Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-27
DIR. Paul Howell was home Xmas

Miss Schain went to Darlington
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Bailie went
TO Platteville Monday.
Miss Starrett of Rockford, I'll.
is home for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck went
to Dodgeville Saturday.
&C. w. Harter, of Des Moines,
Ia, is guest in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker
spent Xmas in Fennimore.
Lloyd Gayland was here from
Montfort one day last week.
George Hyde went to his home in
Mineral Point for Christmas.
Ralph Ray. a teacher in South
Dakota is home for a brief visit.
Did you stop to think that Thurs
day was the shortest day in the year
Who is Smith, Find out at
Reeds opera house Jan 1st and End.
Misses Leila Bennett and Jennie
Jerrett went to Fennimore Friday.
Roy Croft and wife, of Madison
spent Xmas with relatives in this
city.
Miss Maude Perry of Minnesota,
is guest at the Frank lockwood
home.
John Pink, Henry Pink and
George Ward went to Highland yes
teI1ay
Carl Walker came home Friday
from Milwaukee. where he is study
ing to be a doctor.
Miss Satie Thompson started
Friday for Vulcan. Mich. to spend
the Christmas holidays.
Mr. James Bradbury went to
Fennimore Monday to visit his
brother and his family.
Earl Showalter and Bud"
Hagen are home from the Business
college at Quincy, Ill,
Miss Iva Galloway, who is teach
ing school in the northern part of the
state is home for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. MONTE went to Fennimore
Tuesday to care for her mother who
is very ill at her home in that village.
The Big Badger fair association,
Of Piatteville, have decided to do
away with the night fair in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kroening and
daughter went to Milwaukee Friday
where they spent Christmas with her
parents.
Frank Long and Cults Totman
are home from Mason City. Ia, where
they are employed with the Colby
Automobile company.
Glen Nathan started for Du-
buque Monday to meet his mother,
who went to that city Saturday, and
will spend few days there.
Rev S. G. Catchpole, of
Milwaukee, was here Friday in the
inter ests Of the orphan home He
went to Platteville in the afternoon.
Roy Rockingham handled the
throttle on the morning passenger
train engine few days last week
while his father was enjoying a
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Curtis Jr.,
of Madison, spent Xmas with relatives
here. Mrs. Curtis was formerly Miss
Winifred Willis, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Willis, of Lancas-
ter.
Hubert Alt went to Chicago,
tuesday expecting 10 60 on from
there in a hurried trip to New York,
to visit the foundry where the
material is being prepared for the
new cold storage plant which will
soon be installed here by L. Alt &
Sons. .
-ParKe Knapp, OF this city, re-
Gently spent three weeks taking a
course of instruction in the Paige
Detroit automobile works, at Detroit
Mich, and has taken the agency for
this county for the sale of autos made
by that company. He expects to have
demonstration here in about six or
eight weeks, at which time he will
have one or more cars here or exhibi-
tion.
The new mill of the Kennedy
mining company, located near Hazel
Green was destroyed by fire last
Monday morning. The loss is
estimated at $1S. 600 fully covered by
insurance. The mill had capacity
of $50 tons and was built nearly three
years ago by Phil. Allen, the Mineral
Point bank wrecker. This is the third
fire of this kind in less than two