Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-08

/ j. Niehaus, of Fennimore. was in
this city Sunday.
H. j. Smiley. of Platteville, was
in Lancaster Saturday. %
Dan Smith. of Fennimores called
on friends here Saturday. ala
i Alden Murray and John Ricke. of
Boscobel, were in Lancaster Sunday.
H. s. Vaughan. of Platteville.
was business caller here Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Blanchard and
children left Monday for Fennimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker
have been enjoying a visit in Madi-
SOD.
W. D. BrownelI, of Boscobel,
called on friends in this city on Sat-
urday.
james and Walter Curtis of
Cuba City, were callers in Lancaster
Saturday.
Miss Ella R oseleip. of Platte
vile. was passenger on the evening
train Saturday.
| If the weather man is generous
there will be a record breaking crowd
at the Grant County fair next week.
The straw hat season. as general
ly recognized, is ended. and the time
for the toothsome oyster is again at
hand. Is
Clyde SuttIe who is employed as
an enamelef for the Northern electric
Go. at Madison is visiting with mis-
parents ~
Mrs. w. E. Webb visited in
Platteville from Thursday until Mon
day at the home Of her aunt Mrs. G.
F. Rowe.
A lady's umbrella has been
found by Miss Rosalie Ludvik and
brought to this Office where it awaits
an owner.
MIR. and Mrs n. G. Nathan and
DR.. James H. Fowler visited couple
of nights last week with the campers
at Mccartney.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Morse expect
shortly to move into the Frank Hor-
ton residence which they have rented
in the second ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Webb and
daughter Mary and Mrs. g. D. Pedlar
attended the PaItteviIle fair last week
returning home Friday evening.
Phil Goldstein expects to pur-
chase a new automobile of the latest
model. He has disposed of his Schacht
high wheeled auto to Bert Shipley.
Elmer Eastman arrived home
Friday noon from Platteville. He
was accompanied by his brother
Henry who visited couple of days.
&C. c.. Roberts sold four new
pianos last month one each to Mrs. A.
J. Hyde. Rev. L. Schmidt and John
Cox, all of Lancaster, and one to-
Metcalf Hillery, of Beetown.
&C. A. Langridge has arrived home
from visit with his son c. T. Lang
ridge in Velva, N. D.. and his daugh-
ter Mrs. Walters in Alberta, Canada.
He spend a very pleasant summer in
the northwest.
Frank Heidel, of Alma, Iowa, ex-
poets shortly to take up work in F.
P. Barnett g jewerly store where he
was formerly employed. We are glad
to welcome Mr.. Heidel and family
back TO Lancaster.
Herman Buchner returned last
Wednesday evening from an outing of
several days at Lake Pswaukee, where
he had very enjoyable time. The
fish stories he tells are very modest
ones. of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B Sherman,
formerly of Texas and who have been
visiting relatives recently in this
city and vicinity, have decided to
make their home in the future in
Council Bluffs, I1wa
w. 3. Dyer has his two horses
entered in the Madison fair races this
week. King Donald is entered in the
2 30 pace Thursday and Bill Hinman
in the 2 IA trot Friday. Purses for
both these events are $400.
The following spent large por-
tion of last week in Madison most of
them attending the reunion of the
Latter Day Saints: Minis. John
Blackburn ST.. Wallie Garthwaite
ord o Drnnnn AEoaAa. D..