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

J. H. Oakley, Of Bagley, was in
Lancaster Friday.
Miss Jennie Farrand attended
Platte7ille fair last week.
B. S. Mitchell, of Sparta, was
here or business Thursday.
-George Hannatord and Lloyd
Garner went to Sitter Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Burr attended
the Big Badger Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cox and child
left Monday for Montfort for visit.
W E. Lewis, of Patch Grove,
was Lancaster visitor Wednesday.
Herman Miller, of Boscobel, is
employed in the HolzmiIler barber
shop.
Evelyn Richter and Alice Tiff, of
Potosi, were Lancaster visitors Wed
nesday.
Byron NIabon, of Mortified,
Mimi, was in Lancaster on business
last week.
H. S. Vaughan. of PlatteviIle,
had business in Lancaster Thursday of
last week.
Walter Austin and family are
visiting with relatives in various
parts Of Iowa.
Misses Hannah and Julia Ander-
son, of Montfort visited in Lancaster
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Benoy visited during
the past week in Dodgeville at the
Chris Rohr home.
Mrs. Russel Taylor has been en-
joying a visit in Boscobel at the
Frank Taylor home
Clarence Gates left Friday noon
for Madison where he will shortly take
up his studies in the state university
Miss May Alcorp returned 10 her
home in Ladysmith Monday after an
enjoyable visit with Lancaster rela-
tives.
DIR. and Mrs Hassell have return
ed from an extended visit at Everett,
Washington, and other places on the
Pacific coast.
Miss Florence Judd left Thursday
for Hurley S, D., where she will
have charge of the 5th and 9Th grades
IN the high school.
w. j. Dyer's race horse King
Donald was shipped to North Dakota
Monday to b9 entered in the races in
that section of the country.
Mrs. A. R. Wanazek started
Wednesday for Grand Forks, N. D.,
where she will join her husband and
that city will become their home.
Tom Wright left for Cuba City
Wednesday. He was employed in L,
Hounsel's harness shop while Mr..
Hounsel attended the Plarteville fair.
Will Henkel and Eugene Wood
house, of this city and George See
man, of Boscobel, camped at the
Willow Cabin at Prairie du Bay last
week.
Miss Nettie Oswald arrived home
Wednesday from Milwaukee where she
has been taking treatment at the
Sacred Heart Sanitarium for the past
two months
Byron Price has gone to Lacrosse
where he will make his headquarters
while firing on the Burlington. Mrs.
Price and children are visiting in
Mazomanie.
The Model f Buick automobile
formerly owned Of c. H. Basford and
traded in by him as part payment for
his new car, was purchased by George
Angus from the Hokanson Company of
Madison.
Glare Totman, Frank and Ralph
Stone and Edgar Parsons, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, arrived home Thursday
night from camping trip to Gamers
Landing near CassvilIe. They report
good fishing and fine time.
Misses Gladys Jordan, Hazel
Bryhan, Fern Petty, Leila Goble and
Nellie Belscamper are new pupils in
Milwaukee Normal from Lancaster
this year Miss Jeanette Mccoy COM
pletes her second year of study in the
same institution.
The construction of cement side
walks is keeping large number Of
cur local workmen busy. The fol
lowing have good sized crews at
work Walter Garthwaite, Clark
Showalter, Rogers q Knox, John
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