Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-09-27
SITTER.

Roy McCllmanS has sold part OF his
farm to Les Klaise
Hiram Keller is building fine new
dwelling house on his farm.
James Waterman spent Sunday at
the home of Miss Clara Bast.
Andrew Lewis from Bulls Run, was
here last week.
E. Buddac is building a house for
his full blooded stock hogs.
VIM. Hahnn is building a new barn
on the Joe Stiffcook farm
A car load of butter and cheese was
shipped from here last week.
Ed Rothe is. building new CON
crete silo.
Several from here were to the big
dance at Preston last Friday evening.
High Kitelinger was in town one
day last week.
Louis BOurner from Liberty Ridge
was here last Saturday.
Oscar Gerdhardt and family motor
ed to Bagley last Friday to visit with
AL Marshall's.
Last Wednesday it hailed like h
in Animation. The ground was white.
Only a few stones fell here.
Our teacher of the primary room,
Miss Mae Boyle, spent Sunday at her
home in Lancaster.
Fred Mier and Fred Spease, employ
es of the Potosi brewery, spent Sun
day in Sitter
Miss Ruby Hoffman from Lancaster
was here visiting William Schuppen-
er, last week.
Ed. Lind, dealer in live stock, ship
ped nine car loads the past week. Well
done, Ed.
George Dengler, the king Of corn
cutters, finished cutting corn for fill
ing silos, last week.
Ben Ward, formerly from Sam
Kemper's, but now employed at Liv-
ingston in the mines, was here last
Sunday.
Charles Vendenberg and George
Eustice from Linden where they have
employment in the mines, were home
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Bracket from North Ian
caster, was here for a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stip-
pich.
Mrs. Max Sigel from Baraboo, Wis,
was here last week spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Anton
Kitchener and other relatives.
James Reed and his crew of men
hulled fifty eight bushels of clover
seed one day last week. Glover seed
is turning out good this fall Mr..
Reed has a good outfit and good men
with him.
Miss. Della Dull from Platteville,
principal Of our school, resigned her
position on account of i'll health and
returned to her home last Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Seipp, from Cassville,
will fill the vacancy.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Lind and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Smith went to Cassville
Saturday in Eds car, to spend the
day with Mrs Smiths father and sis
ter, Mr.. George Chase, and Miss Olive
Mr.. Chase is able to get around again,
after his long sick spell.
Frank Eisele sold six nice fall suits
last Saturday. He has in a nice new
line of samples-all the latest styles.
He can fit you out in any color If
your complexion is light, by a light
suit; if red, buy a red suit; if green,
I~buy a green suit; if dark, buy a black
suit. Frank, what kind of a suit are
you going to sell bald headed man
You will have to sell him a bear
skin suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson and daugh-
ter, and Dewey Schuppener from
Platteville, visited last Sunday with
Dewey Schuppener's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Schuppener. Mr.. Patter-
son is station operator at Platteville
for the c., n. w. Ry, and Dewey is
baggagemaster at the same station.
They made the trip in Mr.. Patterson's
car.
Next Friday evening we are going
to have another big dance in the grand
opera house. KIaise Bros orchestra
will furnish the music and a big feed
at the restaurant Everybody invited
to attend. Come and shake your self
hard enough to feed the chickens. 1t
will be another hummer. Don't miss
it. Friday, September 20. Come and
and bring your best half
Charles Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith from Clark county, Wis,
is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fred Wagner from Klemings,
Wis, was here last week to see her
hother, Mrs. John Plattener, who has
been sick.
There is young man living in our
community who says that he has got
tired of living a bachelors life and
rather than run away with another
mans wife he is going to get married
and settle down. 1t may be all right
at that, but we have to stay single