Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-06
Additional Local


Monday from Fennimore.
Mrs Friedman and son Samuel
returned Monday from visit in
Cuba City.
Miss Eva Burr left Friday for
Platteville to take up her duties in
tie State Normal
Miss Leona Cramer and Mrs.
Henry Timm went to Fennimore
yesterday for a visit.
Mrs. Marshall F. Ellis and son
Clyde, of Kenosha, are visiting with
Mrs. Mary Ellis on her farm west of
town.
The local branch of the Woman 8
Suffrage association will meet with
Mrs. H. S. Rhodes next Monday
afternoon, Sept. II, at o'clock.
A session Of the circuit court
will convene here tomorrow (Thurs-
| day, to clean up few remaining
matters from the February calendar.
Maurice M. Ziegler came home
Monday from months trip east.
John Arthur Jr. OF Ocean Grove. N.
j. returned with him for a visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Clara Jones Weatherly and
little son Jack, of Lincoln. Neb., are
cnon0ipo o,,roIo Of rx,oolzc ~ +bo oIJ
home town at the homes of Herman
Buchner and John Howe
Miss Mamie Calvert is home
from Washington, D. G., for a
vacation. Miss Calvert has been en-.
gagged for some time as clerk in the
census department at the capitol
ALI members of the Order of
Eastern Star on requested by the
worthy matron to register at Wcman's
headquarters at the fair grounds,
Thursday, of next week Woman's
Day.
T. F. orion, R. B. Showalter,
DR.. Godfrey, Rush Godfrey. Frank
and Fred Orion returned last Satur-
day from their fishing trip to Wolf
Lake. Adams county. They report
having a fine time.
The meeting which is usually
held the first Thursday in each month
by the Wet. U. will be omitted for
this month in order to not conflict with
afternoon services which are being
held in the M. E. church this week.
A post card received Friday from
WI. Schade, who is now in Chicago,
announced that he would witness the
big Gotch Hackenschmidt wrestling
match on Monday and remain in
Chicago for several days of rest,
returning to Lancaster Sept. II. He
says his western trip was a strenuous
one.
Miss Stella Goldberg, Of Bloom
ington. visited here Sunday at the
home of Miss Elisha Kinzel. Monday
morning Miss Goldberg left for Mil
waukee where she will attend school
for u month and will then return to
Bloomington and teach in the school
for the blind, which is located in that
village.
Conductor I. j. Laird returned to
his duties as conductor of the Niece
dab Wyeville run on Sunday last,
after an absence of six weeks, much
of which time he and NJ Laird
spent in the Pacific coast country.
w. A. Jaquith. who held the position
in the meantime, returned to his
Baraboo home Saturday night.
Necedah Republican.
Lancaster merchants have been
receiving large fall and winter stocks
of new goods during the past week or
two and are making greater pre-
parations than usual for the heavy
trade which seems assured in view of
the prosperous conditions existing in
this section of the state, AS one man
stated it short time ago ''this is the
one green spot in the middle west"
this year.
Miss Nellie Pendleton came home
Wednesday to spend a couple months
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Pendleton. Miss Nellie as everyone
will remember has been troubled for
several years with spinal meningitis,
and has been doctoring for the past
year and a half at the Green Gables
Sanitarium at Hartland, Wis.
Although she is not able to move
about by herself, as yet, she enjoys
perfect health and appears to be- very
happy and cheerful.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Trainer, WHO
returned to Lancaster last Thursday
from brief wedding trip, were
treated to a charivari at their new