Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-03


quite number picnicked in
Schreiner park Sunday.
Miss Portia Showalter returned
from the Chautauqua Monday. s ,--,--,
Mrs. Lizzie Block sand children
arrived home Saturday evening. v,,x1aw
Miss Kate Finnegan had the mis-
fortune to fail and sprain her wrist.
Miss Margaret Peacock arrived
home from Dodgeville last Wednesday
noon.
Paul Keitlinger, Byron Long and
mike" Long visited in Montfort
Sunday.
-Burne Pollock took DIR. j. G. Doc
little and wife to Platteville Thurs
day afternoon.
Misses Nellie and Alice Mcdonald
returned from Platteville summer
school. Saturday.
Mrs Geo. P. Goble went to
Madison last Friday for weeks
visit with friends.
Miss Allura Baldwin left Satur
day morning after ten days visit at
| the Baldwin home.
Miss Mabel JUDD is visiting in
| Milwaukee, New Holstein and
Lawrence. Michigan.
Mrs. P. G. Grimm of Cassville,
visited a few days at the Geo. w. Bar
rows home last week. go 49,, :.
Mrs. Will Morse, and baby ar
rived Friday evening, for a visit at
the A. G. Morse home
Keenan, and Genevieve Bennett ar
rived home last Tuesday evening,
after a visit in Madison
Don forget that the gymnasium
opens the first week IN Sept. Glass
will organize in August
The ST. Agnes Guild of the Epis-
copal church picnicked at the KIon-
dixie Spring last Thursday,
Mrs. Walter Brown of Milwau-
kee, left Sunday. after a few weeks
visit with Miss Fannie Frawley.
Will Dyer left for Roscobel. last
Sunday, with four horses which will
start in the races there next week.
Mrs. John Mikesch and daughter
Myrtle, Of Mason City. Iowa are visit
ing relatives and friends in Lancaster.
Miss Millicent Lisherness return
ed Saturday from four weeks visit
with the David Ball family. at Patch
Grove.
The Drossmakers' Association
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Selma KnobIe next Saturday evening
at 80
Place & Jerrett will ship cattle,
veal calves, hogs and sheep next Mon
day and each Monday hereafter until
further notice.
The work of laying cement walks
IS going on rapidly. Four crews are
busy in different parts of the city ard
before fail about two miles of cement
walk will have been laid.
Miss Mabel Drinkwater left for
Saskatchewan. Canada last Thursday.
She intends to live in the home Of
Father Monroe who is we'll remember
ed here as the rector Of the Episcopal
church in Lancaster.
"A letter from j. H. Howe, written
at Peak s Island, Maine, states that
the fishing is good there and that Dick
Brown caught ~ pound cod. The
party Mr. and Mrs. Howe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ell. W. Brown and Dick will
spend this week at Boston.
Rev. Olympia Brown, pastor Of
the Unitarian church of Racine, fell
down d flight Of stairs in her home
last week breaking both arms and
receiving internal injuries Rev.
Brown is we'll known in Lancaster,
and has spoken in our churches at
different times. She is president of
the state association for Equal
Suffrage.
The other day Miss Grace Farrand
found a purse on the floor in Hoffman s
restaurant. It was near one Of the
tables where some one had lost it
while eating lunch at noon. The
contents of the purse were examined
and it was fonnd to contain 1875.
The owners name was on several
checks, and it was not until he was
notified, that he missed the money.
1t belonged to Henry Vesperman. who
lives west of the city.
The Buick car that won the