Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02

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home.
H. E. Enke and wife visited rela-
tives in Crawford County Friday.
Fay Ketner Of Boscobel visited at
the home If his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Ketner, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Hoskins of
Ossian, Iowa, visited relatives and
friends here over Thanksgiving.
of our schools some years ago and
meets many friends here. At the
meeting the Records silver cup for
Matt L. Edwards and family now
come to town with a new Ford.
Henry Kuenster was up from Cass-
vile Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Hickok of Lancaster
visited relatives here last of the
week.
August Brodtkorb of Edgeley, N.
D., visited at the Jacob, Albert and
Will Schreiner homes last week.
Fred Edwards and wife visited
their daughter Clara at Milwaukee
Thanksgiving day.
the best acre of corn was awarded to
o. H. Winner & Son of Beetown.
Their acre produced SO bushels and
II pounds. John Ripper was second
with 81 bushels and 5 pounds.
'tWas She to Blame?" What's
the answer? Go to the city hall
Friday evening and let fine COM
pany tell it to you.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the NJ. E. church Thursday,
Rev. Irish preaching the sermon.
There was good attendance.
Several went from here to the
Clarence McCluskey sale at Mt.
Hope, which is reported to have been
a success.
Frank Cooley has been out plaster
ing the Will Hudson house the past
few days.
Ort. Cooley is plastering the new
Congregational church Some big
job.
Will and Ted Howe, of Boscobel,
called while passing through here
with their auto Saturday.
Frank Hoskins and wife and Mrs.
Lizzie Hickok and daughter Beatrice
visited Dubuque last of the week,
Miss Cooley of Lancaster is visiting
relatives in the vicinity.
Albert Loewensohn was off duty a
few days last week on account of ILL
ness.
Grant Johnson is home until Jan.
LIST. The school doesn't start until
that time.
The Jacob and VIM. Schreiner
families start for California this
week. They expect to pass the winter
there.
Dan Leamy and family motored to
Prairie du Chen Sunday.
Mrs. Lew. Cooley and family of
Little Grant visited at the Will
Cooley home Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis BETTER went to Blair,
Wis, last week, and served on
committee to revise the ritual of the
Beavers Reserve Fund Fraternity.
B. w. Quigley last week made
nice new signs for Kavanaugh's
Cafe, Fred Welch's feed mill and
auto supply store and j. R. Greer's
sale stable.
About sixty couples enjoyed the
dance in the city hall last Wednesday
evening. The music by the Imperial
Orchestra of Madison was good.
Misses Jean Roberts, Elva Field
and Gladys Hickok, accompanied by
Miss Beulah Mauger, were hume
from Platteville for the Thanks
giving recess.
Chas. Calkins, Jim Day and Jacob
and Louis Beer motored up from
Bagley last Tuesday, and some of the
party went on to Lancaster to
transact some business.
Last Tuesday we noticed Gus Boldt
and wife, Ed Gulick and wife and
George Ruckdaschel in from the
Brodtville country, transacting bust
ness and shaking hands with friends.
Alfred Fassbender, of Loyal, Clark
County has been in this vicinity the
past two weeks buying few horses.
Alfred has an 80-acre farm up there,
nearly all timber. His sister is with
him.
George Brown and wife and j. w.
Horsfall and wife motored up from
Melville with the formers car Tues
day evening, and attended the w. R.