Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-12-13

-Cnas. Thompson was here from
Bsetown Friday.
Walter Treloar is attending
school in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Place went
to Chicago Thursday
Peter Stoffel and daughter Mary
visited in Chicago last week.
Mrs. George Marks, ST., left
Thursday to visit at Omro, Wis.
W. E. Lathrop returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Abrams
went TO Platteville Friday for short
visit
Albert Patchen, the cheese maker
at Arthur was here Thursday on
business
Miss Berdie Cushman, of Fenni-
more, stopped in Lancaster between
trains Friday.
Mrs. W. F. Bayman, of Sitter,
will spend the winter with Mrs. c,
W. Knapp in Lancaster.
Mrs Boebel, Mrs Stauffacher,
and Mrs Geo. narrower were down
from Fennimore Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Draggs and children.
of Fennimore, visited relatives here
~ cdr osdav and Thursday
j. NJ. Abernethy, manager Of the
Wisconsin Telephone Exchange, had
bus mess at Fennimore Thursday.
"A rumor is abroad that the
Vineg ar Hill Mining Company will
build separator plant at Plattaville.
Miss Margarete Daley, of Platte
Vile visited friends here last week
She was also in Bloomington for a
visit.
Miss Thomas and Mrs. Skillicorn
returned to their home near Edmund
Thursday after visit at the home of
R. A. Draper.
The American Express Company
has new truck for use at the depot
It came on the noon train Thursday
and is a great improvement.
Three blind pigs were recently
r,ided at Belmont and each proprietor
was fined 500 One thousand dollars
worth Of liquor was also destroyed
Walter CHOPPER, of Dubuque, has
Installed a shine stand in the M
Black bourn barber shop. He started
business Thursday and Is ready to
ser"e the public.
Miss Mae Hannum came home
from Chicago Friday. She is staying
with G. G Roberts and family on
account of the sickness of her brother
Caet Hannum at home.
Len V4nderbie, of Platteville has
been appointed inspector for the Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co, of
Detroit, and has charge of the ter
ritory from Lancaster to Galena.
Miss Linda Rhodes has donated a
set of Woman's Suffrage Books to
the Public library The reading of
these books will probably increase the
number of young suffragettes in Lam
caster.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness went to
Livingston Friday. Her sister Mill
cent took charge of the classes IN
the 5th and 9th grades of the South
school during the absence of her
sister.
= Jesus the KING is the text for
the 9th sermon of Christmas series at
the Congregational church Sunday,
Dec 18th. There is one more in the
series after this one. Have you heard
them all?
Remember the two big dances at
the rink in Lancaster, one Christmas
night, Gibson Harp orchestra from
Appleton Wis, will furnish the
music for this dance One New
Years night. music by the Gross
orchestra These will be a couple of
good ones again, come if you can.
The Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception was celebrated by the
Catholic bodies throughout the world
last Friday, Dec. oth Pope Plus
issued dIspensation granting to the
people cf the Catholic faith permits
sion to eut meat on that day. The
local Catholic body celebrated this
feast on Friday. holding special
services in the st. Clements church
First mass was held at o'clock in the
morning, high mass at 10 end Vespers
and Benediction in the evening.
Cor,a gentleman from the rT1ral