Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-02-22
The roads are pretty. ''ferce'

Lancaster Friday.
To-day is Washington's Birthday,
another legal holiday.
w. E, Holmes was up from
Platteville Wednesday.
J. w. Pier, Of Sitter, was in
Lancaster Wednesday.
John F. Dustler, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Mrs. Rewey, of PIatteviIIe, visit
ed relatives here last week.
Robert Glenn, Of Wy4lusing, was
in Lancaster day or two this week.
j. B. Westing was here from
Platteville Wednesday on business.
j. J. Scanlon of Fennimore, had
legal business at the county seat Sat
urday.
Louis Eberle, of Highland, was
in Lancaster Wednesday calling on
friends
The Woman's Climb will meet
with Mrs B. J. Lowrey next Monday
afternoon.
Don't forget the dance at Hurri-
cane next Monday evening. Every
body invited.
Will Mulrooney and R. w. Hede-
mann, Of Bloomington. were in Lam
caster. Friday.
Frank Meyer, Of Madison, visited
at home a couple days last week, re-
tuning on Sunday.
John Day has purchased a 80
horse Kissel car which will be deliv-
cred early in April.
Mrs. G. F. Dickinson visited last
week at Livingston at the home of her
daughter Mrs. X. M. Carter,
Mrs Josie Clark of Richland
Center has been visiting at the L. A.
Clark and L. Fl. Stevens homes the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Morse re-
turned to their home at Grand Rapids
Monday after a pleasant visit with
Lancaster relatives
Herman Martel, living on the
Wallace Ritchie farm, northwest of
the city, has number of Holstein-
Freisian cattle for sale.
The Union State Bank has sold
its 800 acre farm, near Mt Hope
through John Days land agency to
John E. Johnson, of Dane county.
Gen Calls Circle Ladies OF the
q. A R., will have patriotic pro-
gram at their hall on Thursday even
ing, following the initiation Of three
candidates There will also be re-
freshments
A small parcel bought at the
David Crichtou store was found on
one of the roads west of town Satur-
day afternoon, owner may receive
same by calling at the Will Ward
home in the fourth ward
Lancaster merchants who expect
to issue calendars to their customers
next year will find splendid lot of
1912 samples to select from now on
display at The Herald office and can
save money by buying at home.
Patrons of the public library who
have books out are requested to leave
them at Benefits drug store as soon
as possible. The library will be
closed until further notice in order to
have everything in good shape before
reUpening.
News of the death Of Mrs Dargon,
formerly Miss Flora Brown Of Ian
caster, was received in Lancaster the
past week. Miss Brown will be re-
membered as the daughter of DR.
Brown who practiced dentistry in Ian
caster years ago and whose Office was
situated in his residence just south of
the Graud Hotel. Another daughter of
DR.. Brown is Mrs Chas. Richardson.
At the time of her death Mrs. Durgan
aso.living at Missoula, Montana. She
is survived by her husband who is also
dentist. Further details in regard to
her death and funeral have not yet
oeen received.
Tom Cox W. R. G. No. Al, held
IN informal reception in honor of
Washington s and Lincoln's birthday.
1t g. A. r. hail. Thursday. the 10Th,
t ? $50 p. 10. Sarah E. Calvin called
he meeting to order. A literary pro-
ram was given in honor of the two
reat American heroes Several
lembers of the Post were present and
ave short addresses that added in
crest to the meeting. National
atriotic songs and music echoed
trough the flag decorated rooms At