Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-18
Will Decker, of BoscoDel, wa;
here last Wednesday.

/ Platteville, visited here last week.
John Dorer, of Fennimore, at
tended the dance here last Friday
evening.
George and John Chamley, Of
Mineral Point, were here on business
Monday.
Frank c. Meyer made profess
sionaI trip to Madison and Milwaukee
last week.
Miss Nellie Moran left last Fri
day morning for visit with relatives
in Chicago.
Reserved seats on sale at Hatch's
Drug Store Thursday morning for Long
Stock Co.
e. ]. Austin gave dinner to a
party of his men friends last Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Ida Steinhofer came down
from Fennimore last Friday, returning
home Saturday.
Misses Beatrice and Dorthy Weav-
er, of Fennimore, were here between
trains Friday.
John Gerhardt, of Fennimore, was
here last week to see his daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Suttle.
Mrs. Martha Borge, left last Fri
day for visit with relatives at Mad
ison and Stoughton.
Mrs. John Miller, and Mrs. Joe
Him, of Fennimore, made short
visit here Friday.
Clarence Steinhofer, ofFennimore,
is here for a visit with his sister
Mrs. G.. V. Clanton.
Cora Schiver, of Perry, Iowa,
came last Saturday to take treatments
at the Schade sanitarium.
Miss Martin, the trimmer at Mrs.
Burr's millinery store, left las t
Saturday for her home in Chicago.
Miss Elva Garthwaite, of Bloom
ington, is here for a few days visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Mike Montz.
Mrs. Joe Rudersdorf, of Fennimore,
returned home yesterday after few
days visit here with her mother Mrs.
Muench.
Rev. I. S. Beavin went to Mont
fort today, where he will hold meet
ings in the M. E. Church tonight and
tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. John Taylor and
the Misses Genevieve Belken and
Mildred Dawson autoed to Dubuque
last Thurday.
Miss Tillie Bickle returned to her
home at Galena Monday, after a
week 8 visit here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Richardson.
Grant Prideaux, who is having
q vacation from his duties at the
Aupperle grocery store, is visiting
this week at Platteville.
Tony" Howell is again ready
to take orders for making hair
switches from combings. See his
advertisement on on page six.
H. w. Brown, E. B. GoodselI
and Robert Draper returned Saturday
evening from business trip to Indi-
ana, and incidentally, visit in
Chicago.
The sudden change in weather
Sunday has almost plunged US fro m
summer into winter at one plunge.
1t has been remarkably fine and late
fall and is really time for cold
weather, but few are ready for it.
Miss Elizabeth Belken, one of
The Herald's force of printers, is
numbered among the sick this week.
This office has been extremely crowded
with work for several weeks and
shortage of help adds to the complica-
tions.
The members of Gen. Calls
Circle will meet with Mrs. L. Brad
ley in the eastern part Of the city,
Thursday, Nov. 10 Hereafter these
gatherings" will be the opposite
thursday from the regular meeting
night.
Every possible precaution is
being taken to prevent the spread Of
foot and mouth disease in this state.
The movement of live stock within
the state has been curtailed-practi-
cally discontinued for several days
/
be made to limit the loss to Wiscon-
sins live stock industry to that
already suffered.
-Orpheum Theatre program for
the coming week. Tonight and Thurs
day night-''The Blind Fiddler, +"
drama; Hearts and Diamonds, 4" 2
reel comedy with John Bunny and
Flora Finch. Friday and Saturday