Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-25

| u. Larson, OF F0nnlmOr6, was IN
Lancaster Wednesday.
Geo. A. Andrews. of Livingston
was a visitor yesterday.
B. Gunderson, of Fennimore,
was in Lancaster Monday.
F. W. Van Dusen returned TO
Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Lincoln Abraham, of Blooming
ton. was in Lancaster yesterday.
j. J. Seaman, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster yesterday on pusi ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hatch, of
Bloomington, were Lancaster visitors
Sunday.
Joe Staver, of Livingston. is
visiting relatives in Lancaster for
few days.
e. w. Clifton has purchased the
| Walter Knox residence now occupied
by Clint Edwards.
George Budworth went to Chicago
yesterday with car load of hogs be-
longing to George Starett and himself
= The Mock Sad Ali Company will
play three nights engagement here
commencing Thursday, February end.
The past week they played at Beloit
and Platteville
Miss Hildegarde Alt. who has
been quarantined at her home for the
past two weeks with an attack Of
scarlet fever, is improving very rapid
ly now and is we'll on the way to-
ward convalescence.
In an auction bulletin today will
be found a notice Of the sale of Ray
T. Mink, which will. take place at his
farm. one mile west of the village of
Burton, on Wednesday, Feb. 1. There
will be a lunch at noon, but Mr.
Mink forgot to make this announce
ment in his bills and the information
reached US after the notice in
our bulletin was printed yesterday.
Orders were made in county court
yesterday allowing the accounts and
assigning the estates of Frank Biba
and A. g. Bonham The will in the
estate of Louis Lisherness was proved,
allowed and admitted to probate.
Henry Henkel WAS appointed admin.
istrator with will annexed Bond was
fixed at $12, 900 Judgment were sign
ed on claims against the estates of
Henry lenberger and Henry
Leise.
Mrs. S. H. Taylor, of this city.
has received news of the death of her
cousin. Mrs. Joseph A Jeffrey, OF
Lansing Michigan, which occurred
there on Jan. IS Mrs. Jeffery was
formerly Miss Lucy Smith, and resid.
ed for number of years near Mont
fort and was a student at the Platte
Vile Normal school. Mr.. Jeffery was
a graduate Of Platteville normal and
is now one of the professors in the
Michigan Agricultural college at Ian
sing,
Herman A. Gleue, car repairer
on the Northwestern, died Saturday
morning at 80 o'clock after an ILL
ness of fourteen days duration. He
had been suffering from appendicitis
although death was directly caused by
heart trouble Mr.. Gleue was a native
of Germany but had been an employee
of tie G. & N. w. R. r. Co. for
number of years. He was 33 years
old at the time Of his death. He is
survived by loving wife to whom
Lancaster friends extend their most
sincere sympathy. The body of the
deceased was taken to Mr.. Gleue's
old home, LaValle, Wis, for burial
Sunday.
The covered dish party held by
Eva Camp of the R. N. A., in con-
nection with their exercises of in
stallation Friday night was very we'll
attended and all present had an en-
Joyable time. The following officers
were installed after which a program
of music and speaking was excellently
presented: Oracle, Alice Galloway
vice oracle Clara Kinney; past
oracle, Addie Austin; chancellor.
Amelia Dickinson; recorder, Mercia
Roberts; receiver, .Ocea Basford !;
marshal. Flossie Bidwell; inner
sentinel Rose Pennock outer sentinel,
Stella Walker; physicians, Drs. J. Fl.
Fowler and G. A. Critchlow.
The annual installation of officers
of the local colony of Beavers was
held Thursday evening at the lodge
hall. Grand Secretary Ben E. Waite,
Of Stoughton, was present and beside