Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-12-10

H. E. Hayward was here from
Fennimore, Friday
Clarence Horton was here from
Patch Grove Thursday.
Geo. McPerson, of Ellen boro, was
Lancaster visitor yesterday.
H. j. Kraemer, who has been on
the sick list is rapidly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman were here
between trains from Fennimore, Fri
day.
-Burnelle Oates is home from a
visit with Miss Eva James at Free
port.
W. C. Suite was a business
visitor at Madison few days the past
week.
Mrs. o Hara and little daughter,
Beulah were here from Fennimore.
Friday.
Mrs w. J. Schade went to Chi
cage Thurs1a to see her mother, Mrs.
Sprout.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson, of Dodge
Vile, had business in Lancaster,
Thursday.
Mrs, Hoover, of Dixie, So Dak.,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Jno.
| TTentzsch.
Mrs. Jas. Mccormick was the
guest of Mis- Frances Bayman at
Sitter, Monday.
Mrs. Dave Napp and daughter,
Miss Matte Napp, Of Fennimore,
we're here Thursday.
Hugh Pritchett went to Min
neapolis Monday, called there by the
! illness of his sister.
Mrs. DrinkaIl, of Platteville,
came Thursday evening for visit
with her daughter, Mrs w. j. Bren-
nan.
Bernard Burns left on Monday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, where he will
attend a business college the coming
year.
Remember the big Gibson dance
at the rink this week Frid ay night.
Positively their last appearance here
this year.
Pres. F. W. McNair. of the
Michigan College of Mines, in Hough-
ton, Mich, spent Sunday here with
his mother and sister.
| Miss Louisa hamburger made a
short visit here last week with Mrs.
Louis Marburger returning home to
Liberty, Friday noun.
Advertised letters held at the
postofice are addressed to the follow
ing: Mr.. Geo. Applebea, Miss
Beula Hooser. Col. Walker, G.. APP
plehe and J. Madra.
/ The small building east of the
hotel Farwell has been fitted up into
studio by VIM. Brintnall. of Madi
son, who has been having q fine trade
in his penny picture business.
Albert Payne has sold bis Ellen
boro farm to DIR. s. W. Doolittle and
his city residence with eight lots to
Frank Marshall, and in turn has pur
chased the farm of Mrs LeoRv Judd,
east of the city, advertised for sale
ia The Herald.
Herbert Ledbury and Miss Arlene
Traupe. both of Beetown, will be
married today at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. an1 Mrs. August
Traupe, in that town. Following q
short wedding trip they will occupy
what is Known as the Mike hillary
farm a few miles southeast of Bee
town.
The siren whistle that was pur.
chased for the city water works some
ears ego has uow been installed at
the light plant and will be used for
fire alarm purposes. At present it is
only blown as o'clock whistle in
the mornings but later will be put in
better condition and when blown at
any other hour, day or night. will
mean fire. =
The mem bers of Miss Baldwin $
s S. class, of the Congrega tional
church. who have bsen organized for
charitable work for some time, will
hold sale of hand made articles
suitable for Christmas gifts, at the
home of Miss Marie Knapp, Wednes-
day, Dec. 18th. Prices reasonable.
Your patronage is solicited.
AT the election of officers Of
Mississi ppi Valley Lodge No. Sc.
1. O. o. F., Wednesday evening,
Dec. 3, the following were elerted :
Noble Grand, q. f. Budworth; Vice