Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-15

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DIR Eckert V. s. had business at
Sitter yesterday,
Mrs. Anna Rose, of Fennimore
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. Monte and daughter lisa
went to Dubuque yesterday
Mrs. James Walk went to
Fennimore yesterday for q visit
Misses Ida Hursch and Edna Lind
were here FROM Sitter yesterday.
Tom Finuegan went to Fenuimore
Tuesday to take charge of the Fenni-
more House.
The local w C. T. U. will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ed King.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega.
tional church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs E. W. Clifton.
Mr. and Mrs Druen left yester-
day for their home in Otomway, Ia
after a visit at the VIM. w. Ward
home.
F Fl Lenstra and j. e. Buddeu
chairmen respectively of the towns of
jamestown and Hazel Green, were
Herald visitors Yesterday.
Lester Thomps IN, who was home
for visit with his parents here, has
returned to Madison, where he is
employed in Miller's store.
Assessments of the German Mu-
tual Fire Insurance. Company, of
Liberty, are payable at the Peoples
State Bank, Lancaster.
"A charity ball is to be given in
Lancaster by the ladies Of Gen. Calls
Circle. on the evening of D5cem Der
s. at Knapp rink. Farther particu-
lars later.
There will be regular meeting
Of Minerva Chapter. Orde. of the
Eastern Star next Monday 1.ening,
with work" and refreshments. All
members invited.
The Bloomington K n A. Camp
had invited the Lancaster camp to a
6 o'clock dinner Thursday the 10th
but on account of bad roads the
spread" was postponed to Dec. 7th.
The children of this vicinity are
taking special interest in tue new
Savings Department of the People s
State Bank and many are placing
their deposit there daily.
"A large number of those attend
ing the meeting Of the County Board
in Lancaster Tuesday spent the after
noon at the County Farm. being
transported there in H F. Burnett's
buses
Frank Kofer is back from Mil
waukee and has brought his family
with him. He has rented rooms
above the Peoples State Bank for
living purposes and will open his
tailor shop soon.
There will be a basket social at
the Hurricane school house district
No 5. South Lancaster, on Friday
evening. Nov "a Old. shoes will
be sold instead of baskets. Ali are
-
The new Presbyterian church ut
hurricane is nearing completion and
will receive the finishing touches this
week. Dedication services will be
held upon the arr rival of new church
paws which are on the way at the
present time.
In circuit court last week the
case of Harry E. Stephens VS. M. s.
Sickle ct al. for injunction and
damages cooked for Wednesday Nov.
s. was settled out of court Charles
Boyd who plead guilty to the charge of
breaking and entering the G. & N.
W E R depot with intent to com
nit crime of larceny. was sentenced
to serve two years in the State peni-
Tertiary at Waupun In view of
certain facts known to the court and
as Mr. Boyd has entirely repaid all
money amounting to 1886 taken from
tue depot the court has declared that
MIR. BOYD shall be held on probation
for a stated period of time and his
sentence is withheld Harry F Bar
nett has been appointed as his
guardian during the period Of proba-
ton.
John B. Ratio, who began his
lyceum career in an obscure and
dingy basement room on the corner of
35th Ct and Vinceunes Ave. Chicago,
as news boy looking after his morn
ing papers. and when through his work
winning the acquaintance of men in