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

IN Livingston Monday.
"A new baby girl has arrived at
the q. B. Clementson home.
E Wilcox and family are making
an extended visit through Iowa.
Mrs. David Knapp. of Fennimore.
was a Lancaster caller Monday
Will Shimmin went to Chicago
Wednesday with several cars of live
stock.
Miss Nellie How ell left Thursday
for PardeeVille, where she is teaching
school.
-.sleighing is fine in and about
Lancaster and several sIeighing parties
have been held.
Mr. and Mis-. barter left Thurs
day for Dss Moines, Ia . where they
are now located
Mrs A. Farrand visited her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Smith in
Platteville last week.
Neil Heiner and his sister Hilda
of Bloomington went to Madison last
week to attend the G. Business
college.
Miss Ada Allen, of Beetown, left
Lancaster Saturday for Richland
Center to resume her duties as teacher
in the schools.
Evans Barnett returned to Sacred
Heart College at Prairie du CHEN
last week after spending the holiday
vacation at home.
Mrs. Joe Wright came in on the
midnight train last Tuesday to see
her son Lee who was very sick at
Doollttls Bros. hospital.
Miss Ada Livens who is book
keeper and stenographer in GAINESVILLE,
was home last week for a visit She
returned to GAINESVILLE Friday.
Miss Iva Galloway left Saturday
for Appleton to make a short visit
with Miss Hattie Marks, before re-
turning to Goodman, Wis, where
she is teaching school.
Gen. Calls Circle Ladies of g
A. r. will hold closed installation
Thursday evening. Jan. Il; covered
dish supper at o clock All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Hugh Orion left for Hibbing
MINI, Wednesday after visit with
relatives here. Mrs Orion, (nee
Helen Brooker( will remain here
with her parents for some time.
Another snow storm Sunday
night has improved the sleighing and
the owners of milk wagons and
delivery wagons feel that they will
be able to put on the runners without
fear Of sudden thaw
The public library reopened again
Thursday afternoon after being closed
for several days While the library
was closed coat of oil finish was
placed on TIE cork carpet which now
looks fine with the new covering.
Anthony hoffman, who is the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs John
Hoffman. went to Prairie du Chen
Thursday to enter the Sacred Heart
college which is located there, and
at which institution several Lancaster
boys are studying.
Arthur Doyle, of Cuba City, who
is chairman of the Soldiers Relief
Committee, was here Wednesday at
which time the committee held
meeting, Hugh Matthews of Bosco-
bel and Alex Ivey are the other mem
bers of the committee.
Miss Olive Hope, of Bloomington,
was here Saturday and left in the
afternoon for Salem, Wis where she
is teaching school, Master Milwsrd
Bloss, of Kenosha, returned to that
city with Miss Hope, after spending
the holiday vacation at her home near
Bloomington
The gigantic task of making a
card index record Of the names of the
soldier dead of the United States.
whose bodies have been inferred in
the national cemeteries, has been
taken up by the war department,
Already cards have been fled for the
following cemeteries Alexander. La. !;
Alexandria. Va. Andrew jackson,
Greenville, Tenn. Annapolis, Nd.
Antietham and Arlington, Va.
Barrancas. Fla Beaufort, s. c.; and
Custer Battlefield, Mont. Exchange
Rev. W. Fl. Hannaford received
letter from his son w F. Hannaford
in Los Angeles. Cal. with which he
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