Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-22

more yesterday.
Ed Schmidt of Boscobel was a
business caller here Monday.
Mr.. Hayward. of Fennimore,
was here yesterday on business,
Mrs. S e. Dale of Boscobel spent
few days this week with Lancaster
friends,
William Sherwin returned to his
home In Platteville Friday after a
short visit here.
L. Alt & Son g forbid all hunt
ing on their premises near the
slaughter house.
Election of officers of the Eastern
Star chapter will take place at the
hall of that order on the evening of
December 4.
Mrs. John Mikesch aud daughter
Myrtle, of Mason City, Iowa, are here
on visit with relatives and friends
In Lancaster and Potosi.
Jim Sweeney is wearing happy
smile these days probably on account
of a new baby girl who arrived at
their home Saturday afternoon.
Twenty members Of Klondike
Camp No. 149. Woodman of the
World, went to Dubuque Tuesday for
a class meeting and instruction in the
work of the order.
Judge q. B Clementson and
Circuit Court Reporter E. j. Morse
went to Prairie du Chen Monday to
be in readiness for the opening of
court there Tuesday.
C. d. Stratton, the local florist,
attended the big flower show at Mil
waukee last week. Mr.. Stratton has
recently placed new glass roof on a
part of his green house and he has
everything you may desire in the
flower line.
The cold weather of late has
frozen the ponds owned by Fl. F.
Barnett east of Lancaster and the
youth Of the city are eager to bring
out their old rusty skates and skim
over the ice playing shiny and
other games for enjoyment.
Hall Stevens, of Beetown, left
yesterday morning for S. OAK, to see
his father Ritner Stevens who is very
ill., Mr.. Stevens is we'll known
around Lancaster and his many
friends will grieve to hear of his
sickness and hope of his speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil White and
family left Tuesday for Wyeville,
where Cecil will enter upon his work
as agent in the G. & N. ". r. r.
depot. Mrs White and the children
will spend few days at Rileys before
going to their new home. Their many
friends here wish them much success
in their new location.
Thanksgiving Cay will be celebrat.
ed next week Thursday The turkeys
are getting ripe and they wilt probab-
ly not be very numerous after Thurs
day Nov. Both. Services appropriate
to the day will be held in the Presby-
terrain church at 10 80 in the morn
ing, Rev. G. A. Eastman will give
the Thanksgiving address.
The following shipments have
been made from Lancaster via the
G. & N. w. since The Herald went
to press last week: Thursday-Place
and Jerrett, two cars of hogs, John
Dobson, one car of hogs; Friday
Place and Jerrett, one car hogs. A. E.
Lewis, one car of horses; Saturday
A. E Lewis. one car hogs; Monday
Place and Jerrett, two cars of sheep.
A. E. Lewis. two car hogs. G. s..
Banks. one car of cattle, John Dobson,
one car of hogs; TuesdaY-Place and
Jerrett, one car of hogs, John Dobson,
one Car of hogs and one car of cattle.
The special train which the e. q
N. w. people sent out from Madison
after the Wisconsin, Minnesota foot
ball game Saturday was an accommo-
dstion to many people along this
division. Although only seven people
eft the train upon its arrival in
Lancaster there were a good many
more on the train when it left
Madison. Several coaches were we'll
filled with people from the stations
between Madison and Montfort If
this train could be made regular
after special days in the Capitol city
moro citizens from this region would
make the trip.
Lancaster has lost another old
resident in the person of Darius Chat
Ho13 xr,bo Y1ooeod into +bo .,uook bor0Od