Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-11

Lancaster Monday.
Henry Marks, of Preston, was a
visitor Thursday.
Ed Lipska was here from Fenni-
more Wednesday.
The Wisconsin legislature con-
venes at noon today.
e. W. Clifton has moved into the
eastman residence.
&C. NJ Chapman, of Chetek, was
In Lancaster Wednesday.
Ten pages in The Herald today.
Extra rush OF advertising.
Lee Mogan. of Mt. Hope, was
visitor at the county seat Tuesday.
A. J. Hazen and E. Hazen, of
MOntfort, were Lancaster visitors Fri
day.
DIR. and Mrs. G. 8. Moore arrived
home Saturday from a visit in Chi
cago.
Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lou
Fisher.
F. L. and VIM. Riddiough, of
Fennimure, we're Lancaster visitors
Saturday.
The Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. H. q. Nathan next Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. J. Morse was called to
Montfort last week by the illness of
her father
-Thos. Haley returned Friday
from visit at his home in New Rich
mond, Wis.
Mrs, George Richmond, of Wer-
ley, visited her niece Mrs. Nora Ward
the past week.
Bert W. Bailey. of Plattevllie.
visited at the George Quick home near
this city during the holidays.
Lots Of new advertisements in
this issue of The Herald This is the
season of special sales aud cut prices.
John Weisbenner arrived home
last week from Ladysuith where be
visited during the holidays with Will
Alcorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HenkeI re-
turned to Pardeeville Friday after
noon after a vacation visit with Ian
caster relatives.
Geo. Vail will have an auction
sale at his farm west of the city on
Wednesday, Jan. %, See notice in our
auction Bulletin.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lacke. of
Highland, visited over New Years
with their aunt, Mrs Fred Cox and
sister Anna Lacke.
Simon Lay who came here from
Nebraska to visit his sister. Mrs. Aug.
Cramer several weeks ago. left Mon
day for school work in Dubuque.
Hon. David Schreiner left yester-
day morning for Madison to take up his
duties as a member Of the lower house
of the state legislature.
Miss Josephine Krues, of Milwau-
kee, arrived last week for visit
with her sister Mrs. Ed Stephens at
the KlOndike Spring residence.
Fred Judd returned to Min
neapolis Wednesday after visit with
his mother and sisters. Mrs. Judd
remained for more extended visit.
Prof Evans, of the University Of
Wisconsin faculty, inspected the high
school Friday and gave very gartify
ing report as to the condition of local
school affairs.
Simon Fluetsch. residing six
miles southeast of Lancaster, on the
Potosi road, having sold his farm,
will have an auction sale on Friday,
February TO-
Miss Mabel Rowden of Lancaster,
is one of the leaders In the Dubuque
Telegraph Herald's subscription con-
test. At last report her name stood
second among the contestants from
this section.
Read the article on first page of
this paper concerning prizes to be
awarded at the Grant County Fair in
Lancaster, next September, for the
corn growing contest competed in
by Grant county boys.
The ladies of Gen. Calls Circle
will have a covered dish party at their
hall tomorrow, Thursday, evening, at
six o'clock, and supper will be follow
ed with installation of officers. All
members are requested to be present.