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

Mrs. VIM. Webb went to Platte
Vile Monday.
Fred Kemper was down from
Liberty Monday.
Miss Meta Schmidt visited in
Madison Saturday.
Mrs O Brien, of Montfort, had
business here Monday.
Mrs Fl. G.. Nathan and son
Clement are here for a short visit.
Clyde Ellis, of Kenosha, is
here visiting his mother and other
relatives
Lola Drinkwater left Saturday
for her home in Fennimore, after a
visit here.
-Delos Woods who is employed in
Benefits drug store spent Sunday at
North Andover.
Sheriff Hymer went to Platte
Vile Thursday on business returning
to Lancaster Friday.
Lambert Groenier came to Lam
caster on the Potosi stage Monday.
He intends to bring his family soon
Mrs. Jane Totman returned to
Storm Lake Monday after a visit at
the homes of VIM. and George Bar
rows.
Will Mccoy and Evans Stone
made their weekly hunting trip to
Liberty Saturday. They went by
train.
Gordon Smith went to Chicago
on Thursday with a load of cattle.
From there he resumes his business as
travelling salesman.
Mrs Tinna Gardner left Monday
for her home in Prairie du Chen
after visit with relatives and
friends in Lancaster.
-Chas. Ray left Monday for Way
crosse, Ga. where he will spend the
winter and Look after some land
which he has there,
Mrs. Geo. P. Goble returned Fri
day evening from visit with her
daughter Leila at Ripon. She also
visited Clyde at Madison.
Frank Kotier has opened his
tailoring esta olishment in the store
formerly occupied by H. q. Nathan
& Co. He opened for business Mon
day.
-Chas. Borah is moving his family
back into his residence property in
Lancaster to make room for Mr..
Croker who enters the hotel Dec.
1st.
Robert Meysemberg returned to
Prairie du Chen Monday to resume
his studies in the Sacred Heart col.
lege, after a short vacation at his
home in lancaster.
While shredding at Frank Smith s
on Thursday of last week James John.
son got his right hand in the blower
of the machine, breaking the bones of
the thumb and badly lacerating the
hand.
More local news will be und
upon couple of other pages Of to.
days Herald. The demand upon our
advertising space requires shifting
much of our news from its usual
location.
Mrs. R. G. Vinegar started
Monday for Mitchell, S. OAK, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Vinegar has been
at the Perry Moore farm east of
Lancaster for nearly two months car
ing for Mr.. Vinegar who broke his
leg while breaking some young horses
last summer.
"A Teachers Institute for teachers
of Riehland, Iowa and Grant counties
will be held at Muscoda, Saturday,
Nov. Goth in the high school build
ing. County Supt. of Grant county,
| j, G. Brockert. will give his H.
Illustrated lecture The Schools of
Grant County in Picture and Story
on Friday evening. Several good
addresses are being planned for and
everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
While shredding corn on the
James Woods farm Friday two
farmers got angered at each other
and quite fight was started The
particulars are not known exactly,
but Era Grifis, former county clerk
of Grant county, seems to have suffer
cd most OF the consequences. He was
struck over the head with neckyoke
and rendered unconscious until some.