Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
W. R. Reed was up from Potosi

nor6 yesterday.
Bert Graham was here from Fen
nimore Monday.
Fred Foster, of Bloomington, was
in Lancaster Tuesday.
u. NJ. Smith. of Fennimore, was
IN Lancaster Monday.
Will MuIrooney was over from
Bloomington Wednesday,
j. w. Walker, of Livingston,
was in Lancaster Monday.
George Adams, of Mt. Hope,
visited IN Lancaster Friday.
w. P. Peters, OF Dodgeville, was
business caller Wednesday.
John Steffen. of Platteville,
visited in Lancaster Wednesday.
Louis GRADER. of Mineral Point,
was business visitor here last week
Mrs. Ella Groetsinger, of Chiffon,
Wis, is visiting her father, William
Rothschild.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Fennel, OF
Bloomington, were Lancaster visitors
yesterday.
j. M. Delaney and Henry
William, of Highland, were in Ian
caster Friday.
Elmer Eastman and family visit.
ed at the w. E. Lewis home in Patch
Grove the past week.
Editor A. G Bishop, of Bloom
ington, made The Herald social visit
while in the city Monday.
"A. J Wiedenbeck had business
last week in Boscobel, Blue River.
Cottage Grove, Madison and Muscoda.
Rev. w H Hannaford arrived home
Wednesday evening from Madison,
where he attended the Inter -denomina.
tional Conference.
The Red Cross stamps are fol-
sale at both the drug stores and at L.
e. Wheeler's. The local Woman :!
Club will try to sell 5000 this year
Buy bunch of them and help &
worthy cause along.
Two marriage licenses have beer
issued by Co. Clerk Tuffiey since oul
last issue: Charles Kratchowill anC
Anna House, both of Hickory Grove
Edward Pafferd. Beetown and Lou
Schafer, North Lancaster.
A small confagration in the
cellar of E. E. Eastman's residence
caused by sparks escaping from th'
chimney. called out the fire depart
ment Sunday. Mr.. Eastman ani
family we're away at the time.
Fortunately no great demage was done
by the fire.
AT the monthly meeting of the
city council E. E Mccoy rendered hit
resignation as city assessor, because
IF a conflict between the duties o1
that Office and the county clerkship tt
which he was recently elected. NJ
successor will be chosen until the
regular spring election.
AT a meeting of the General
Calls Circle Thursday evening the
following officers were elected: Mrs
r. B: Showalter. presidents Mrs
Minnie Trentzsch, senior vice presi
dent; Mrs. Woolstenholme, Junior
vice president; Mrs. j. Dobson. chap
lain; Mrs. Finney, treasurer Mrs
Bradley, conductor Miss Celia Trent
zsch, guard.
Lewis Lisherness, one of the old
est residents of this section, died las
Thursday at the home of his daughter
in-law Mrs. Chas. Lisherness He haC
been in i'll health for a number O.
years and because of his great age, 81
years, his death was not unexpected
Mr.. Lisherness was native Of Rallies
borough. Kennebec County, Maine
September /, 1914 He later resided
at Lewiston, Maine, and came from
that place to Grant county in or nea
Lancaster. He is survived by severa
grand children aud a number of more
distant relatives here and in his nativ,
state. Funeral services were hell
Saturday afternoon at the home, Rev
J. T. Morgans officiating. Furthe,
obituary notice will appear later
-Gottlieb Kohlenberg an old ant
we'll known Lancaster resident dleG
at the home of his daughter Mrs
Henry Nauman Saturday morning a.
8 O'CLOCK. He had long been suffering
from a cancer. Mr.. Kohlenberg wa
a native of Germany but had lived
long ana useful life in the land of hi
adoption. He was born December 90
1928. in Ruhle, Bfaunschweig. Ger
many. He came to America in 184l