Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-24

Sam Ladon, of Monroe, Wis, tran
ssacted business here the forepart OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Stevens left
Tuesday morning for Chicago for
brief visit.
John Day and John Mankel trans
acted business in Lena and Nora, Hi
nois last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Basford left
Tuesday morning for Minneapolis,
where they will visit friends.
Miss Mary Johns, who was the
guest of Miss Lillian Webb last week,
returned to her home in Montfort
Thursday.
w. J. Schade leaves tonight via
Potosi for Chicago to spend Thanks
giving. He will return Monday noon
of next week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Parker, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Hurlburt the
past few days, returned to her home
in Bridgeport, Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. MONTE left Wednesday
morning for Fennimore, where she
will visit couple of weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. John Buster.
Miss Ketchen Anschuetz, of Bos-
cobel, was a guest a portion of last
week at the C. F. Budworth home in
this city. She returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Huebner and children
left Saturday morning for their home
in Shawano, Wis, after months Wis
| it here with friends and relatives in
Lancaster and EllenborO.
Mrs. Ralph Muesse left Wednes-
day for her home in Minneapolis, af-
ter an extended visit here with friends
and relatives. Mrs. Muesse will also
stop off at Madison for a brief visit.
Mrs. Frank Kadlec returned to
her home in Mansfield, Thursday, af-
ter a two weeks visit here with her
sister, Mrs. A. Farrand. Mrs. Far
rand accompanied her home for a
short distance.
| Edward Johnson, a citizen of
Boscobel, was brought to this city
Sunday by constable Wilson Henry, on
twenty day commitment made out
by Justice d. B. Richardson of the
northern city. Charge of drunk and
disorderly.
Dan Curtis has sold his farm at
Five Points to Henry Bevans and pur-
chaser the twenty-five acres in the
west part of the city of George Sandle-
back, paying a consideration of S.
900 for same. Mr.. Curtis will conduct
dairy on his new farm.
The Long stock company opened
to a good house Monday night, the
play being the drama, Dora ThOrne'
Tonight they show the Heart of Alas
ka," a melodrama. This company is
we'll known in Lancaster and the play
ers, it is said, are better this year than
ever.
The city rock quarry has suffered
the general decline affecting all mum
icipal operations until the coming on
of warm weather in the spring. Al
present Mr.. Mccarthy has a small
gang of men employed taking out rock
and piling it ahead of the busy sea-
son.
Ladies of the w. G. T. U. will
make their annual visit to the asylum
on Thanksgiving afternoon. Anyone
having candies or fruits to contribute
will please leave same at the Method
list church on Wednesday. A cordial
invitation is extended all wishing tC
come.
Miss Alma May Taylor, reader an6
impersonator, is travelling in the cit
les and towns of northern Wisconsin
Miss Taylor says the cities of that reg.
ion are thoroughly wide awake and
hustling. Miss Taylor is at present
giving recitals at the city schools and
normal school of Superior.
Under Sheriff Frank Calls con.
Quoted the partition sale of the Ever
lett Blackburn farm in BeetowI
township last Friday. Mr.. Blackburn
buying it in for $12,275. There were
about 172 acres involved in the sale
anu the dCIlOu was DIOuuSHI ny WI
Blackburn to clear Up any other in
tereSts in the farm.
B. J. Lowrey writes from Ontario
Cal, that he is on his way home now
and after a sojourn at several Texas
points and brief visit in Chicago
he will arrive in Lancaster the frs
week in December. Mrs. Lowrey viii
go on to Michigan for a visit and Mr.
Lowrey will come to Lancaster to lool
after his business affairs in connec-
ton with the calendar business.
Mrs. Louise Chandler, teacher il
the Lancaster public schools, attend
ed the football game between Wiscon
sin and Minnesota at Madison Satur-
day and had the misfortune to be seat
ed on the bleachers at the north enc
of the grounds where the break oc'
Cured. Three sections of this par
Of tha seats went down under the