Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-09-30

was a pleasant caller Saturday.
Quite a number in this vicinity are
subscribing for the Herald of the
candidates in the automobile contest.
We are to have a moving picture
show. Starts Saturday evening.
The walls of the new Congrega-
tional church are nearly completed.
l.. Abraham has almost made a
new building of his house on the
west side. Now he will cover it
with cement, and it will look very
fine.
Everett Kavanaugh and Jay DON
nelly made a business trip to Prairie
du Chen Sunday.
Harry Hickok and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Nesser motored over from
Belmont Sunday.
Miss Myers of Postville, Iowa, is
visiting her cousin r. w. Hedeman,
and other relatives here.
Jacob Schreiner and wife and Mrs.
Alice Brodtkorb and baby are visit
ing the Henry Edwards family at
Alma Center, Wis.
Quite a number of our people drove
to various points Sunday. The day
was fine, and all enjoyed the outing.
Henry Behling and wife of Lancas-
ter visited at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. andrew Goetzelman,
a few days the past week.
John Pendleton and wife of Lam
caster visited relatives here Sunday.
Ora Hatch is in Chicago buying
holiday goods this week. F. ".
Ketner, the Boscobel druggist, while
visiting his relatives is helping out
in the Hatch store.
Sam L. Groom, our new merchant,
went to North Dakota on business
today, and will stop in Minneapolis
to buy some goods for the store.
August Dreifus & Co. have placed
a new plate glass window in the
store front to take the place of a
cracked one.
Harry and Ralph Barnett with
some ladies stopped at the DIR. Bald
win home Sunday on their way home
to Lancaster from Prairie du Chen.
Mrs. Elmira Mcnamara and John
Thompson departed for ST. Paul and
Fairmont, N. D., Monday, to visit
relatives. John will go on to
Montana on a business trip.
George nickok departed for the
northwest Monday. He will look at
some land.
Mrs. L. S. Sawyer and Mrs.
Cecilia Garthwaite are visiting rela-
tives in Benton and Hazel Green.
Miss Bessie Allen, teacher at
Bagley, visited at the DR.. BALDWIN
home Sunday.
P. BARLEY continues on the sick
list. We hope to see him down town
soon.
Bert Garthwaite and family visited
at Mt. Hope Sunday.
VIM. Leighton and wife of Mt.
Hope, visited relatives on the south
prairie Sunday.
Wins. Quick and wife of Bridge
port, visited at the Fred Riese home
Sunday.
George Tornowske and wife visit
ed Little Grant relatives Sunday.
Quite a number of our people went
to Mt. Hope to see the ball game
Sunday. ..-.~.>
Some burning SCOT in box at the
bottom of chimney at the Frank
Fivecoats home caused a little eX-
element Saturday evening. Nc
damage was done.
Mrs. Gray, wife of our high school
principal, and three children came
from Dodgeyille :. Saturday. They
twill occupy the L. Abraham house
on the west side as soon as it Is
ready:
truly good husband and father. The
children are Roy and Hugh of Patch
Grove; Celia (Mrs. Guy Scott) OF
Washington state, and Ora, al
home. Mr.. Horsfall was K. OF
P. and member of the local lodge
of M. w. A., in which he carried ar
insurance policy of $1,000. AS clerk
of the local lodge he performed his
duties faithfully, and will be greatly
missed by the order. He was g
sociable and companionable man,
and had lots of friends, who deeply
sympathize with the family.
DEATH OF JOSEPH HORSFALL
| The sudden and unexpected death
of Joseph Horsfall at Mt. Hope early
Sunday morning was shock to the
/ Ho~ofo11 Al.