Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-27

uuolh0sS IN Lancaster Wednesday OF
last week.
-Misss Alura Baldwin, of Kanka
kee' Ill. is visiting her cousin Miss
Dorothy Baldwin.
Harry Nathan has accepted a
position as book keeper for the Lam
caster Lumber Co.
Miss Magnetic Rogers returned
Monday evening from visit with
friends at Cassvile
Geo. Wahl Jr. went to Chicago
last Saturday He intends to attend
a schuol of auctioneering in that city.
Miss Ruth Hannafo1d returned to
her duties in Rockford. Saturday,
after a two weeks vacation at home.
Tom Haley left Tuesday morning
for his home in New Richmond,
where he will enjoy weeks vaca
tion.
Miss Rose Pennock gave picnic
party in Schreiner Park, Tuesday
afternoon for Misses Fern and Nellie
SpraguG.
Frank Meyer took the train for
Montfort Monday afternoon and re-
turned with his father the same even
ing by auto
Eight car loads of cattle were
shipped from Lancaster Monday.
This is exceptionally good for the time
of the year.
Carson Whitmore and his mother,
Mrs. E. Whltmore, are visiting in
Patch Grove, at the home of Mrs.
Paul Humphrey.
Mrs. FL. A. Pattison, and baby,
left for Rockford, Tuesday morning,
after pleasant visit with her aunt
Miss Abbie Phelps
Miss Ivanelle Critchlow has been
visiting for the past ten days with
Mrs. Peterson. who was formerly Miss
Tossy Dyer, at Mellen.
Miss Mabel Orion arrived home
from Rockford, Ill, last Thursday
evening. She had been visiting her
sister Mrs. Will Mackey.
Quite fruit famine was expert
enced on account of the freight wreck
of last week. The first supply was
welcomed last Thursday evening.
! Albert Wiedenbeck left Thursday
afternoon for Camp Douglas. He
will play in the (1st) regimental band
there during their summer encamp-
ment.
VIM. Fl. Rose was in Ii master
from Boscobel. Monday evening" He
is selling novel shower bath outfit
which fought to make hot weather
sufferers happy.
The band is in need of more
ciarioners, and Director Ed. Morse is
willing to take anyone interested in
this instrument and make him into
full fedged band man. This is an
opportunity that should be taken
advantage of.
Mrs Harvey j. Schmidt was
brought home from Fennimore last
Thursday by automobile. She seemed
to suffer no bad effects from the ride,
even though her condition was serious.
and Improvement continued. DR..
Godfrey is in attendance
"A man who gave his name as L.
F. Trehune, was arrested Thursday
morning for being drunk and disorder
| ly. His frequent changes from
drunkenness to apparent sobriety were
due to the use of cocaine He pro-
fessed to be travelling man selling
brushes.
Bert Shipley, whose duties kept
him employed ia the vicinity Of Bos-
cobel last week, spent Sunday at
home. He was accompanied by his
brother Walter, who runs a barber
shop in Boscobel, and Mrs. Shipley.
who had been visiting her sister at
Lancaster Junction, returned home on
the same train with them Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Allen and
baby daughter Allene. who have been
guests Of Mrs. Aliens parents, the
editor Of The Herald and wife. started
Monday for their hume in Lansing,
Mich, where Mr.. Allen holds
responsible position in the state
treasury department.. Mrs. Allen and
baby have been here for about eight
weeks but Mr.. Allen ouly came two
weeks ago.
The first prize in the Teller's
voting contest was won by Miss
Rachel Payne, living east of the city