Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-08-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Frank He'll, Of Cuba City, was in
town Friday.
Miss Rose Pennock returned from
Fennimore Tuesday. .r
Thomas w. Finney, of Cassville,
was in. Lancaster Friday. -.
Albert Henkel and wife left fol
Pardeville Saturday afternoon.
Prof. W. F. Livingston and wife
returned to,s Milton Junction Thurs
day. t s..
Miss Diana Tenant, of Wauwa-
tosa, is visiting at the home of Anton
Howell. a%
Miss Ollie Hymer returned from
her summer school work in La Crosse
Saturday. II &
Misses Catherine Meyer, Dorothy
Baldwin and Flurence Lathrop went
to Fennimore Wednesday.
John Henkel is building spa
cious new porch on the front of his
residence in the fourth ward.
w. F. Barnum. of Huron S. D.,
returned Saturday after two days
visit with his aunt, Mrs j. Alcorn.
Tom Haley returned Thursday
noon from his home in New Richmond
where he has been enjoying his vaca-
tion.
Mrs. R. B. Showalter pleasantly
entertained the West Side Reading
Club, on her lawn, Thursday after.
noon.
ALI candidates for the Republi-
can, Democratic and Prohibition
parties had their papers filed by Sat
urday night.
Miss Fingerson and Miss Thorison
visited at Lou Croft home last week
They left for their home in Edmond
Monday morning.
Miss Clara Budd went to Dubuque
Friday Mrs. Budd was to have come
home from the hospital there Satur-
day. but the coming was postponed a
Jew days.
Miss Vera Hickok of Blooming
ton was in Lancaster Friday She
left in the afternoon, and after visit
ing IN Fennlmore, Montfort and
PlattevlIle, will return here fer
a few days. sarats<
Mrs. Chester Regain, Mrs. DR..
Doolittle and Miss Arminda Eastman,
welcomed their friend Miss Carrie
Miller of HIGHLAND Center, at the
train Tuesday evening Miss Miller
has been visiting in Colorado and
otber points in the west the past year.
Oscar Belscamper who has here
tofore been with the Bryhan. Roth.
and LOCKWOOD implement house, has
accepted position with the Oliver
Chilled Steel Plow Co, of South
D6uut Auuidud' AS LuOAA dSCut AO
will cover the territory of Southern
Wisconsin.
"A good deal Of work is being done
in laying the cement walk which ex-
tends from the corner of the Fl. G.
Nathan property to the G. w Knapp
& Son corner. A large amout of fill
ing in had to be done, and the sunken
sections taken out, and new walk laid
in front of the latter named property
-Four coaches loaded with pas
sengers, left for Feunimore and the
Big Day Friday morning The weather
was ideal, and this partly accounted
for the unusually large crowd. One
passenger, had the misfortune to lose
her watch shortly before the train
started She had it before enter ing
the car but soon missed it and
although thorough search was made,
the train pulled out with still nc
traces Of the missing watch. Mrs.
Oswald was the loser.
Thursday evening Burne Pollock
toek a party consisting of Mr.. and
M rs. Victor HolzmilIer and baby,
John Holzmiller, and Miss Toy, Of
Mineral Point to Fennimore in his
Ford machine. AS they were going
along the Hollow Road they over.
took Fred Barnett's car aud in trying
to pass it they were thrown into the
ditch beside the road Mrs. Holz.
miller was baby bruised and John
BoIzmillar had both shoes torn off.
"Vic'' picked the baby out from
under the fender unhurt. Aside from
a bent fender, very little damage was
done
A large number of friends, 1872 Of
them. assembled at the home Of MIR
and Mrs. jacob Fitch a short distance
southwest of Hurricane corners, on
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