Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-01-18


at home Saturday.
g. Fl. Stevens, of Cassville, was
q business visitor Saturday.
Will Mulrooney, of Bloomington
was in Lancaster Saturday.
W. 9. Edge, of Fennimore, was
Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
j. G. Anderson was over from
Livingston on business Saturday.
B. U. Rosencrans, of Prairie du
CHEN, had business here Wednesday,
Special concert music by a fine
orchestra at the rink Saturday even
ing
Rev. Harter expects to leave this
week for Waterloo and othet Iowa
points,
Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet Friday p. N. with Mrs. Chas.
Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kluckhohn, of
Odebolt, Iowa, are visiting Lancaster
relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. William Mitchell.
Of Mankota, Mimi, we're Lancaster
visitors the past week.
Anton Knapp a few days sold to
Geo. A. Moore a hog that weighed
l. Il. IN ~
Edward Meyer, Martin schu-
macher, A. Macke, and G. A. Bryhan,
Of Potosi, were in Lancaster Wednes-
day.
John Reimer returned home last
Friday after a weeks visit with
Thomas Treloar, Of Nora Springs,
Iowa.
DO you enjoy good music2 The
Gibson harp orchestra, of five pieces,
plays at the Children's Party Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Winner, of
Beetown are receiving a visit from
Mrs Winners father Henry Bam-
brough, of Clinton Iowa.
LEO Jeide arrived Saturday noon
from Oklahoma. Upon receiving news
of his fathers death he was unable to
get home in time for the funeral.
The following are IN Milwaukee
attending the automobile show Frank
Schreiner, L A. Clark, DR.. j. H.
Fowler, w. j. Brennan and H. W.
Brown.
Miss Fl. Blanche Hyde arrived
home Thursday evening from Grand
Island, Nebraska. where she enjoyed
visit of several weeks at the home Of
ner sister, Mrs. Woolstenholme.
The Livingston Lumber Company,
of Livingston has filed articles of in
corporation. The capital stock is
SD, 600 90 and directors are L. D.
Eastman, w. B. and w. F. Alton.
Joseph Bailie has purchased the
lot opposite the George Moore resi-
dence and used number of years by
j Barnett & Son as a wood yard.
Mr.. Bailie will erect a new residence
thereon.
Andrew Brown has received a
notice of the marriage of his niece.
Mary Mildred Jones, daughter of his
only sister, to VIM. B. Pedlar, which
took place last Sunday at Mountain
Home, Arkansas.
The icy sidewalks have afforded
considerable fun for the youth full
skaters the past week but the older
pedestrians have gotten little enjoy.
ment in their attempts to maintain
an upright attitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kitelinger
accompanied Mrs. Kitelinger's brother
Charles Gilberry to Cassville today.
Mr.. Gilberry will visit week in
Oassviille, after which he will return
to his home in Minnesota
Leo Weide, who was badly in.
iured while coasting last Tuesday near
the home of his grandfather. George
WahI, is recovering nicely. DR.. J. G.
Doolitle was called to attend to his
injuries which consisted of broken
nose and a badly cut lip.
Miss Harriet Reichel of Grand
Rapids, who has been teaching music
here for the past few months, has &C.
,epted a position as supervising in
tructor in Louisiana and will go
south Immediately to take up her new
lutips IN ecedah Republican, Miss
2eichel taught music and drawing in
he Lancaster schools last year.
Miss Minnie Nehls and John Roth
we're married Wednesday evening at B
clock. The ceremony was performed