Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-22


w. I. Knox went to Fennimore
Friday.
Mrs. Tom Blewett went to Du-
b1que vest ,rday.
e. B. GoodseIl had business in
Madison Saturday.
Miss Caroline Bald of Sitter,
visited here Thursday.
DR.. F. H. Baldwin, of Living
ston came to Lancaster Friday.
Judge E. B. Goodsell held coun-
ty court in Platteville yesterday.
DIR. Gault returned Friday noon
from business trip to Platteville.
-Burne Pollock came home on the
special train from Madison Saturday
evening.
Mrs. W. G. Dickey (nee Morse)
went to Fennimore Friday to visit
friends
Frank Meyer and S. H. Taylor
were passengers on the morning train
to Madison Friday.
John Kerr. of Rockford, has been
helping his brother VIM. Kerr in the
cigar factory in Lancaster.
Atty. R. D. Walker, of Fort
Pierre, s. Oak, is visiting his sister
Mary Walker in Lancaster.
The Gen Calls Circle will hold
a covered dish party and an initiation
Thursday evening, Nov. %.
Mrs. Geo. F. Finney will 20
Thursday morning to Chicago to
spend few days with her daughter.
Mrs J. P. Williams returned
home Friday noon from Mather, Wis.
Mr. Williams expects to come in a
few days.
DR. M. NJ BARLEY, of Bloom
ington. passed through Lancaster
Monday enroute to Columbus Wis,
where he is now located.
There will be a Thanksgiving
entertainment and basket sociable at
the Elmdale school house, Tuesday,
Nov. %. All are invited.
The Herald is prepared to fill all
orders promptly and in best of style
for wedding invitations and an
nounuements, either printed or en-
graved.
Fred Wieland. of Hurricane, holds
the record for ''corn picking in this
vicinity He claims to have picked
125 bushels Of corn in and one fourth
hours. He sure was throwing the
corn.
There will be a social dance at
Knapp's rink tonight, Wednesday
evening Nov. %, given by the Gross
orchestra under the management Of H.
Hurlburt. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
There will a big dance in the
rink at Lancaster, on Thanksgiving
night, Nov. 30th. Given by the rink
management. Music by the Gross
orchestra. This will be another one
of the good old dances; come if you
can.
There will be a civil service ex-
animation at Prairie du Chen Sat-
urday. December for the position of
fourth class postmaster at Bridgeport
The compensation last year was 1868.
Age limit 81 years. Who wants it ?
Hands up!
Among those who attended the
Minnesota Wisconsin foot ball game
at Madison Saturday we're: Geo.
Baxter, W. R. Walker, V. S. Sho-
walter, w. E Lath1op and daughter
Florence, Misses Katherine Meyer and
Doris Schreiner, E. [. Mccoy and
VIM. Webb
Mrs. MI. Ludden passed through
Lancaster Yesterday morning enroute
to her home in Mineral Point after a
visit with her son j. B. Ludden in
Bloomington. Mr.. Ludden has just
closed large sale of goods from his
store in Bloomington and has gone to
Chicago where he will purchase his
new holiday stock.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Calvin after
q short visit at the Calvin home took
departure Saturday morning for
Virginia, Mimi, where Mr.. Calvin
is employed as chief engineer for the
NJ. A. Hanna Iron Mining Co. They
expect to make several stops on their
way to Virginia. Their many friends
wish them success and happiness.
H. W. Brown and party of his
l. - Il e., Nv1t