Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-05

all last week.
Mr.. w. R. Kerr, who has been
sick, is better.
}. L. Brady was here from
Bloomington. Tuesday.
Will Duncalf is now in the en-
ploy of L. Alt & Sons.
will Brandt, of Fennimore, was
a visitor here Thursday.
j. M. Young, of Dubuque, called
In Lancaster. Wednesday.
j. s. Kenney was here from
Bloomington. Thursday.
ID. w. Ballantine, of Blooming
ton, was in Lancaster Thursday.
w. R. Davis and K. L. Smith,
were callers from Platteville, We'd
nesday.
B. Palmer and A. W. Kopp, of
Platteville, were Lancaster visitors.
Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. F. F. Eckelt re-.
turned home from. Reeseville, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Alex. Cairns and Earl
Cairns were here from Mt. Hope,
Tuesday of last week.
Miss Leone Fatche had the mis-.
fortune to step on a rusty nail last
week, injuring her foot quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tornowske, of
Bloomington, who have been visiting
In Lancaster, went to Fennimore
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Hannum returned to
her home at Livingston, Saturday
after a visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Moore.
Mrs. Jennie McKichan, of Fenni.
more, returned home Wednesday after
visit here at the j. H. Place and
Hal Borah homes.
The dance at the rink on Thurs
day evening was we'll attended.
Music was furnished by the Gar
ramoni Orchestra.
Mrs. r. F. Jones, sister of Mrs.
Dyer, of Lancaster. and Mr.. Rector,
both of Fennimore were here visiting
at the Dyer home last week.
"A Halloween social was given at
the Congregational church on Friday
evening. About seventy five were
present and all enjoyed the best Of
good times.
The auction sale of J. Wright and
son, held at their farm west of the
depot, last Saturdaywas we'll attend
ed aud everything is reported as
selling at good prices
Advertised letters at the post
office are addressed to the following
MY. Alexander, Mr.. Joseph Henry,
MIR. Bryan Kerrigan. Mrs. Lewis,
Mrs. Geo. Meek, Mr.. D. W. Naftalin
and Mr.. T. Schultze.
Considerable amount of work has
been completed at the Hillside Gene
terry in the past month. The new ad-
dition, recently purchased, has been
fenced in and other work to beautify
the place has been done.
Miss Lillian Kelley and Miss
Linder, teachers in the Montfort
schools, came to Lancaster Thursday
evening. They make a visit annual
ly to schools adjacent to Montfort and
this year selected Lancaster. Miss
Kelley is niece Of Attorney s. H
Taylor of this city, and is stopping at
the Taylor home.
The Ladies Rest Room of this
city, located in the city hall building,
seems to be highly appreciated by the
people Of Lancaster, and vicinity and
neighboring towns. The ledger which
was completely filled last week with
its record of visitors, registered IA, GIG
names. Every town and city should
have room of this kind and after
being accustomed to such a service it
seems indispensable.
Geo. G, Davis, Sitter ]. T..
Biddick, Montfort, Sever Munson,
Livingston, Geo. H. CIauer, Beetown,
". J. Heathcote, Fennimore, Jno.
j. Martin, Potosi, w. E. Schuppner,
Sitter, Fred W. Rem bergen, J. j.
McGovern and VIM. F. Knebel of
Platteville and Liman thinner, Glen
Haven, came Wednesday as jurymen
on the circuit court case of G. May
hew, of Platteville, who had his arm
torn out while working in d mine.
The football game between the
University Of Wisconsin VS. Minnesota
played at Madison on Saturday. at