Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-31

last week.
L. Rehenthler was down from
Sitter Monday.
"A. W. ApplebY was over from
Boscobel Thursday.
j. W. Watson was her from
Livingston Thursday.
Mrs. M. w. Register is here visit
ing her niece Mrs. Lon Wayne,
Lily Garner arrived home from
Rockford last Tuesday evening,
Miss Rose Pennock left Thursday
to spend her vacation at Round Lake.
Miss Mary Livens left Thursday
for Rockford, where she will visit her
sister, Ada.
james HarcIeroad was in Mont
fort Thursday uperintending d
sheriff s sale.
Miss Vera Hickok was in Lancas-
ter Monday, and left for Dodgevi lie
in the afternoon.
Isaac Garthwaite, who was kicked
by horse Monday of last week, is
recovering nicely.
Miss Edith Pennock, of Bloom
ington, arrived Friday for visit
with Mrs. Leslie Clark.
Miss Emily Roberts returned Fri
day evening from visit with Mrs.
Clay Chapman, Of Platteville.
Mrs. G. w Knapp arrived home
Saturday noon after an extended visit
with her daughter in Velva, North
Dakota.
Miss Frances Andrew returned to
her home in Livingston yesterday,
after a pleasant visit with Lancaster
friends.
Miss Lilley Young, of Madison,
arrived in Lancaster yesterday to take
up her work as a member of the high
school faculty.
VIM. Stark, who has been en-
ployed as bar tender at the Philips
Eouse for some time, on Monday
morning left for Platteville where he
intends to go into business
Mrs. Walter Weber arrived home
Wednesday noon after living year
at the Boulder sanitarium in Colorado
Mrs. Weber has gained greatly in
weight and is now perfectly we'll.
Road Commissioner Wepking left
on Monday morning fer Wingville
township, where he is overseeing con-
siderable road work. Mr.. Wepking
has kept ION the jump all summer
and many of the county highways
show marked improvement in con-
sequence.
Mrs. John Arthur and daughter,
Grace, of Asbury Park, N. j., left
Monday after months visit with
different members of the Ziegler
family here. They will visit a few
days in Milwaukee. Miss Bertha
Ziegler accompanied them as far as
Milwaukee, where she will visit rela
tives.
Mrs. Frank Mcmahon and chill
dren, of Madison, were here over Sat
urday and Sunday. Little John Nc
Mahon returned with his mother Mon
day after visiting with his grand par
ents for the past ten weeks. Frank
McMahon fell and fractured a rib, in
Madison and consequently was unable
to come.
"A party consisting Of Mrs. Thos.
Orion, Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. G. w.
rockingham, Mrs. Bryhan and
daughter Elizabeth, Mrs HelDerg,
Mrs. Sam Stephens, Mrs. John John
son, and Mrs. E. NJ. Lowry went to
Fennimore Saturday to celebrate Mrs.
Newman s eighty fifth birthday at the
home of VIM. Corheld. A delightful
time was enjoyed by all.
Arnold Hauser continues to make
good in the National League and such
a star as Johnnie Evers, of the Cubs,
and others who know the game equal
ly we'll, predict for the former Ian
caster player a brilliant future. A
recent interview with Roger Bres-
nahan, the st. Louis manager, brought
forth this statement. Take young
Hauser. He has made good and [
think he is the finest young short stop
in the business. In season or SO he
will compare with the best there are
in the game.
"A mad dog ran wild on the streets
of Doscobel a week ago and before it
could be dispatched bit the two little
sons of Jacob Sanger of that place.
Aft II the animal was captured and