Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-06
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Especial Correspondence to Herald J
Ezra Stippich from Scotland, S. D
is here visiting relatives.
Henry Schuppener sold Louis Nc
Kee $50 lunches for his sale.
Fred Speas from Potosi, is here on
his vacation, hunting.
Ed Lind is preparing to start a bull
association.
Mr.. Charles Huston spent Sunday
at Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Stitch were here
last Friday shopping.
Leon 10y of Animation was here last
Saturday and George Goldman
Mr.. and Mrs Mirlo Boar spent
Thanksgiving at Mineral Point.
A load from Animation was here Sun
day evening.
Miss Clara Bast is visiting her
cousin, Miss Freda Goldman, at An
nation.
James Waterman of Platteville
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Clara
Bast.
Miss Fannie Frawley from Lancas-
ter was here visiting with her sister
Mrs. Ed Lind.
Miss Florence Myer of Lancaster
spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Leila Schuppener.
The r. n. A. meet with Mrs. James
Woolstenholme next Thursday. Re-
freshments will be served.
The gun club met last Thursday
afternoon and did some good shoot
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman and daugh-
ter Ruby, from Lancaster, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Miss Marie Myer, teacher in Dist. Z,
and Miss Bessie Murphy, of Dist. 3
spent Thanksgiving at Lancaster at
their homes
Miss Marie Myer, teacher in dist.
Z, Miss Bessie Murphy, teacher in
dist. 3, went to Lancaster Wednesday
evening to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King and Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Garner. and Mr. and
Mrs. John Heiliger and son from Ian
caster, were here last Sunday.
John Novinski built a new silo for
Erna Hahnn on the Joe Zifka farm.
John did good job. If you want a
new silo give John whack at it. Erna
has his new barn finished and will
soon go to housekeeping.
Last Wednesday evening some
young man had trouble with his car
near the James Reed residence After
getting all Of James Reeds engine
and hammers and working
for two hours they located the trouble.
The matter was the spark plug After
replacing it with new one he went
on his way rejoicing.
G. H. Goldman, while in town last
Saturday looking for a chance. to
catch a ride home to Animation saw his
faithful horse coming to town after
him all alone without a driver. Some
of the family hitched up the
horse in Animation, six miles away and
told the horse to come to Sitter. At
ter George. The faithful old horse
came all the way alone, and every
thing was right side up when it got
here.
Last Wednesday our school, under
the management of Miss Lottie Seipp
and Miss Mae Boyle gave a nice pro
gram at the school house. All those
who attended reported a good program.
Refreshments were served by the
teachers and all had nice time. Our
fall term has been we'll conducted I'M
der their management. Wednesday
evening they went to Lancaster to
spend Thanksgiving at their homes.
Everett Blackburne, our garage man
has traded off his garage and dwelling
house and all his town property to
Albert McClimons for his farm known
as the Denzler farm, taking possess
sion January 1, 1917 Mr.. Blackburne
started the garage here and had done
and worked UP big business, and has
had at one time three men working
for him Mr.. McClimons will run the
garage the same as Mr.. Blackburne
has done the past year and he will
handle cars and lay in a nice stock
Of auto supplies. Mr. BIackburne
wishes 70 thank the public for the lib