Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shipley went
toFennimore Friday
Mrs Chas Jewel visited at her
old home near Fennimore day or two
last week.
Miss Adeline Lane, of Lamont.
H., arrived Thursday for visit with
her brother, Capt. j. F. Lane.
John Tnier Jr. started Monday
for Alabama, where he has a brother
lying dangerously i'll in hospital. :
Miss Floyd Stevens returned home
Monday evening from Milwaukee,
where she has been trimming in a
millinery establishment for several
weeks
Miss Ruth HarcIeroad while at
play at school last week fell and in
jured her spine quite serio 1siy. She
has been confined to her bed the past
few days
The teachers in our schools living
out of town have with three excep-
tions returned home for the summer
vacation. Prin. Trainer and Misses
Young and Sabin remained for a
longer visit.
The joint memorial services of
the Royal Neighbors and Modern
Woodmen we're held at the NJ. W. A.
hall last Sunday afternoon. The pro-
gram was an appropriate one and each
number was we'll presented, A large
audience attended the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren, of
Spring Valley. Mimi. autoed to Lam
caster last Thursday and visited with
Lancaster relatives. Mrs. Warren
who is niece Of DIR, J. H. Reed, Is
better known to her many friends here
as Miss Nan Howdle. They started
on their return trip Monday.
"A brief session of circuit court
was held last Friday, In the suit of
Monfort State Bank VS. r. G Hendricks
a judgment for the plaintiff was or
dered. Interlocutory judgments of
divorce were ordered in the following
cases James Smith VS. Daisy Smith;
James Lewis VS. Maria Lewis; Loretta
Levins VS. John r Levins and Richard
Fitch VS. Nellie Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Watkins of
ST. Louis, Mo-. surprised their folks
by meeting them on the streets of
Lancaster Saturday afternoon. They
arrived unexpectedly at noon after
spending very pleasant week with
relatives and friends in northern
Illinois and Iowa. They expect to
enjoy a pleasant months vacation in
So. Lancaster.
"A couple of boys were playing
catch several days ago in front of the
house when the ball event wild"
and glancing from a telegraph pole
crashed through the large plate glass
window IN the front of the building.
10 OOLu0uSiOu6 VI bhO U4OhOh PohO
were 68 by 100 inches. The glass r
was replaced yesterday.
Rev. VIM. g. Laube has been
asked to oficiate Sunday at the
German Presbyterian church and it is
hoped that all the members and friends
will enjoy one more of these delight
fully cool Sundays listening to his
ever welcome sermons Mr.. Craemer
being in Nebraska it will be impos
sible for him to arrive home in time
to be with us Sunday. Sunday school
and church at the usual hours.
Hurricane church at 2 80 p m. x.
Mrs Beth Bowers. accompanied
by her daughter Baeruth and Miss
Bessier Trotwine, drove 10 PotOsi last
week where they met the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Trotwine, and her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Fengler. all of Dubuque, who came
up the river in big launch. The
entire party then steamed up the
Mississippi to point near Spring
Lake where they picnicked for day
or two and slept on the launch, which
| is fitted up as a house boat.