Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-05
Mrs. Rundla went to Cassville

Platteville, Friday.
Miss Pengelly spent Saturday
with her parents at Dodegville.
Miss Lizzie Eckert of GAINESVILLE,
was here between trains, Friday.
Time to put up the storm
windows and get ready for cold
weather
Mrs. Albert Guernsey and Mrs.
Schwer, of Lancaster Junction were
here Monday.
Harry Daily, of Madison, spent
few days here last week at the home
of Theo Calvin.
Kenneth Abell attended the
game at Madison, Saturday and spent
Sunday at Portage.
An electric hot soda fountain has
been installed in the Schmidt's res
taurant the past week.
"A. Fl. Patch, wife and daughter
Bloomington. Friday.
Mrs j P. Williams spent Fri
day and Saturday at Liberty Ridge
with Mrs. Jno. DiVall.
Andrew Brown spent Sunday of
last week with his daughter, Mrs.
j. G. Anstey at Beetown.
Mrs. Swenson. of Castle Rock,
and Mrs. Berry, of Fennimore, we're
here between trains Friday.
Grace Steers, of Fennimore, came
Saturday evening to see her cousin,
Veleta Appleby, of this city.
Don get married until you see
'The Divorce Question, Wednesday
night Nov. at Hatch opera house.
Mrs. Sarah McDaniels, returned
home to Sitter Friday after a visit
here with her grand daughter, Mrs.
Edge.
Mrs G. A. Eastman, left Satur-
day morning for Milwaukee for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. 0. V.
Wheeler.
Mrs. l. J. Laird of Milwaukee,
was in Lancaster Monday for a short
visit with old friends, returning the
same day.
Fill the Orpheum fnller than
ever all of next week The pictures
will be good and the money goes to
the Cemetery Association
Mrs. Chas. Borah returned Friday
from two weeks visit with her
daughter Nettie, in Monroe and with
Mrs. Geo. Ray in Madison.
There were six members taken
into membership at the Methodist
church last Sunday, and large con
gregations both morning and evening.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will serve their regular monthly tea
Wednesday. Nov. 10, from 5 O'Clock
until ali are served. Everybody in
vited.
The open season for deer in Wis
consin will begin November II and
end Nov. 3d. A few hunters from
Lancaster and vicinity will HE
themselves to the north woods as
usual
The Rev. T. s. Beavin went to
the Plattevills District Ministerial
Association meetings at Rewey on
Tuesday. He is booked to speak on
Public Worship-Its Program and
Purpose.
Wisconsin is to have express rates
about % per cent lower than at
present, if the order ever goes into
effect. The date has been extended
from time to time, and the time now
set for enforcement of the law is
December l.
The Grant County jersey Cattle
Breeders Association will hold a
meeting at the farm of Ira Murphy,
q of mile east of Lancaster, on
Saturday. Oct. 8th, at p. m. Prof.
John Tormey Of the University of
Wisconsin will give talk on the
dairy COW. Every body interested in
dairying is invited to come.
Burglars entered the general
store of John Martin at Burton on
Thursday evening. They succeeded
in getting away with about ten or
fifteen dollars, a cravenette and a
quantity of cheese. They had drilled
the safe to the depth of several inches
when the drill broke and they
abandoned the job. Mr.. Martin was
in Lancaster at the time, serving as a
member of the petit jury. The
burglars gained an entrance through
a window and as vet no clue has