Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-10-28


tended and assisted in the services.
Interment occurred at Hillside Gene
terry, Lancaster
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Our folks have almost forgotten
that it is election year, so quiet has
been the campaign. We don't even
have candidates coming to see US.
A new boy arrived at, the Harry
Geiger home Monday night.
Claude Barr and wife of Pendle-
ton, Oregon, are visiting relatives
and friends in West Grant. They
were callers in this city Tuesday.
Claude is ticket agent for the n. P.
Railroad in that city.
VIM. H. Stark, former resident
of this place, was caller here
several days last week. Mr.. Stark
is looking we'll. He lives at La
Crosse.
The new garage is enclosed.
The Bloomington Orchestra will
play for dance in Bagley Friday
evening.
Mrs. Jay Stark returned home
Wednesday from a visit with her
parents at Soldiers Grove.
Miss Emma Brother is caring for
her brother Earl, who is i'll at
Bagley. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brookens
were down TO see him Sunday
Mrs. Roy Chatfeld Of Mazomanie
was here last week to attend the
funeral of Clarence Grebe.
Henry Hudson, of Flora was in
town on business a couple Of days
last week.
The sidewalk in front of the
Hatch and Guernsey stores has been
repaired.
Money has had no significance at
the drug store the past few days.
There is healthy new boy at the
Ora Hatch home.
We are hoping that the railroad
survey will be the start of really
truly railroad.
John Herbert of Glen Haven is
working in A. Goetzelman's meat
market.
The attendance at the dance Thurs
day evening was rather light, but all
had a good time.
A new iron and cement bridge
nineteen feet wide has been built
below the MILL Ort. Cooley did the
cement work and VIM. Mcmahon
furnished the iron.
L. E. Clark was over from Ian
caster Friday.
Mark Hoskins is visiting his
brother Monroe at Ossian, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry l.. Woodhouse
of Salem, Oregon, are visiting the
Woodhouses and Matches in this city.
They visited at several points on
the way east.
Misses Wendell, Marks and Dudley
passed Saturday and Sunday at their
homes in Lancaster.
Mrs. Lizzie Higgins, Mrs. Mary
Blackburn and son and daughter of
Beetown went to Wauzeka Saturday
to visit at the o. P. Vaughan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Sandleback
and children visited in Lancaster
Sunday.
James Sprague and Mr.. and Mrs.
benson went to Wauzeka last week
to take boat trip down the rivers
to Glen Haven. They will look for
ducks on the way.
Last week the charitable people OF
the town contributed a box for the
Christmas ship, which sails for
Europe Nov. 10th. Rev. Dahlberg
superintendent the making up of the
box
The VIM. Gates farm one mile
north of BeetoWn was sold last week
to Iowa parties.
C. w. Vince, Mt. Hope: i have
nYe nepneWs IN the BRUSH army
fighting the Germans III France. My
sister writes that crops are abundant
in England, and the weather is fine
Mrs. l.. BETTER recently organized
colony of Beavers at Werley.
There were thirty charter members.
Rev. Catchpole, agent for the chill
dren's home-fnding society, preached
in the Baptist church Sunday.
The young folks surprised Miss
Doris Gilligan Saturday evening.
They passed pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Birch of
North Andover visited at the home of
their son Sam, over Sunday. They
recently returned from a visit in the
northern Dart of the state