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

Gen Haven, Friday.
Mrs. Joe Bierman was here from
Little Grant Wednesday.
j. j. Ruble Of Platteville, was a
business caller last Friday.
j. G. Meter, of Galena, had
business in Lancaster Friday.
Miss Mile Bast, of Ellenboro.
called in Lancaster, Wednesday.
Miss Lena Riddiough. of Little
Grant. called here last Thursday.
THE Divorce Question at
Opera house Wednesday night Nov. 5.
H. q. Dorschade, of Evansville,
had business in Lancaster, last Wed.
nesday.
Attorney R. A. Goodell, of
Platteville, was here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
-Chas. Jeidy and j. Blackburn.
of Little Grant were here on business
Wednesday.
W. J. Brandt and W. c. Edge,
of Fennimore, called in Lancaster
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. s. Beavin went
to Fennimore, Saturday to see Mr..
Beavin's mother.
Mrs. Bayman, of Sitter, called
here Thursday to see her little niece,
Martha Petty, who has been very i'll.
Mrs E. E. Hill (nee Cleo Knoke
came Thursday to spend tire winter
with her mother, Mrs Herman Knoke
and brothers.
Mrs. Lange, of Ipswich, stopped
here Thursday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Gibbs and sister, Miss
Bessie Gibbs.
Lon Wayne has traded his
property in the third ward to Fred
Cox, the mail carrier, for his property
weet of the city.
Miss Vera Mcdonald went to
Madison, Thursday to remain for
Saturdays big foot ball game and
visit friends for a few days.
Mary Riege, who teaches at Bee
town, took the train here for a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Riege at Cuba City.
Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Weisbaum,
returned home to Evansville, Wis
Saturday after visit here with Mr..
Weisbaum's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Weisbaum.
Misses Alice Thoris0n and Hattie
Govier and Mrs. Clarence Croft and
two children went to Edmund Friday
to see Mrs. Croft's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Thorison.
Mrs. Mackey went to Platteville
Saturday to see her daughter, Mrs. e
Krog. Mrs Krog returned with her
after making visit here with her
mother and sister, Mrs. Abrams.
The annual meeting of the Grant
county board of Supervisors will take
place next Monday, November 10 and
last throughout the week. The SEES
sions promise to be unusually busy
ones.
"A neighboring editor says that
ne prefers living in a small town
where the people will sympathize with
you in time of trouble, and if you
have no trouble they will hunt up
some for you.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Carter, of Madison,
who had been here for a visit with
Miss Willard, left on Tuesday of last
week for Livingston to see their son
and brother DR. R. NJ. Carter.
Don't assume that The Divorce
Question is all solemn While the
play teens with intensity a generous
vein of comedy has been inserted that
balances to nicely the more thrilling
portions of the entertainment
MIR. and Mrs Henry Heiliger
and Louis Reiliger were called to
Sheldon, Iowa, Tuesday by the death
of Mr. Heiliger S brother, Philip, who
was killed by falling into a we'll
He leaves a wife and eight children.
The postoffice department has sent
out warnings regarding improper
packing and wrapping of articles sent
by parcel post. The department wants
all packages to be properly packed
and securely wrapped to avoid break
age and damage.
The Quaker Whist Club was en-
tertained on Tuesday evening of last
week by Mrs. j. D. Hatch, and on this
occasion the husbands of the members