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

MOHudy.
Harry Coombs left Tuesday for
Whitewater.
Frank Schreiner went to Milwau-
kee Sunday on business.
Ray Raum, of Dodgeville. spent
Sunday with friends here.
w. E. Lathrop and Lon Wayne
went to Fennimore Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Angus re-
turned Sunday noon from an extended
visit
Mrs. Paul Schaller, of Sparta,
is a guest at the Frank Schreiner
home this week.
WIN. Thomas left Monday for
Madison after a visit with Henry
Thomas in Lancaster
Fay McCauley went to Milwau-
kee Monday to take up studies in
Marquette University.
Mrs Cornelius. of Lincoln, Neb..
returned to that city Saturday after
spending several weeks in Lancaster.
-Downer Kilby has purchased the
Liant Galley farm six miles southwest
of the city through the John Day land
agency.
Miss Ziegler left Saturday for
Chicago. She has been acting as
nurse for Mrs Frank Schrelner for
sveral months.
Jacob Christ, of Boscobel, was
caller at the home of his old war
time Comrade, John Harshberger, on
Friday of last week.
The American History Club will
be entertained next Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. Fred Barnett All members
are requested to be present
james Boyle. residing on the DR..
Doolittle farm, south of town, will
have an auction sale on Saturday,
November %. Particulars later.
will Stevens and wife Of Han
cock, Wis. were here last week, guests
at the Wright House. They left
Saturday for their home in Hancock
-Chas. A. Budworth who has been
employed with the Illinois Central
K. r in Iowa, is visiting with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bud
worth.
John Day went to Hartford,
Wisconsin Saturday to get his "Kissel
Kar" which ne had left there for
overhauling. His daughter Bernice
accompanied him.
If you have anything to con-
tribute to tn rummage sale either
send it to the city hall or notify Mrs.
John Howe, Mrs. George Sykes or
Mrs Chas. rockingham.
Calvin Hayenga and Robert
Niebugge, of Dubuque seminary spent
few days with Rev. Aug, Cramer.
The former delivered fine sermon in
the forenoon. The latter in the even.
ing
Mrs. M. G., Embree, of Chicago,
Mrs. r. B. Woodward of Platteville,
Mrs. John Livingston of Livingston,
and John Woodwa15, .of Platteville,
visited at the Frank Schreiner home
last week.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. w. a. Hannaford
next Friday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
All ladies of the the church are in.
vited to attend.
e H, HYDE has purchased the
old plates of glass which were located
In the Peoples State Bank building
and has stored them in his block south
of the postofice until he is ready to
use them in the finishing up of the
building.
Mrs. Anna Kraft Verthein and
baby of Madison, visited her friend
Mrs. Geo. F. Finney a few DAYS last
week She has been close friend of
the family for four years getting
acquainted with Georgia Finney over
the long distance telephone as both
were operators at that time.
Prof. Frank W. Van Dusen, a
former Lancaster boy who recently
gave pipe organ recital in the Con-
gegational church here, entertained
the people of Darlington Friday even
ing with a similar recital. The
entertainment was given in connection
with the dedication of the new ]. O.
Q. T. hall at Darlington.
The postoffice department has
made a ruling that the rural mail