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

business yesterday.
W. j. Battle made a business
trip to Platteville yesterday
Mrs. w J. Brennan went to
Platteville yesterday for visit
Mrs L. S. Bennett, of Fenni-
more, had business here Tuesday.
Rev. Father Wambold and his
father were called to Cleveland, Ohio,
Sunday by the illness of a brother at
that city
The ladies of the NJ. F.. church
will serve supper this evening, Wed
nesday, at the church. from o'clock
until all are served.
There will be services at
Emmanuel Episcopal church at the
usual hour next Sunday. Sermon by
Archdeacon Blossom, of Madison.
Don't forget the Boyle & Doc
little auction sale, one mile south of
the city on Saturday, Nov. 25
Particulars in our auction bulletin
next week.
"A number of Miss Irene Caspers'
friends treated her to surprise party
on Tuesday evening of last week,
upon the occasion of her birthday and
all had q 6no tImo
Andrew Goetzelmann, who is
employed at L. Alt & Sons Grocery
Store is taking week s vacation.
He is spending part of the week with
his brother in Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. Z. Clanton and Mrs. s.
Stanover went to Fennimore Wednes-
day. Mrs. S:anover lives at Fenni-
more and has been a guest of the
Clanton family here for few days.
Matt J. Adams, of Cassville, was
Herald visitor last Wednesday He
stated that the factory of the Cassville
Patent Wheel company will be ready
to commence manufacturing by Janu-
airy 1st
There will be a G. E. social at
the Con gregational church Friday
evening Nov. 10th. The price of
admission is 10 cents and erybody is
cordially invited to come and have a
good time
-Chas. Dolphin. residing 31s miles
west of Lancaster, on the Beetown
road, will have an auction sale on
Friday of this week. Nov. TO- See
particulars in his announcement on
page 5 Of today's Herald.
Frank Murphy who has bsen in
the employ of the grocery firm of L.
Alt & Sons, has purchased Phil
Goldstein s share in the Goldstein &
lockwood store, and will begin his
work there next week.
The Herald has printed bills an
nouncing dance to be given at Ell
lenboro next Friday evening, Nov.
10. with Harvey Hurl burt as manager
and music furnished by the Gross
orchestra. An oyster supper will
follow.
Albert Sails, from near Burton,
was Lancaster caller yesterday. He
was accompanied home by his mother.
Mrs. Sadonia Sails, who has been
visiting for nearly two weeks with
her daughter Mrs. John KiIburg and
family
"A large number of the local
citizens took advantage of the open
hours 6 to o'clock on Saturday evsn-
ing at the PeoplB' State Bank and a
good business was transacted that
evening This new plan Of opening
is an innovation in the business
circles of Lancaster and is great
convenience for the people of the city
and especially for the laboring men.
In response to urgent orders
Ted Lowry started late Wednesday
evening in an automobile for Potosi,
arriving at Potosi he took the Burl :
ington train for Washington, d, c.,
thence to New York and is at
present on the ocean enroute to
Persia, where be will accept posi-
ton as Junior Major, under the direct
supervision OF the treasury depart
ment of the government.
Mrs. L. H. Stevens, Mrs l.. A.
Clark, and Mrs. w. W Reese held a
three days successive reception func-
tion at the home of Mrs. L. FL.
Stevens. On Thursday afternoon a
company Of ladies were invited in
to play cards, on Friday afternoon
another company for KensingUon
tea and on Saturday afternoon they
entertained again at cards. About
200 invitations where sent out for the
entire affair and everyone enjoyed
. Epo social tina