Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-27
Ralph Lathrop was down from

and Saturday, Sept 80 and 30th
Mrs. E. j. Morse and little son
are visiting at Montfort this week.
Joe Gayland, who is employed at
the Star barber shop, went to his
home in Montfort Monday.
Royal Neighbors dom fail to be
at the athletic meeting Friday even
ing, Oct. 6. Program next week
-Delos Wool, of Glen Haven, is
employed at the J. I. Bennett drug
store. He entered upon his new work
Monday.
The corn crop is mostly harvested
now and is .assuredly safe before the
arrival of frosts. Corn is great
crop this year.
Misses Brant and Brechler. of
Fennimo1e. returned to that city yes
terday after visit at the Fred
Schloesser home.
fl Hurlburt autoeI to Cassville
Sunday and left his machine at that
village while he himself went to s.
Oak. on business.
w. A Austin started Friday for
North Dakota, to look after some
farmlands which he owns in that
section of the country.
The Mysterious Club, composed
of Lancaster and Bloomington ladies.
will hold It's annual meeting today
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A.
G. Morse.
Mrs. James McGonigal. who is
matron at the tuberculosis sanitarium
at Wales, Wis, arrived here Tuesday
for visit with her daughter Mrs
John Henkel
keenan, Bennett and Ernest Alt
went to Madison yesterday where
keenan, will continue his studies, and
Ernest will enter as freshman in
the University.
e. Norwood will explain the
new concrete railway proposit ion in
a public address at Fennimore, this
afternoon, at Mt. Ida on Thursday,
Mt. Hope on Friday, Patch Grove
Saturday and Bagley next Monday.
With the quick change in the
weather during the past week the
paOple Of this city are being reminded
that the cold winter is near at hand
and all are making plans to lay in
their usual supply of coal for winter
use.
Dick Brown left Monday after
noon for La Porte. Ind, where he
will enter the 'Interlochen" school.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Brown accompanied him and will
remain there with him for few
days.
The following shipped stock from
the c. & N. w. railroad yards here
this week: Monday-J. Dobson, 8
cars hcgs; Place and Jarrett, cars
hogs; l car mixed. J. C. Williams
& Son, car hogs, Tuesday Place
q I'd Jerrett, / car cattle
A published list of the enrolment
of students at Browns Business
College. Rockford, shows the follow
ing local boys and girls enrolled !:
Clinton Budworth and Maud Starrett,
Lancaster; Lester Beecher. Livingston;
Fred Kirshbaum, Cassville; Lloyd
Eustice. Platteviile
Mrs. R. D. Walker and daughters
Marian and Catherine of Lindsay, s.
Dak., will arrive this week to pass
the winter with relatives in town.
Attorney Walker has rented his
ranch for the winter and will be here
part of the time after the fall term
of court closes in Stanley county.
Miss Esther Morehouse and
Cornelius W. Elskamp were united
Az n0AA406O uCEO0y 0b
seven O'Clock. by Rev. Father VAN
bold, at the St. Clements Catholic
church. The couple were attended
by Miss Genevieve Elskamp, sister
of the groom and Clarence Morehouse
brother of the BRIDE
County court. Tuesday, Sept.
26th: In the estate of Katherine
Winkler, incompetent Pet. for
guardian. J. j. Duve appointed
guardian. Bond fixed at $11OO. In
states of Reuben D. Blanchard, Sarah
Elton, Gustave Finger, Cons tant
Rasque N. B. Miller and Reuben Nc.
Climans, all hearing of claims.
An auto load from Madison came
here Saturday intending to visit dur
ing the day and return in the evening.
The- had some trouble with their
auto, so they remained at the home of
Mrs F C. Burr over night and ra