Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-13

business in Lancaster Saturday.
Andrew Glider and son Clarence
left Thursday for Colfax, N. Oak.
Mrs. J. W. Horsfall went to
Platteville Thursday to visit relatives.
Ernest McClain went 20 Sitter
on business yesterday.
james Olson and family have
moved to McGregor, Ia, where Mr..
Olson will conduct livery stable.
W. j. Bailie made a business
trip 10 Platteville and Darlington
Monday
Landlord Croker, of the Farwell
hotel. went to Milwaukee on business
Monday.
Mrs. j. II. SIaght and grandson
Irwin Slaght, Of Beetown, were in
Lancaster Monday on their way to
PIattevilIe for visit.
John Hamilton has moved his
family into Lancaster but will not
stay with Us long as they leave for
Canada soon.
Mrs. O. +. Dickinson brought her
little grand daughter Helen Anderson
home with ner from Appleton last
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Congregational church will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Reuben
Garner.
John Livingston, of Rewey, came
to Lancaster Saturday to accompany
his wife home after several weeks
spent in the Doolittle Bros. hospital.
james Parish and family, Of
Bloomington, have moved into the A.
j. Guernsey house west of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Guernsey will move to
Fennimore soon.
The Chinese laundry in this
city has changed hands, the new
proprietor being a young and neat
appearing celestial by the name of
Yep Kee.
Frank Schreiner is at West Baden.
Ind, where he has been for several
days taking the baths. T. F. Orton
and Delos Edwards start for the same
place today.
T. L. CIeary, of Platteville,
income tax assessor for this district,
accompanied by his daughter,
was in Lancaster last week, searching
the records at the court house for
matters pertaining to such taxes.
w. A. Kay, Of Big Patch.
treasurer for the town of Smelser,
settled with the county treasurer last
Friday and also made his annual call
on the Herald. He made a clean
collection of taxes again this year,
with nothing returned as delinquent.
John Joyce, residing on the farm
commonly known as the L. Ishmael
place, half mile west of the villags Of
Baetown, on the Cassville road, will
have an auction sale next Tuesday,
March 49, See advertisement on
another page of this paper.
R. K Stoffel, who recently
moved to Lancaster from the farm
northeast of the city, has formed a
partnership with Chas A. Vesperman
and they have engaged in the auto
mobile business here, having the
agency for the Cartercar, a fine
appearing Car manufactured in
Detroit, Mich. They received their
first two cars Monday-a roadster and
a touring car. They are on display
at the Bryhan, Roth & lockwood
implement warehouse.
The Necedah schools began work
on Monday of this week under the
direction of new principal, Mr.
Johu Wood of Lancaster. who arrived
on Friday last. MI. Wood comes to
us highly recommended as a thorough
educator, and although it is difficult
time to take hold of the work, we
believe the change will not impair the
schools. Mr. and Mrs Aller departed
Saturday for Racine, where MI.
Aller will teach as assistant under
Prin. L. W. Brooks-Necedah Re-
publican.
Mrs. Charlotte Shelborn age 50
years died on the morning of Mar.
3rd. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ben Garthwaite in North Lam
caster. Funeral services were held
in the Congregational church We'd
nesday morning Rev. W. H. Han
ford officiating. The body was then
taken to cemetery near Bloomington
for interment. The deceased was born
in Yorkshire, England, Dec. IS 1920.
She came tO America with her parents