Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


C. w. Munger was up from Cass-
Vile Thursday.
j. G. Spear of PlatteviIle was
here Thursday.
j. E Sunrod was over from High
land. Thursday.
! There is a new boy at the home of
Milo Pritchett.
Harry Basford went to Montfort
Friday morning
Vim. Mcmahon went to Muscoda
Sunday afternoon.
August Losh of Little Grant
was in town Friday.
w. K. Brun, of Beetown was
here last Thursday.
Will Kapp was in town from
Little Grant Friday.
w. 81. johnson was in Boscobel
and Muscoda last week.
H. Buchner arrived home from
Platteville Friday evening.
VIM. E. Webb is suffering from
mild attack Of Appendicitis.
john Roesch, is very seriously iii
at his home in North Lancaster.
Miss Nellie Howell is in Platte
Vile attending the Chautauqua.
Claude Hickok, Of Bloomington.
had business in Lancaster Friday.
Mrs. Doctor Fowler and little
daughter are still in Marengo, ILL.,,
enjoying their vacation.
Oscar Wright and DR.. W. L.
Ivey spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mcpherson s branch, fishing for trout.
Harold Mccoy arrived home
from Madison. Saturday evening, He
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Parkinson.
Mrs Geo. Glider returned Mon
day noon from Fennimore, after a few
days visit with the Andrew Glider
family there.
Mrs Fl G. Place, of Brandon,
with her son and daughter. Arnold
and Margaretha, are here visiting
at the Frank Heidel home
"A business meeting of the mem
! bers of the Baptist church has been
called for two O. clock Saturday, July
50th. By order Of the trustees.
G. ]. CALVIN has returned to his
duties at Virginia, Mimi, after a
pleasant two weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. Calvin.
Richard Meyer attended direct
ors' meeting of the Sunrise Mine at
Rewey last Friday and also spent a
few days following at Miff1in and
vicinity.
Matthew Flesch spent Sunday in
Fennimore and went from there to
Milwaukee on Monday to attend a
convention Of the Catholic knights Of
America.
Hugh Livingston. Of Livingston,
was in Lancaster Friday. He re-
turned lately from sojourn in Texas,
and Mexico where be invested in ir-
rigated lands.
Miss Nora Caspers of Liberty had
the misfortune to sprain an ankle last
Thursday decorating the ligaments of
the foot and causing a painful but not
serious injury.
Charlotte Osborn, Of Blooming
ton, was examined by doctors G. A.
Haymen and J. G. Belts and reported
insane She was committed to the
state hospital at Mendoza, by County
Judge Goodsell.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Clifton. A rig
will leave the church at O'Clock All
who wish to go may meet there
promptly at the hour or at Mrs. James
Webbs.
Conductor Gus Helberg and wife
returned to Lancaster Monday after
enjoying an extended vacation. Con-
ductor Thomas A. Laughlin, who has
been substituting for Mr.. Helberg left
Tuesday morning for Minneapolis.
He was accompanied by his wife and
little daughters Ethel and Italia
and his son Thomas.
"A large number Of Lancaster
people went to Platteville,. Sunday to
enjoy a part of the Chautauqua. The
majority of the parties went by auto,
but a good many made the trip in
carriages The features of the day
consisted of sermon in the morning
bv Raw. Writ LOWther. a lecture in