Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07


j. ] Seipp, Of CassviIle, was in
! Lancaster Wednesday.
Arthur Ringland, of potosi, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
Will Creamy, of Grundy Center,
Iowa, is visiting relatives here.
County Clerk Tufley had business
in Fennimore Wednesday afternoon,
Road Commissioner Wepking
went to Montfort on business Friday.
Francis 7 johnson, of Sinsinawa.
was visitor It the county seat last
week.
p. r. Egan was over from High
land attending to business matters
Friday.
George Selleck went to Platteville
on combined business and pleasure
trip Wednesday.
Mrs G. A. McAllister, of Morri
son, ILL.,, is visiting in Lancaster with
the Moore family.
Mrs Newman returned to her
home in Fennimore Thursday after a
pleasant visit in Lancaster,
Guernsey Abraham, of Blooming
ton who is now located in GAINESVILLE,
was brief visitor here Wednesday.
Little Mary Farrand spent several
days last week with her grand par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jackering at
the Hurricane.
Place e Jerrett will ship cattle,
veal calves, hogs and sheep next Mon
day and each Monday hereafter until
further nutice.
Mrs George Breed and daughter,
Lillian left for Hazel Green Friday,
where they will visit relatives before
returning to their home in Brookings,
South Dakota.
Vonda Kern, Of South Lancaster, at
tended the PlatteviIle fair last week,
during which time they were guests
of their cousin. Mrs Harry Zeller.
"A reduced rate Of three cents a
mile for the round trip has been Sc
cured to those attending the State
Fair in Milwaukee, Sept 12-16th.
Tickets are good from Monday, Sept.
18th, to the following Monday.
Complete arrangements have been
perfected for the daily ascensions and
flights Of the Wright Airship at the
State Fair, Sept 1916. On one day
FIVE mile race will take place be
tween the airship and an automobile.
Mr.. Hoxsey, who has recently gained
much prominence as an aviator, will
make the ascensions.
VIM. Bateman, Of Lincoln, Ne
braska, who visited old Lancaster
friends a few months ago and just
preceding his trip across the seas,
passed away at his old home in Eng
land. Mr.. Bateman was Of a genial,
whole hearted disposition and despite
his advanced age it was not dreamed
that he would not arrive safely home
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen B.
Carter was held from the residence
Wednesday, Rev. w. IT. Hannaford,
of the Congregational church ofdciat-
ing. Among the near relatives pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carter and
daughter and Mrs. Brigham, Of St.
Cloud, Mimi. ; MI. and Mrs. Richard
Carter, Of Dodgeville and Mrs Eliza
beth Carter Of Madison.
An ejectment case--B. F. Lathrod
VS. Will Engroff- before Justice
Q. W. Burrows this morning. The
plaintiff claims that the defendent has
been occupying his property in this
city in defiance of recent orders to
vacate Attys. R. A. Watkins and
E. M. Lowry appeared for the plain
tiff and defendant respectively. The
case was adjourned to September IA.
Mrs. "A. G. Knapp arrived home
Wednesday noon from Milwaukee,
where she has been visiting hel
daughter Marie. Marie many friends
will be glad to hear that she has
almost entirely recovered her usual
health and expects to return home
after a rest of several weeks. During
Mrs. Knapp's stay in Milwaukee. she
and her daughter had pleasant visit
with Frank Buchner and family al
Lake Pewaukee.
The Adams Patent Wheel Com
pany, of Cassville, in which many
Lancaster people own an interest
at a recent meeting decided tt
commence work on the superstructurf
Of their factory at once. The founda