Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-04

%. M. Smith, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Friday.
VIII Lange, of Lincoln, Neb.,
was home for holiday visit.
John Glassmaker. of Cassville,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Fletcher Bulrie, of Lincoln, Neb
arrived last week for holiday visit.
Atty. s. f. Smalley Of Cuba City,
had business in circuit court Friday.
Mrs John Nickles Jr., of Cass"
willie, visited in Lancaster the past
week.
Fred Piehl, of Kenosha. visited
during the holidays with Lancaster
friends.
Miss Ruth Ziegler is visiting at
New London with her Amt Mrs.
D9mming.
John Mankel has purchased the
Ford automobile that formerly be-
longed to John Day.
The Kinsington Club will meet
with Mrs Arno L. Alt tomorrow,
Thursday, afternoon.
Miss Agnes Peacock, of Dodge
willie, visited the past week with her
sister Miss Margaret Peacock.
Miss Matte Dickinson, of Dodge
ville arrived last week for a visit
with her friend Mrs George Beck.
Misses Georgia and Nettie Finney
who are employed in Chicago as
stenographers, visited at home the
past week,
Walter w Leary son Of Rev.
W, A. Leary of Platteville, visited
the past week at the home of Rev. w.
III Haunaford
Phil Goldstein has purchased an
E M F. automobile of Walter Knox,
local agent. He traded in his Ford
Tunabout as part payment
Miss Ruby Martin, who teaches
in District No. / town of Miliville,
spent her holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mr.. George Martin
Carl Harper returned to his home
in Madison Thursday morning, He
was accompanied by his cousin Ralph
Stone who remained for several days
visit
- Tim Morkin has disposed Of his
hotel at Fennimore taking in trade a
large farm near Rice Lake in Barron
county, where he expects to move in
the spring.
If you have any items Of local
news, confer favor upon the editor
by telephoning them to The Herald.
If you have visitors or are going
away let us know about it.
Miss Ruth Eastman of Evanston
III visited the past week at the
hone of her brother Elmer Eastman.
She went to Platteville Wednesday
for brief visit before resuming her
studies in North western University.
Erwin Oaklief, employed in the
Sam Kitto Hardware store at Bloom
ington. has been here the past week
installing a furnace in the Henry
Kuoke home Mr.. Oaklief expects to
leave shortly for ST. Louis to take
course III the st. Louis Trade School.
Miss Mildred Lewis, a sister Of
Mrs Elmer Eastman Of this city,
while at her home in Patch Grove on
her Christmas vacation was taken
i'll with diphtheria Miss Lewis,
teaches in the Wausau schools where
it is supposed she contracted the
disease.
From reports received at the Office
Of the State Horticultural Society
Secretary Crsnefeld estimates that
over 100 600 apple trees will be plant
ed in Wisconsin next spring and over
so 600 cherry trees. These estimates
refer only to orchards of 10 acres and
upward.
Peter Fitzgerald, who was re-
Gently injured by falling from a
wagon in Milwaukee. is from last re-
ports recovering nicely. Mr.. Fitzger-
add who has for some time been EN-
ployed as teamstef by the Jung Brew
ing Co., is a son of Chas Fitzgerald
of North Lancaster.
Harvey Hurlburt made his debut
as an auctioneer last week when he
oficiated in that capacity At the sale
Of E. ". Clifton west Of this city.
The sale was a successful one, being
we'll handled by the new auctioueer
ana the proceeds of the sale were con
siderablY larger than expected.