Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-06-23


). p. Miller was here from Bos-
cobel Saturday.
D. Fl. Condy of Platteville was
in this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mankel were
in Bloomington Saturday.
Al. vesperman. of Fennimore.
was in Lancaster Saturday.
j. W. Smith, of Glen Haven,
was a visitor here last week.
B. Bowers and Ray Gull were
here from Fennimore Sunday.
Miss Bessie Gibbs visited the
forepart of last week in Ipswich.
e. E. Raisbeck was a county seat
caller from Bloomington Sunday.
p. BARLEY, of Bloomington, had
business here on Wednesday OF last
week.
4. Durni, M. NJ. Bushnell and
G. Smith were up from Platteville
Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. G. E. Slothower
expect to leave this week for Madison
tor visit.
Doris Schreiner expects to leave
today for Madison for visit with her
sister, Mrs r. Sanders.
Mrs. Frank Calls and little
daughter arrived home Sunday from
a visit with Montfort relatives.
Miss Sabina Stockert of Bloom
ington left Monday morning for
PlattevilIe where she will attend the
summer school.
L. D. Culver, who lives few
miles this SIDE of Platteville, paid
the Herald flying visit on Mon
day of this week.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Earl Cairns and Efie Connell,
both of Mt Hope; Oscar Sandstcgn,
Maiden Rock, Wis, and Julia Ray,
Platteville.
Miss Bessie Bracket returned
home Sunday from Blue River where
she has been teaching the past year.
Miss Myrtle Judd visited with h.r
during the last week of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Burrows and
daughter Myrtle expect to start this
morning on a weeks vacation trip to
Chicago, Milwaukee and Madi son.
They will visit relatives in Chicago.
Justice @. w. Burrows officiated
at the marriage of Herman Buamer
and Lotuie M. Guess of Wyalusing,
which took place in his Office June
90. The couple we're attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell of Five
Points.
The old Joe Smith livery barn
which has recently been conducted by
Frank Smith has been sUld to Leroy
Garthwaite and Winifrid Winskill.
They took possession Monday and will
endeavor to run first class feed and
livery barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Garner left
Monday morning for Madison to at
tend the U. W. commencement ex-
e-cIses. Their son Harrison is a
mempber of this years graduating
class of the civil engineering depart
ment of the State University.
VIM. Fl. Grinnell, of Beloit, is
the new department commander of the
@. A. R., elected at the state en-
campment held in Eau Claire last
week. In the list of appointments
made, Roger Williams of Lancaster,
was chosen as one OF the representa-
tives at large to the National encamp-
ment @. II. Wanamaker, of Bosco-
bel, is a congressional district rep
resentative, and Edgar Emo. of Lam
caster district alternate to the Ma
tlonal encampment.
In the list of promotions and
appointments in the various depart
ments of the University of Wisconsin
faculty we find the following changes
interesting to Lancaster people. Ward
Totman and 81. L. Garner have been
chosen as assistants in the dairying
and civil engineering departments
respectively. R. L. Lyman former
Lancaster high school assistant has
been promoted to an associate pro.
fessorship in rhetoric and oratorY.
Prof. J. F. A. PyIe who delivered the
commencement day address here has
been awarded the same honor. J. L.
Tormey. of Fennimore, was appointed
as an instructor in animal husbandry.
Miss Emily Cronin and Clarence
Howe, OF this city, are among the