Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-12

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tional church will meet or Friday
with Mrs. Jas. Ellis.
The Richmond farm was sold at
auction by W. G. Hymer, in front of
the court house, on Saturday.
Miss Wilma Brickner, of Platte
vile. spent few days here with rela-
tives and friends. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert sprague and
Louis Anstey, of Beetown. were Sun
day guests of MI. and Mrs. W. B.
Dyer.
I'm Wednesday Of last week
Deputy w. G. Rymer conducted a
sheriff's sale at Fairplay which
amounted to over $18, 900.
On Friday evening of this week,
Feb. IA, there will be dance at the
Ellenboro hall given by Glen Vesper-
man. Music by Chas. White.
Mrs. JAS McBrien and daughter,
Kittle left Monday morning for Chi
Gag where they will spend couple
of weeks with Mrs. Chester Regain.
-Messrs 7. j. Haley, NJ. c.
Edwards and Phil Goldstein went
to Chicago Sunday. by way of Potosi.
to purchase new spring took for their
stores.
VIM. Carmody and Harvey Foster
have been helping the Horton Auto
Co. to unload and put together a big
shipment of Ford cars here during
the past week.
-Alack "a day Alack- day. Some
one has stolen your heart away. But
dry your eyes and calm your grief,
and see if you can catch the thief, at
the residence of Hiram Pennock, Fri
day night.
Bert Shipley, who for the past
several weeks has been employed at
Madison. returned home Sunday noon.
MIR. Shipley expects to 60 into bust
ness again in that city and will move
there soon.
The Misses Elsa Kinzel and
Saloma Mccoy accompanied by the
Misses Livingston and Watson, of
Livingston, were here from Platte
Vile to spend Saturday and Sund ay at
thajr TocDoofjzo bOOooo
w. b. Dyer and son, Donald.
went to Madison Saturday morning
with the Mexican, Felis Fereria and
James Brennan, who were adjudged
insane last week, and committed to
the asylum at Mendoza.
In another column will be found
a call by Mayor Baltic for a public
meeting of citizens to be held Tuesday
evening, Feb. 25. for the election of
committees and making arrangements
for the holding of the soldiers reu-
MON here next summer. It is hoped
there will be a large attendance at
this meeting
There will be a social dance at
the rink this week Friday night from
s to II o'clock. Music by the Gross
five piece orchestra. Admission and
dance only 80 cents Come if you can
and bring your friends There will
be big dance Friday night Feb. 21st.
Music by the Doty Harp orchestra
from Dubuque, one that has never
played at the rink before.
AT the Congregational church
next Sunday morning Rev. Studebaker
will use as the theme for his sermon
Lincoln ana Washington, the birth
days of both of these great men ac-
curing this month-the latter today,
Feb. II and the former on the 22d.
The general public and particularly
members of the @. a. r. are most
cordially invited to come out and hear
this sermon.
On Tuesday and Wednesday,
February 18th and 10Th. Miss Nellie
Maxwell will conduct a cooking
school in connection with the Farm
ers' Institute. This will be held
under the auspices of the Woman's
Club in the social room of the Con-
gregational church at 80 p. m. All
ladies interested in culinary art are
invited to attend anc especially those
attending the institute. A practical
illustration of the articles prepared
will be given and each lady attending
is requested to bring a spoon to use
in sampling them if she SO desires.
Alfred Payne. who recently rent.
ed his farm four miles east of Lam
caster moved into the city last
Thursday and with his family is now
located in the place he has purchased,
commonly known as the Jasper Knapp
place. His auction sale. held on
Tuesday of last week. was largely at
tended in spite of the cold weather.