Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-08-25

-W.P. Peters. of DodgeviIle, had
business here Thursday.
j. 7. Bo of Fennimore was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
-Chas Hickock. of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster Wednesday.
Emil RucktI, of Fennimore, at
tended the circus here Wednesday.
Henry Roethe of Fennimore at
tended the circus here Wednesday.
II. A. Taylor and family were
here from Bloomir gton Wednesday.
DIR. S. W. DooIittle received
new Ford automobile Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs George Reed and
children went to Prairie du Chen
Thursday.
Albert Wiedenbeck left Satur-
day afternoon for two days visit in
Fennimore.
Frank Meyer returned to his work
at the B. NJ andB mine near Living
ston Thursday.
The Lancaster Band has been
engaged to play at the Bloomington
fair September s, 8, and 10.
Mrs. Joseph Winterlane of Jeffer
son arrived Saturday evening for
visit with Lancaster relatives.
Miss Myrtle Livens returned to
Madison Monday after a visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Llvens.
The c. W. Ray family expect to
move to Texas in about a month,
where they will conduct fruit ranch.
Mrs. Henry Elwell of Clarion ar
rived Thursday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bud
worth.
Wilbur McGonigal left Monday
noon for Madison for visit with his
mother who is taking medical treat
ment.
r. N. Hoskins and family, of
Bloomington. attended the perform
ance of Gollmar Bros. circus last
Wednesday.
Henry Clark, who has been en-
ployed for some time at Indianapolis,
Ind, is visiting his parents and other
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. G. W. Knapp and son, Carl
Walker, left Thursday morning for
Milwaukee, where the latter had a
operation performed on his nose.
Miss Ada Avery of Elroy, Wis,
arrived last week for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Reese and brother, Fred
Avery. the proprietor of the auto re-
pair shop.
-Prin. TIaner is hard at work
making his plans for the opening of
school. The school catalogues recent
Imprinted in this office are being
distributed.
Mrs. Victor E. Kamm left Sat-
urday for Platteville after a pleasant
visit with her parents. Her brother
accompanied her for two days
visit at the G. F. Rowe home.
Miss Alta Skate of Livingston,
who completed the high school course
here in 1904, has been engaged as
teacher in the intermediate depart
ment in the Tony. Wis, schools.
VIM. Spencer of this city Will
oIen shoe repair shop in Cassville
in the Hillary building. Mr.. Spen-
was engaged in the sams business in
Lancaster for a time and gave excel
lent satisfaction.
The football season will be here
In the course of a few weeks. The
Lancaster high school students do not
intend to organize an eleven this year
but are already planning to put a
baseball team in the field instead.
S E. Smalley of Cuba City. for
mer assemblyman from this county,
has been re-appointed by Governor
Davidson as a member of the State
Mining school board, which has charge
of the mining school at Platteville.
The appointment is for term of four
years.
DIR. J. 81. Reed received the sad
news Friday of the death the night
previous of his niece, Mrs. Hyla
Howdle- Hardenberg of Lewis, la. Mrs.
Hardenberg was the daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Howdle forr Fly of
Lancaster. Funeral sery ices and
burial were held Sunday in Lewis.