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

-JOnn LyHotU was over from w OOd-
man on business Friday
John Seaman was over from Bos
cobel Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs r Meyer Jr. went
to Chicago for visit Sunday.
Grant Ballautine, Of Blooming
ton. was in Lancaster Thursday.
A. r. Jones, Of Dodgeville, was
in Lancaster Thursday on business.
Miss Carrie Hudson. of Madison,
visited at Lancaster the past week
County Surveyor A. W. Appleby,
of Boscobel, was in Lancaster Thurs
day.
Congregational Ladies Aid will
meet Friday p m. at the church to
work.
VIM. Lewis and sister Mrs. Ryan
are visiting their brother at Creston,
Iowa.
A. j. McGranahan and G. j.
Bentz. of Platteville were in this city
Wednesday.
W. w. Porter and W. E Holmes
were here from PIatteville on bust
ness Friday.
II. M. Pallett and J. J Scanlan,
of Fennimore, were county seat visit
Urs Wednesday.
Atty. W. W. Gilman. of Bos-
cobel, was at the county seat on egaI
business Thursday.
George B. Hyde. who is now
located in Mineral Point, was Lam
caster visitor Thursday. 49,
Albert Krohn, w. j.. Schreiner
and Thomas Knapp of Bloomington.
we're in this city Wednesday.
George DiVall. of Wauzeka, ship,
ped carload of cattle Wednesday to
his former home in Virginia.
- -Messrs Frank Burrows, Winifred
Winskill, Mike Trainor and Clyde
Prideaux were Potosi visitors Sunday.
LOST-A gold watch the 23rd of
Oct. on the Hurricane road or in town.
The finder is requested to notify Rev.
August Cramer.
The Womans Club will meet
with Mrs Nellie Baldwin next Mon
day afternoon at $50. Each mem
Der please invite a guest
Mrs Tuffley, Of Marion. who
visited here the past week returned
hume Wednesday. Her son, G. E.
Tuf1ey County CLERK, accompanied her.
Miss Marguerite 10y of omaha.
Neb is visiting with her cousin, Mrs
A Cramer. Miss 10y says we have a
beautiful country and very pretty
town.
-Messrs. W. E. shipley and Jack
Williams. accompanied by Misses
Emma Trautman and Mary Nauert, of
Boscobel, visited Lancaster friends
Sunday
Mr.. Calvin Wayenga a student of
Dubuque College visited a few dsys
with Rev A. Cramer, and preached
last Sunday morning in the Presbyter-
ian church.
Mrs. G. F. Kear, Of Unity,
Oregon. arrived the past week for a
visit with her uncle, Station Agent
Geo. Rockwell. This was their first
visit together in sixteen years.
F. B. Avery's repair shop has
been moved from the old Angus store
building to the Mccarthy building
south of the Hyde block. Mr.. Avery
has added some new machinery to his
equipment.
Simon Flitsch had his cattle test
ed for tuberculosis by DR.. Eckert.
Simon is going to have a sale during
the winter and ali cattle that sell for
breeding purposes after. December 1,
1910, must be tested and tagged with
state tag, and the tester must be
one who is recognized by the Sanitary
Board of Wisconsin; those that are
tested by quack will not be recog-
nized by the Sanitary Board, and will
have to be retested before they can
be sold.
Halloween passed OFF about as
usual in Lancaster this year and there
were comparatively few complaints
made to the authorities. There were
several parties both of formal and
informal nature. The young people
contented themselves for the most
part, with dressing up. Appari-
tions and oddly apparelled figures
were quite numerous about the court
house square in the early part Of the
evening Later gangs of bows played