Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-08

w. E Lathrop went to Boscobel
Friday on business,
Mrs. John Fisher went to Sitter
Saturday for visit.
Miss josephine Ohlert, of Mt.
Hope, visited in Milwaukee last
week
Landlord Croker, of the Farwell
hotel had business at Fennilnore
Saturday.
S e. Instance, Of Lacrosse. was
guest of Chas Herman between
trains Thursday.
Mrs Florence Bradley went to
Fennimore Thursday to visit her son
L L. Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. john Wright left
Monday for visit with Mrs. Wright s
parents in Iowa.
| Mrs. VIM. Schrieber is here to
spend the winter with her daughter,
MIS-. Lou L ISu6T.
WIN. Rose, of Boscobel. was pro-
nounced insane and sheriff Hymer
took him to Mendoza Wednesday,
Mrs. Aggie Kelly left Wednesday
for her home in Baraboo after q snort
visit with her mother, Mrs. Cranes
Mrs. v NARROW, nee Effie Morse,
Of Spokane, Wash, is in Lancaster
calling on old friend and relatives.
Miss Genevieye Ennor, o clerk
in the H Henkel & Son store, left
Tuesday for California to spend the
winter
Mrs G. T Langridge left We'd
neday for her home in Velva N. Oak. !.
after a visit at the home of Mrs. G..
W. Knapp in Lancaster
Mrs. e. A Walters returned to
her home in Alberta Canada. Wednes,
day. after on extended visit with
relatives and friends here.
There will be initiation and in
spection at the meeting of Gen
Calls Circle, Ladies' of the q A.
r., tomorrow Thursday evening.
-"Indiana Folks,'' a four act
drama, was presented by a company
of mediocre ability to very small
audience at Reed 8 opera house last
Saturday evening.
Clarence Suttle has been COM
PEELED to give give up is position in
the abstract office ON account of poor
health Mr.. PedIer, former resi-
dent of Lancaster has taken his place
in the Office.
AT the last meeting of Gen
Calls Circle three new members we're
initiated. Mrs. Jeanette Meyer, Mrs.
Bessie Mccoy, daughters of Gen
Calls and Mrs. Clara Ivey Four
more are to be added to the roll at the
next meeting.
VIM. Boyle was severely injured
Saturday while at work On his farm
Just south Of the city A heavy
wagon with a hay rack on it ran over
him and severe internal injulie
resulted. DR.. Doulittle was called
and the injured man is getting along
nicely.
Although the deer hunting season
does not open in Wisconsin until
next Saturday, Nov. IL, the annt al
harvest of hunters lives has already
begun and a number of deaths from
accidental gun shot wounds are
already reported from the northern
woods.
The local authorities have re-
ceived word that the hospital for the
insane at Mendoza is held under
quarantine as a result of an epidemic
of the dread disease dyphtheria which
is raging there at the present time.
All insane patients who are com
mitted to the hospital while the
epidemic is still on will be taken to
the Northern hospital at Oshkosh.
While shredding corn on the
Walter Cliff farm near Bloomington
on Saturday, Rollo Knapp had the
misfortune to have his arm taken of
just below the elbow. In some way
ne allowed the arm to get between
the rollers of the shredder and ia less
time than it takes to write this
item the arm was torn from the
body. DR.. Lewis. of Bloomington,
is attending the patient.
The annual convention Of the
Wisconsin Teachers Association will
be held in Milwaukee on Novelnbel
9 10.11, at p. III. On Friday Nov.
10Th, State Graded School conference
will be held in Walker hall, Audi.
torium, at which Rev.C B. Moulinier,
Q rood EtT,,