Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-29

more last week.
Cutler Borah left Saturday for
Mcintosh, S. Oak.
Miss Olive Graham spent Sunday
with Lancaster friends
Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Clark made a
trip to Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Everett McReynolds OF Fen
nimore, spent Sunday here
Roy Drew went to PIattevilIe
Saturday to visit his sister.
Mrs Bert Shipley and son Ralph
spent Sunday near Lancaster Junction.
Louis Pendleton made a business
trip to Boscobel and Fennimoye Mon.
day.
DR.. S. W. Doolittle was in
Sitter Monday on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. ana Mrs Dr. Gibson spent
Sunday with relatives and friends at
Potosi.
Mr. ana Mrs Joe Oehlert went to
Highland Saturday, after visit in
Lancaster.
Harmon Van Dusen. Of Madison,
is visiting his mother and sister in
Lancaster
-Chas. G. Roberts went to Chi
cage on business. He is expected
home today.
Miss Evans, Of Sparta, was here
Sunday in the interests of the
Orphans Home.
Hon. David Schreiner has recent
~ had his residence wired for
electric lights.
DIR. j. Fl. Reed returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago
Miss Florence Barnett enter
tanned party Of young people at her
home Friday evening
Frank Eollister who has been
overhauling the Monotyps machine at
The Teller Office returned to Chicago
Sunday.
Mrs. Celia Graves will assist her
brother, L. Groenier in the music
store recently purchased of c. G.
Roberts.
Mrs. DR.. Carter and and children
returned to Livingston Saturday after
visit at the Chas. Dickinson home
in Lancaster.
Mrs. Will Joeckel left Saturday
for her home in Lake Mills She has
been a guest at the NJ. Mcdonald
home in Lancaster.
Mrs. Frank Mason and son
Clarence, Mrs. Ben Schuppner and
daughter Pearl, all Of Fennimore,
were callers Saturday.
&C. A. Case has purchased a Caple
piano and Earl Walkers Wellington.
made by the Cable Co.. of the Wis
consin Music Company in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALERT Budworth
left Monday for Clarion, Ia, where
they will spend Thanksgiving with
their daughters Mrs. A. o. Lee and
Mrs. E. A. Elwell.
Otto Gulke sold some property in
the north part of Lancaster last week
to Messrs. u. G. NARROW and w. e.
Lathrop, who have again placed the
same on the market.
The Wisconsin Telephone Com
pany have issued their new 1911
Telephone Directories and the sub
scrl bers are being furnished with new
copies as fast as possible.
The girls of Katharine Meyers
Sunday school class of the Congrega
tional church, will give sale OF
homemade candy at Auperles Grocery
on Saturday, December, End.
Miss Bessie Trautwein and Mrs
e A. Fepgler, Of Dubuque, came to
Lancaster expecting to remain for
visit with Mrs. Beth Bowers. Mrs.
Fengler was called home Monday by
sickness and death in the family.
1t is expected that the new motor
tax law which will be enforced after
Jan. /, 1912, which taxes automobiles
So and motor cycles 2, will amount to
about 800. 600 per year. Three fourths
of this amount will be expended on
the roads in the state and will be
great help in improving our bad roads.
DR.. G. G. NARROW, John Drink
water and Geo. P. Walker have
purchased the John Wright property
near the G. & N. ". R. K. depot and
will use it for the manufacture and
distribution Of cement posts and
other cement products which they are
planning to make during the coming
year.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet at the church Friday after
All YnaYnhnVs 1.aoy7octnd RI