Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-01-10

Miss Florence Barnett is still OF
the sick list.
John Carthew is very sick at hil
home in this city.
The dealers in coal and wood are
certainly getting their turn now.
The Womens Club will meet
with Mrs. Lisherness next Monday
afternoon.
H. w. Brown has been on a
business trip covering several DAYS,
at Woodstock. Ill.
"A baby girl arrived at the Tom
Carmody Jr. home north of Lancaster
Saturday. Jan. 9Th.
IS. J. Taylor, of Montfort, visited
last week, with his brother S. H.
Taylor, in this city.
VIM. Place, of PlattevilIe, will
be tried Jan 18th in this city for
selling liquor to minor.
Miss Oveta Dell. Of Chicago,
spent several days visiting her friend,
Nettie V. Finney b5aween the holidays
The condition of R. b. Showalter,
who lies critically i'll at his home in
this city, remains practically I'M
changed.
Mrs. James HarcIeroad, of Platte
Vile, visited here last week. Mrs.
Jay Harcleroad returned to Platte.
Vile with her Saturday.
Robert Glenn and son Ralph OF
Wyalusing were Lancaster visitors
the latter half of last week, guests of
81. W. Brown and family.
Miss Wilma Brickner visited
Mrs. Fred Loomis at Fennimore New
Years Roy Dennis, of this city
accompanied her home Monday.
John J. Wilhelm, residing 2M
miles northeast of Lancaster. will
have an auction sale at his farm on
Wednesday of next week, January 90.
Mrs. Celia Graves, who has neen
helping her brother, L. GIoenier, in
his music house, is expected home to-
day from an extended visit in Chi
cago.
Jake Becker formerly of Lancas-
ter was transferred from the Mendoza
asylum for the insane to The Grant
County asylum Of this city on
Nov 7th 1911.
-Muscoda is planning on having a
big booster week January 22nd to 9th.
This will be the third annual event
in that village and a big ii ne is
promised all who attend
There will be a basket sociable
and big entertainment at the Rock
school district No. 10, North Lancas-
ter January 49, Miss Boyle, teacher,
urgently requests you all to come.
John K. Patterson, of Blooming.
ton, formerly resident of Beetown,
died at his home Sunday after along
sickness. We do not know at pres
ent when the funeral services will be
held.
Mrs, Julia Mccoy returned to
Madison Saturday She has oeen
visiting at the home of her son E. E..
Mccoy for several weeks and will
now stay with her daughter Mrs.
Parkinson in Madison.
-Nett;e V. Finney returned to her
duties in Chicago the first part of the
week. accompanied by DR.. Ralph
Hester, of Chicago, Ill. Her sister
Georgia did not come home as her
vacation was for only one day.
Clarence Gates was here from
Madison last week to attend the
funeral of his grand father, VIM.
Gates, ST., which was held at the
Dodge church with burial in the
Dodge cemetery near Beetown.
During the past week August
Becker, of Minnesota and VIM. Keller
of South Lancaster have undergone
operations in the Doollttle Bros. new
hospital At present all the beds
are occupied and mure patients are
waiting,
-Detos Woods of Wyalusing and
Pearl Edna Taylor, Of Glen Haven.
are TO be married at the home of the
brides parents today. Mr.. Woods
has been employed in the J. T. Ben
nett drug store for SONS time. but ii
is reported that be will now locate in
Iowa.
Miss Elizabeth Lisherness
left Saturday for Mondovi, Wis. Z.
where she is instructor in History
oud En01ich in the pub1ic schoois