Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14

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from North Andover, Thursday.
The American History Club will
meet Saturday, Jan II with Miss
Mary Bellows
Mrs. Reckenthaler and little
daughter, of Sitter, were here be-
tween trains, Tuesday.
Mrs S. E. Davis expects to leave
soon for visit with her daughter
Mrs Elmer Barr. in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beck went to
Dodgeville. Tuesday to visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs August Miller.
Miss Clara Wenzel Of Sitter,
returned home Tuesday after a short
visit here with Mr.. Robt, Reynolds.
MIR. and Mrs D Shaw, of Bloom
ington, took the train here Wednesday
for MonJfort to see their son, Ben
Shaw.
Miss Rita Byron, of Dubuque,
who has been nursing Mrs Earl
Knoke the past week returned home,
Saturday.
Mrs. Ora Wayne received a bad
fall last Friday, from the effects of
which she was confined in bed for
several days.
Mrs. Matilda Heberlein attended
the ladies aid society held at Liberty
Ridge at the home of Rev. Recht and
wife. Wednesday afternoon.
The Royal Neighbors will have
covered dish party at the g. A. R.
hall at 6 o'clock, Jan. 10th. In
stallation of officers will take place
afterwards.
| -Thos. Hartman, residing 215
miles southwest of Hurricane an.
nounces an auction sale to take
place on Thursday, Feb. % Full
particulars in this paper later.
Miss Nettie V. Finney returned
Sunday from Chicago after spending
pleasant time visiting. since Dec.
1. She is helping in Brown, Brennan
& Carthew's law offices as assistant
stenographer and typist.
There will be dance at Wood
man Hall, in Burton, on Friday
evening Jan. %, given by the Bur-
ton Bachelors Dancing Club. Music
furnished by the Potosi Orchestra
Admission 25c; tickets for dance 10;
supper Csc per couple.
j. J. Andrews, Of Livingston,
charged with taking indecent liberties
with children, was brought before
Judge Clementson yesterday after
noon and pleaded guilty as charged
He was fnded $500 and all costs,
which paid and was released.
Charley Moses. of Platteville,
who has been in Jail here for some
time upon charge of assault and
battery, pleaded guilty yesterday be-
fore Judge Clementson and was r9leas
ed under suspended sentence condi-
toned upon good behavior and
abstinence from drink.
Mrs Ida Sprague Whaley, widow
of the late Major Whaley, of Prairie
du CHEN, died Saturday at Platte.
Vile. She is survived by one daugh-
t=r Mrs. Gardner Briggs. and several
gcand children, who reside at Platte
Vile. The remains were taken to
Prairie du Chen for interment. Mrs.
Whaley was former resident Of Bee.
town and Bloomington.
Monday was another good stock
shipment day, fourteen car loads being
sent from this station as follows:
Mccoy & Croft. cars cattle and 2
cars hogs; Place & Jerrett cars,
hogs John Dobson car hogs Andrew
Lewis, 1 car hogs and cars cattle /;
L. G. Hickok, 1 car cattle; Geo
Budworth, l car hogs; Joe Bass car
hogs James Marks, l car cattle.
While Mr. and Mrs Herman
Scbwantes were driving in from
Beetown and within a block of their
destination IN Lancaster, last Satur
day the tongue Of their wagon fell
down and scared the team which ran
several blocks before being caught.
Mrs. Schwantes was hurt, though not
seriously. Last spring MIR. Schwantes
had one Of his arms broken by being
thrown from vehicle in which he
was riding.
-Johu Smith, father of Frank
Smith, Of Rose Lawn, is very i'll at
the home of his daughter. Mrs Cliff,
in Bloomington. Frank Smith and
B. D. S. were over last week helping
to care for him. His daughters, Mrs.
Conrad Papst Of Dell Rapids, S. D.,