Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-10-18

W. j. Bailey went to Pla!teville
Tuesday.
L. D Eastman went to Dubuque
yesterday.
e. j. Austin went to Chicago
yesterday on business.
Geo. Marks and son, of Fenni-
more, were here Monday.
Mrs Chas Niehaus. of Fenni
more, is guest at the a. c. Morse
home.
Mrs. Clay Chapman, of Platte
vile, is taking treatment at the W.
j. Schade sanitarium.
The st. Agnes Guild will give
25 cent supper at the 20 Hall,
Tuesday evening Oct. 31st
Miss Clara Alexander left Tues
day for Liberty after short visit
with her cousin Miss Mabel Duncalf.
Deputy Harold HYmer went to
Hazel Green yesterday to find soLle
witnesses for a case in the circuit
court.
Mrs L. S. Winton left Tuesday
for her home in Waukesha after a
visit at the home of Mrs. G. W.
Knapp.
John Joyce and son Walter, from
near Beetown, visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, John Kilburg and
! family Sunday.
Edward Pollock, editor of The
Teller, was called to Milwaukee this
week as witness in the Stevenson
! investigation.
john Mcdonald, who has recently
moved to Lancaster, will have an
auction sale at his farm. southwest of
the city on Tuesday November %.
The Royal Neighbor quilting
which was to have been held Thurs
day of this week will be postponed to
Thursday afternoon Oct. goth
Auction sales are becoming
numerous. Four for which The
Herald has printed large bills during
the past week are announced upon
page 2 Of this issue of The Herald.
IN j. Tiedemann, former pro-
prietor Of Lancaster Bottling Works,
| how l,,cE 10 1r4% NJ 10,
morning for Platteville to meet his
wife and then return to Waterloo Ia
Geo. Pearson and family, of
Chicago. former Lancaster residents,
in ordering The Herald sent to them.
announce that they have changed their
place of residence from Racine avenue
to 1916 Belden avenue.
j G. Brockert, county superinten-
dent Of schools has about completed
the program for teachers institute
to be held in Platteville October 81
and %, which all teachers Of this
county who can do SO are invited to
attend
Don t fail to read the opening
chapters of our new serial story,
Burning Daylight by Jack London,
one Of Americas most famous story
writers, which is begun in this
weeks Herald 1t is thrilling story
of the Alaskan gold fields
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Knapp and
daughter Marie, also Mr.. E. j. Austin
lett Monday for Green Bay The
ladies Of the party will attend the
Woman s club convention in that city
this week and the Knapps will then
make an extended trip through the
north before coming home.
This is the season when hundreds
of subscriptions to this paper become
due, and as it is also the season when
many products are being disposed Of
and people generally have more money
than usual, we hope all Of those who
are owing The Herald OH subscription
! account will favor us with settle
ment. We can use the money to
very good advantage
-LaVerne Galloway, son of Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Galloway of this city.
and Miss Ida Horn berger of Osh-
kosh, ere united in marriage the
9th Of September, at that city. Rev.
Smith was the officiating clergyman.
Mr. Galloway and his bride will
return to this city soon and will
reside on hisfarm near Beetown. The
many friends of the groom in this
city will wish the newly welded cou-
pie many years Of happiness and
prosperity.
The Eastern Star ladies invited
the Bloomington and Fennimore
chapters to come to this city Monday
evening. The installation exercises