Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-31

Miss Mae Kepler was a Hurricane
visitor last week.
John Shipley has resigned his
position in Victor HulzmiIIer's barber
shop.
Miss Roseleip Of Platteville and
Miss Haswell of Chicago, arrived last
Friday.
--Erskine Miller arrived home yes
terday after al all summer visit in
South Dakota.
Minis. Harley sprague and Albert
Sprague of Bloomington, spent Sun
day with Mrs. George Budd.
Curtis Totman left today for
Chicago, where he will start in his
studies in the American Automobile
school,.
The fall term of the Wisconsin
State Mining Trade School at Platte
vile, Wis, begins on Wednesday,
Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Dan Kinney visited at
Hurricane last week at ths home of
her sons, Ora and Rolly Kinney
and family.
Place & Jerrett will ship cattle,
veal calves, hogs and sheep next Mon
day and each Monday hereafter until
| further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kinney were
Bloomington visitors over Sunday. |
They visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kinney.
Miss Elva Wetzig, who had been
visiting at the home Of Lester Peck
and family and other friends, return
ed to her home at Highland last Fri
day.
Ned Ivey went to Milwaukee
Monday where he will begin his work
as clerk in large shoe store there.
Punk is a first rate salesman and
his many friends feel sure Of his sue.
cess.
RS. Olmstead of Boscobel and j.
B. Bradbury. of Fennimore, both
prominent candidates for the Office of
Register of Deeds were in Lancaster
yesterday.
The Mystic Workers will hold
their annual basket picnic at the
farm home of Harry Swab Friday,
Sept. End. Teams will be at the K.
P. hall at 8; 80 a. m. Families and
friends are cordially invited.
The Herald is obliged to leave out
several sets of county correspondence
intended for this week S ISSUE greatly
to our regret. Included in these are
Sitter, Glen Haven, Big Grant and
Keller contributions.
Twenty five dollars for one half
bushel of potatoes sounds unreasonable,
but F. P. Barnett offers a $25. 90 watch
either lady's or gents size for the
best one-half bushel of potatoes dis
played on the Fair ground by noon of
the second day Of the Grant County
Fair. Full particulars on page 10 Of
TIE Fair book, or call at the store.
After the regular business meet
ing of the Women's Relief Corps On
Saturday Aug. 27th, tables heavily
laden with all the good things Of the
season were brought into the main
hall and between forty and fifty ladies
sat down to bountiful supper given
in honor of Mrs. Levi Garner, who is
soon to leave for her new home in
Madison. The president Mrs. Maria
Irish made few appropriate remarks
to which Mrs Garner responded feel
ingly. Press Cor.
Mrs. Cassie Trenn, Of Mt. Ida,
died Sunday afternoon at about one
O'Clock after being confined to her bed
for several days. Her ailment, which
in mild form, was of long standing,
seemed to be of a tubercular nature.
Mrs. Urenn was born ia 1866 and spent
most Of her life IN Grant county. She
was first married to George Mitchell
whose death occurred twelve years
ago Two years ago she was united in
marriage to Will Urenn. She is sur
vived by one daughter, an aged
mother, three brothers and one sister.
Walter Knox of this city is brother.
Funeral services were held yesterday
morning at the M. E. church at Mt.
Ida, Rev. Vincent Of Viola officiating.
-Klondike spring water has been
called by one enthusiast a general
purpose liquid. - Many Lancaster
housewives disagree with this state
ment to the extent of swearing by the
old fashioned cistern for clothes wash
ing and lavatory purposes. They claim
go;1