Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-29
jay Duncalf went to Fennimore

yesterday.
"A J. Guernsey had business in
Eennimore Monday
-Parke Knapp went to Milwaukee
yesterday on business.
DR.. w. Fl. Dewiug, Of Chicago,
spent Sunday IN Lancaster.
Miss Isa MONTE went to Madison
yesterday TO spend Thanksgiving,
The Misses Schmitt will have
their gift sale-beginuing the after
noon Of Dec. 18th, at their home.
Everyone welcome.
Raymond Gratz who resides near
Sitter is recovering nicely from the
shot wound be received some time
ago. Dr.. Godfrey is caring for the
young man.
Joel Alexander, Of Bagley, spent
Sunday with Samuel Duncalf and
family. Miss Mabel Duncalf was
home over Sunday from her duties as
teacher the Liberty school.
Mrs. ]. H. Pugh left yesterday
for Chicago to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Pugh expects to join his wife in
Chicago today but will come back
Friday to look after the business in
the Peoples State Bank.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Congregational church which
should have met this week is postpon-
ed for two weeks to give the Ladies
Aid a chance for two special meetings
to work for the December bazaar.
DIR. Alex Ivey, wife and daugh.
ter, OF Etherville, Ia, and DR.. w.
R. Iyey and Miss Zida Caswell, Of
Fort Atkinson are all spending
Thanksgiving at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Alex Ivey of this city.
Lou Childa, of Spokane, Wash,
owner of the fast pacing mare
Blanche" is planning to supply this
fine animal with set of false gold
filled testh at cost Of $4,000, The
mare has earned $40, 900 for her
master this season.
Because Of much work to be done
the Ladies Junior Aid of the NJ. E.
church will meet every week from
now on until after the Christmas
bazaar. The meeting this week will
be held with the Misses eastman
Friday afternoon at 80.
The Introductory Sale Of pianos
by the Wisconsin Music Co., closed
Saturday. The Company will from
now on be represented by Prof H. E
Gross who will be found in the build
ing now occupied by the Hotel Far
we'll commonly known as the Grand
Hotel building.
The horse auction in Lancaster
last Saturday, conducted by j. g.
Williams, of Mason City. Iowa, was
a fairly successful one. He had a
good lot of young draft colts and they
were all sold. Mr.. Williams brings
stock here that be can recommend,
and he sells it Oh the square.
Floyd j. Williams. of Platte.
Vile. has been examined for insanity
by Drs. E, A. Dunn aud James
Ettiker who pronounced him insane.
Sheriff Hymer went to Platteville
yesterday to take Mr.. Williams to the
Northern Hospital at Oshkosh to which
he was committed by Judge E B.
Goodsell.
J. A, Aupperle who has been
visiting relatives in and about Ian
caster for several months left We'd
nesday for trip through the east and
south. He expects to make a short
visit at Boston. then going through
Florida and the southern states,
finally returning to his home III
Oregon Mr.. Aupperle is a brother
of Daniel and Fred Auperele Of Ian
caster.
One week from tonight, on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 6tn, F R.
Crane, of Madison, will give lecture
in North Andover on Agricultural
Education, which will be illustrated
by County Supt J. G. Brockert with
his picture machine. Mr.. Crane was
a former professor in the agricultural
school at Menomonie and he spoke at
the meeting of the county board in
Lancaster two years ago. Everyone
is cordially invited to hear him at
North Andover, Dec. 6th No admis-
sion will be charged
Eva Camp No 1904 Royal Neigh
burs, of this city, has accepted an
invitation from Cassville Camp to go
over there on the evening Of Dec. 5,
to meet their supreme officer, Eva
ChiIde, for whom this camp was
named. and to take part in the
fraternal and social program Of the
evening. Bloomington Camp will
also attend and the invitation tn at