Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-11-06

tIROTQ6 AdHOC1U Is C1oCCb OAOIuCK III
the Lambert family of Mt. Hope, died
at his home in Norfolk, Neb., last
week. He went west some % years
ago, but is we'll remembered by all
the older residents Of this vicinity.
Mr.. Lambert was a popular man and
had a host Of friends. He was about
Ga years of age.
Matt Edwards of Lancaster visited
old friends here last week.
Ralph Bingham, lecture course
entertainer, will be here this Wednes-
day evening.
Dave Ballantine is enjoying his
new Rambler automobile. which has
the appearance of being a dandy.
Our orchestra played for the dance
at North Andover Friday evening.
They report a nice crowd.
Fay Ketner visited at Milwaukee
last week.
The Rev. Taylor sale Saturday was
we'll attended and the household goods
brought fair prices. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor start for Canada next week,
and will sail from Montreal about
Nov. 10th.
Last Saturday Leon Knapp brought
in a sample of Mammoth clover that
appears to be going through a sort of
silage process in the NOW. The NOW
is a large one and the entire pile
seems to be affected. The hay be-
comes almost black, and is damp as
in a heavy sweat. There is no mould
and the odor is a healthy one. He
had not tried feeding it to the stock.
W. B. Dyer, Republican candidate
for sheriff, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Dyer has made a good, clean,
dignifed canvass, and if he doesn't
| getethere it won't be his fault.
Mrs. l.. M. Greer returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit at Milwaukee
and Waukesha.
Those who had the pleasure of wit
Messing the big football game at Madi-
son Saturday: DR.. Lewis, Amos
Brown. Luke Webb. DeForest Brown,
M. B. Lewis and wife. D. II. Martin
and son, Leo BARLEY, Miss Norma
Woodhouse.
Miss Emma Brother returned Fri.
day from a.visit with her father at
Ne~illsville.
Mrs. JAS. sprague Jr. and Mrs.
James Peacock and children visited
at Platteville Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hoskins, Mrs. James
Donnelly and Mrs. French and son
Gerald visited at Lancaster Thursday.
Chas. Enke and wife visited the
Alvin Enke family at Wabasha,
Mimi, last week.
George Patterson is home from
Canada, where be has been engaged
during the summer.
Ed. Dickinson of Fayette, Iowa, is
visiting in this vicinity.
ellison Tyler and ia nily now oc.
cupy a portion of the mill building,
which has been finished for residence
purposes.
Prof. Clark has sixteen boys started
in his school band, and expects the
number to reach twenty in a short
time. The boys are taking right
hold of the music.
Mrs. M. B. ellis, a former resi-
dent Of this place. died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Powers,
in Fennimore. The funeral was hello
in this city, at the M. E. church, to-
day.
Providence church building, aband.
oned some time since, has heen
RACED to the ground. The prairie
southeast Of town looks a little queer
without this we'll known old land.
mark.
George and Chas. Engle and sisters,
MINIS. Nora Heckmaster and Ida
Forrest, came from Canton, s. D.. tC
attend the funeral Of their niece,
Mrs. Lester Orr, at Patch Grove Sun
day.
The Royal Neighbors will put on a
! play, my Wife's Relation, at the
! city hall on Friday evening, Nov.
18th. This will be followed by a
l~aughable farce. After the play there
will be a dance, Everybody invited.
The Royal Neighbours always give d
good time, and so a large crowd is
sure to attend this entertainment.
LIVINGSTON.