Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-06
Will Rech went to ch,capn Mon

yesterday.
Ed Austin and son Arthur went
TO Chicago yesterday.
Chat Hannum is very sick at his
home in the 4th ward.
Miss II. Blanche Hyde left Tues
day for a visit in Chicago.
Walter Damn came home Friday
from a visit at Madison and Boscobel.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Budworth
came home Monday from a visit at
Clarion, la.
-Gottlieb Mueller. Of Livingston,
was here yesterday to see his son who
is in the Fowler hospital. !
Our Burt IN correspondent again
comes to the front this week, after
being long while missing.
"A. j. Wledenbeck left Yesterday
on a business trip to Blue River,
Cottage Grove, Muscoda and Madison.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will serve their regular tea at the
church next Wednesday evening Dec.
Is. 81
Al Hunsaker returned home Mon-
day from weeks visit at Stroms-
burg, Neb with his mother and other
relatives.
The Red Cross Seals have been
placed on sale as usual, at Benefits
and Hatch 8 drug stores and at l.. q.
Wbeeler's.
Mrs. Augusta Wisco returned
hume Monday from Platteville where
she spent Thanksgiving with her son
Otto and family.
Will Alcorn, of Ladysmith, who
teaches school at Louisburg, spent
Thanksgiving with relatives and
friends in Lancaster.
Buy Red Cross Seals for your
Christmas letters and packages. 1t
will show that you are interested In
helping stamp out consumption in
your community.
Harry Kilbnrg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Kilburg Of this city, who
underwent an operation for adenoids
Friday morning. by Drs Gault and
Kinney. is improving nicely.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +.
church request the mem bers and
friends of that society to donate
articles to the bazaar to be held at
the church Wednesday evening Dec.
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, of
Mellen, Wis. announce the arrival
of fms baby boy at their home on
Dec. 4th. Mrs Peterson will be
better known here as Miss Ruby
Dyer.
County Superintendent ]. c.
Brockert left Monday for two weeks
trip around the county. He will be
in North Andover tonight and will
attend the Teachers Institute at
Bagley Saturday.
There will be no further preach.
ing services in the Mt Zion church.
in North Lancaster, until about
March first, or at such time as
weather and roads are favorable for
the resuming of such services.
AT their regular meeting Dec.
1st, Camp 1904 R. N. of A. elected
the following officers for the year 1919
Oracle, Lucia Wiedenbeck; Vice
Oracle, Emily Weber; Past Oracle,
Alice Galloway Chancellor, Amelia
Dickinson Receiver. Ocea Basford !;
Recorder, Mercie Roberts; Marshal,
Josephine Hagen; Inner Sentinel,
Edith Mankel Outer Sentinel, Nancy
Hurlburt; Manager, Clara Ivey ;
physicians, Drs. Fowler and Kinney.
The following officers of the
Minerva Chapter 0. E. S. were elect
ed for the year 1912 at the regular
meeting Monday evening: Worthy
Matron. Portia Showaltec; Worthy
Patron. Geo Rockwell: Associate
Matron. Mrs. Micthell; Conductress,
Kathryn Trentzsch; Associate Con
ductress, Mrs. Helberg; Secretary
Mary Morse; Treasurer, Mrs Ollie
Lathrop; Trustees. Mrs. Whitmore,
Mrs. D. Abrams.
Manager Burr, of the Orpheum
Theatre. announces that on next
Monday and Tuesday evenings he has
the promise of 20 stereopticon slides
and 200 feet of film showing pictures
taken only 8 hours after the tornado
passed over Rock county Nov. IL,
1911. The pictures are claimed to be
the only original ones taken of the
tornado and ara ouaranfaed fO ne