Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-23
iverett Treloar visited in Steuben

last week. tfs0 f@'
j. W. Watson was over from
Livingston Friday.
"A. J. Oleson, of Montfort, was in
Lancaster Saturday. ssl
e. L. Vesperman, of Ellenboro,
was caller Friday.
&C. Dietzman. of Platteville was
in Lancaster Friday. .
George Garrett, of Flora, was
IN Lancaster Saturday.
j. o. Hughes. of PIattveille, was
in this city Saturday.
j. o. Cushman. of Montfort, was
a Lancaster caller Friday.
County Clerk TUfiey had bushes
In Marion last Wednesday.
-Chas Bohringer. Of, Glen Haven,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
IN. J. Tiedeman visited in Platte
Vile the fore part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs s. Thanhouser
visited in Milwaukee last week.
g. z. Clanton was down from
Fehnimore on basiness Saturday.
ID. B. Brunson. OF Fennimore,
was Lancaster caller Wednesday.
Leroy Oates is employed at the
B. NJ. 81 B. mine near Livingston.
Rev. Schleicher'a assisted Rev.
Pape in Potosi several days last week.
VIM. Baker left Saturday morn
ing for Linden for visit with rela-
tives.
David and John Baldwin. of
Bloomington. were county seat visitors
Wednesday. aIgles
The Woman's Club meets with
Mrs. Harry Nathan Monday afternoon,
Feb. 28th, at , 80.
"A class of nineteen was initiated
into the local lodge OF Beavers last
Saturday evening. Id. "a ii.
Miss Grace French, of Blooming
ton, visited last week with her friend
Miss Genevieve Ennor.
Mrs Chester Regain, of st. Louis.
Missouri, arrived Thursday for q
visit with relatives here.
Miss Stella Smith who has been
employed in Blanchardvills this winter
visited at home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Bass Visited
last week in Cuba City at the home
the formers brother, j. ]. Bass
Mics Young resumed her work as
teacher in the high school last week
after several days serious illness.
The roads were commencing to
look pretty dirty when Sundays fall
of snow came to whiten them again.
Il. G. Mckinney, a former
Grant county newspaperman, is now
editor Of the Gilroy California;
Gazette.
Phil BENEFITS, who is employed
in Tomah, Wis. visited with his
relatives here last week, returning
home Saturday.
Glare Totman returned to Madi-
son yesterday afternoon to resume his
studies IN the q. W. after a short
vacation at home.
Rev. @. A. Buffers, of Viroqua,
the former pastor of the Lancaster NJ
E. church, has started on pilgrimage
to the Holy Land.
ALBERT Hore, who has been en-
ployed at the coal mines in Prairie
City. Iowa, has again taken up his
residence in Little Grant.
General Calls Circle will hold
patriotic exercises at their hall Thurs
day evening at 80. All members
are requested to be present.
Mrs. W. o. Stephens. of Kadoka,
s. d. arrived several days ago for a
visit IN Lancaster, Cassville and
other towns of this vicinity.
Miss Vera McNair, of Houghton.
Mich, student in the Wisconsin
University, visited last week at the
home of her grandmother.
-Chas. McCauley who is employed
by the .Aupperle Grocery Co. arrived
home Wednesday from visit in La
Crosse, Mt. Sterling and Gays Mills.
Mrs. Frank Crowley, and little
daughter returned to their home in
Madison Wednesday after a visit aG
home IF her aunt Mrs. S. E. HasselI.
Horse buying seems to be the