D.,
where they will spend the winter
with their daughters, Mrs James
Blewett and Mrs. Chas. Steers.
Herman Miller, who has held a
position for several months in Victor
Holzmiller s barber shop, left Monday
afternoon for Boscobel where he has
purchased a half interest il shop
The North Lancaster Aid met
with Mrs. Ora Govier, Nov. End,
with 80 present. Number IF members
10; visitors 81 children 70; proceeds
81 30 Next meeting Nov. 10Th with
Mrs. August Jahnke. Every body
invited.
Rev W. Fl. Hannaford arrived
home Thursday from his eastern trip.
While away be visited the principal
cities Of the eastern section and visit
ed many world renowned spots of his
toric and scenic interest His itinerary
included the cities of Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
He attended the National Congrega
ti0nal Conference at Boston.
Principal f. w. Trainer and Miss
Ethel Sabin, Of the high school
faculty, attended the convention" of
the Wisconsin Teachers Association
held at Milwaukee last week. The
various sessions of the convention
were successful. G. G. Parlin. princi-
pal Of Wausau high school, was
elected president Of the association for
the coming year.
From all indications says an
exchange, there will be a large mum
Der of turkeys on the market this year
and they will he. considerably cheaper
than they were last Thanksgiving
This is because there are more turkeys
in the country this year than there
were last year. The past summer has
been dry one, just the kind of wealth
er for turkeys, as turkey growers will
tell you that nothing affects the tur-
key crop like wet weather
DIR. II. J. Suttle of this city is
personally acquainted with DR.. H. Fl.
Crippen upon whom a death sentence
was recently passed for the murder of
mis- wife at London. England Both
practiced medicine at San Diego Cali
fornia, in the SOS. DR.. Suttle says
that Crippen is brilliant, self made
man. His signature attached to set
Of resolutions is in Mr. Suttle's pos
session. Vernon Co. Censor.
Lancaster people will remember
the sensational suit of Rogers VS.
Rodolph held here in circuit court
last year. This suit was brought by
Rogers for alienation of his wife s
affections and resulted in a final
verdict ia bis favor for $6, 600. The
applicatiOu for divorce made nv Mrs