Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-14

Tom Mcdonald went to Platte
Vile Monday.
Miss Fannie Frawley went to
Sitter Friday.
Miss Anna Mccarthy went to
Chicago Monday.
Miss Jennie Baltic. Of Fennimore
called here Friday.
L D Eastman made business
trip TO Dubuque Monday.
IS. Fl. Gillett, Of Boscobel, was
Lancaster caller last week.
Miss Slime. Of Fennimore was
business caller here Wednesday.
claire Totman was hons from
the university of Wisconsin last
week.
Mrs T. S. Synton of Fennimore.
visited at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. W. O. Knox
-Adolph Wepkinq and family
visited friends and relatives in
Fennimore Saturday.
james McBrien went to Dubuque
Friday to attend the funeral of r8la-
tive George Thompson.
Don't forget the big sale at Fred
| Kemper's, AZ miles northeast of
Lancaster, on Monday, Feb. 10.
--Ziegler Bros. auction sale takes
place four miles south of the city on
the Lancaster Potosi road, tomorrow,
Feb. Is.
Tomorrow is the day of Hiram
Taylor's auction sale at the farm he
recently sold, five miles southwest OF
Hurricane corners.
The waterworks were frozen up at
the county Jail Friday and laborers
were at work digging down to the
pipes to locate the trouble.
The regular February term Of
circuit court will convene hers next
Monday, Feb. 10Th. This term will
/ be ii short oneand the calendar is very
light
Simon Fleusch who sold his
farm in Potosi township a year or
more ago and is now living in Dubu-
que, has been visiting friends in his
old neighborhood during the past
week.
Farmers say that in spite Of the
unusually long stretch of continued
cold weather, the demand for wood is
exceptionally light. Nearly every
body seems to have laid in a good
supply.
Mrs James Waters, of Lennon,
$. OAK, and Mrs. A. Appleby, of
Boscobel, were guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. M. Appleby last week.
They returned to their respective
homes Friday.
Bart WIederholt and John Leb.
bens, saloon keepers at Dickeyville,
were arrested and brought to Lancas-
ter Friday, charged with selling
liquor to minors. They we're each
lined $25 and costs.
Mrs. G. H. Gribble, Of Platte
Vile, was a guest at the Frank
Schreiner home last week. Mrs
Gribble is actively engaged with her
husband in the publication of the
Platteville Journal.
Mrs. A. E. Cole, who purchased
the RUseliep millinery store. at Platte
Vile, attended the Leap year party
here Friday evening and left Saturday
for Chicago and New York to pur-
chase new supply Of gouds for the
spring trade.
BROKER Bros. last week installed
a fine, marble, 3basin lavatory with
marble trimmings in the barber shop
of Shipley & Parkins, north Of the
Wright House. It has all the latest
appliances, a hot and cold water
faucet for each basin and a spray
nozzle for shampooing purposes.
Miss Hazel Reed and Ewdard
Blum, poth Of Waterloo township,
were united in marriage in the county
clerk s Office at the court house Fri
day, Feb 9th. by g. W. Burrows.
Justice Of the peace. The couple
were attended by Ralph Turner and
Miss Martha Blum, sister of the
groom.
"A. r. Clifton gave his illustrated
lecture, on "The Passion Play to a
fair sized audience in Rewey last
Tuesday evening. The local repre-
sentative of The Herald was there to
assist Mr. Clifton in showing the
pictures and while in the village they
were entertained at the home of Mr.
oD1 Mrs 1oH H1SbV1op Tho host