Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-14

Harry Strong is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago.
Master Beryl Bennett is visit
ing at Fennimore.
Wonder if Lancaster will have
circus this summer?
Mrs. Helen Mayne returned to
her home in Iowa Monday.
Hubert Alt and Fred Duncalf
are camping at Bertram lake.
The Odd Fellows will hold their
next state meet at Sheboygan.
Editor Falley and son took de-
parture Sunday for Wahpeton.
Miss Nellie Shepherd is guest
of her sister. Mrs. N. j. Tiedemann.
Born, Saturday, June 10, to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Vincent,
daughter.
Mrs. Glennon and daughter
Kate, Of Potosi, are guests of Leo
Meysembourg and family.
If there is time for everything,
some people would do we'll to take
a day off and do a little thinking.
The man who can't look after
his own business has no trouble in
looking after his neighbours affairs.
Rev. N. F. Chapman will give
a picture sermon at Pleasant Ridge
U. B. church next Friday at p. m.
DIR. Seaman and family are
packing their goods ready for re-
moval to their new home at Prairie
du CHEN.
Guy Horsfall, the right hand
man at Nick Tiedemann's pop fact
Dry, was at Cassville on business
yesterday.
Lewis BETTER, of Bloomington,
ex-register of deeds, was shaking
hands with his numerous friends in
Lancaster Monday.
Al. Sturmer of Beetown is re-
presenting the Masonic lodge Of that
village at the annual meeting Of the
grand lodge in Milwaukee.
Many farmers will start hay
ing this week. The crop is the
heaviest that has grown for long
term of years in this section.
in the opinion of the Herald
Lancaster business men missed it
in allowing the 4th of July to go by
without a celebration this year.
Lou Dechow took departure
Sunday for Dubuque. He will visit
at Cassvllle, also at Spooner and
Superior and then 60 to Portland.
Mrs. r. N. Trentzsch, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Wenzel, Fay Trentzsch
and Elsie Kinzel visited over Sun
day at Bloomington. The two last
named remained there.
Sheriff Glenn was at Prairie du
Chen Yesterday to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the high
lschool there. His daughter, Miss
Elma, was one of the graduates.
Judge and Mrs. Goodsell leave
| for Milwaukee Saturday, the former
being a delegate to the national
convention of Woodmen. They will
visit at Dodgeville over Sunday.
The Congregational ladies will
please remember the Ladies' Aid
society at the church on Friday of
this week. 1t is desired THAT the
Quilt be finished at once and another
one started.
Prof. Duncalf left Saturday
night on camping trip and goes to
Beloit Sunday afternoon to attend
the Commencement exercises. After
this he expects to spend the sum
mer at home.
i Prof. Slothower, his son, Pau.
Howell, Rush Godfrey and Charles
Metcalf left Monday noon fol
Burton where they will camp for g
few days and enjoy the fishing ir
Grant river.
Miss Stiles and Miss K1lbourr
will leave this week for Beloit anG
Chicago respectively. Miss Xii
bourn will join Miss Sawyer at Chi
cago to take up her work in Liter
allure at the University. The extra
work at the University is taken III
to fit her for a higher degree il
Liter allure.
Miss Sawyer left SATURDAY
afternoon for her home in Chicago
On her way home she stopped for {
couple of days with herl friend Mrs
Crowley in Madison. Miss Sawyer
will start some worklIat the Uni