Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-30
Tomorrow is Hallowe'en.

p. j. Dolsn, of P~latteville, was
mere On business Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Dersch a baby boy, on Friday.
A. B. Patch and D. Ballantine,
of Bloomington. made a business trip
to this city on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tiedemann
returned home Monday from their
trip to Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Aid of Congrega-
tional church will meet on Friday
with Mrs Jas. T. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. BARLEY and son,
of Bloomington, spent Monday at the
home of L. A. Clark.
Miss Christman spent Sunday at
the homes of Miss Hannah Knoke and
DR.. R. H. Kinney, respectively.
The Downer Kilby home, former
ly the FL. g. Nathan residence, has
been painted which adds greatly to its
appearance.
Mrs. K. Culkin arrived home
Saturday after an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Aberdeen,
So. Dakota.
The politicians are now on the
last lap of their activities prior to
the election that will on Tuesday next
decide their fate.
). Harcleroad expects to take a
position with the National Auto Co.
in the service department., in Cali
fornia, this winter.
Mrs. W. E. Webb, who has spent
the past few weeks at Platteville
since the death of her aunt Mrs Rowe,
returned home Monday morning.
were mere from Chicago to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Morse's sister, Mrs.
Dickey, left again Sunday afternoon.
Miss Emma Hipenbecker returned
TO her home in Fennimore Monday
afternoon, having spent Saturday and
Sunday here with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Jewell.
A. T.. Sinder, of Letcher, South
Dakota, visited a day or so here last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Harsh
Berger. Mr.. Sinder owns a thousand
acres of land near Letcher.
Mrs. Keenan, returned to her
home at Madison Thursday afternoon
having visited over a week here with
her daughter, Mrs. JAS. I Bennett.
Mrs. Bennett accompanied her mother
home and returned on Monday.
On Tuesday of last week while
milking, Miss Martha Bollard. living
about eight miles from here in Mt.
Ida, was attacked by a bull.
She sustained one fractured rib and
was badly bruised otherwise.
Prof. Laube, of Dubuque. will
preach at the Presbyterian church in
this city, next Sunday morning, in
English. Sunday school will be hello
at the usual hour. Services at Hur-
ricane church Sunday afternoon al
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Rev. August Cramer, pastor OF
Che Presbyterian churches of this city
and Hurricane, accompanied by hi,
wife and baby, left yesterday for Du
buque. From there they will leave
for their new home, at Avon, South
Dakota.
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Irvine anC
Mrs. 2. R. Miller. of Chippewa Falls,
arrived here Sunday evening in The
formers $4,000 Peerless car and left
Monday morning for Platteville
where they will visit relatives anG
friends.
The prospects indicate that it VIII
be difficult to get coal this winter.
Lancaster has been much more
fortunate than many places in getting
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many of our people have had theil
hins filled in anticipation of a Goa
famine.
VIM. Victora, of Muscoda, jaime,
". Millin of Glen Haven and Robert
J. Miller, Of BoscobeI, were in Ian
caster Wednesday and went from here
to Bloomington by auto late in the
afternoon. Each of the three arr
candidates for county Office on tht
democratic ticket and they we're look
ing after their interests in this sec
tion.
The Herald received a visit Fri
day from al old subscriber, G.. P.
Foster, Of Shelby, Iowa, who hal
been making a visit at the home O
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