Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-21

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Madison for visit.
I. Fl. Stephens was in Madison
Wednesday on business.
B W. Scott. Of Prairie du Chen,
was in Lancaster Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Jess Day and
children were Hurricane visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. R. w Carter and children
visited at the c. F. Dickinson home
the past week.
Miss Mary Webb left yesterday
morning for Stevens Point, for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Marcia LANCE left yesterday
morning for Madison where she is
visiting relatives.
Congregational ladies please come
to the church Friday afternoon
prepared to quilt.
Miss Irene Caspers left yesterday
morning for Highland, where she is
visiting relatives.
Miss Delphia Smith, assistant in
the Lancaster postoffice, has been very
i'll the past week.
Misses Leora and Zilla Calmm, of
Rewey, are visiting friends in this
city several days this week.
Miss Harriet Marks. a student in
Lawrence College arrived home last
week for the summer vacation.
Miss Katherine Mccoy left Tues
day morning for visit with friends
in BoscobeI and other neighboring
towns.
John eastman arrived Saturday
from South Dakota for visit. Mr..
eastman is contemplating returning
to Wisconsin.
Miss Carrie Wright and Miss
Alice Wright arrived here last week
from California. The former will
make an extended visit here.
Donald Dyer, son of w. B. Dyer,
had the misfortune to fall out of a
cherry tree last week and break both
bones in his right fore arm.
Judge E. B. Goodsell went to
Platteville yesterday to hold county
court. The judge has not recovered
from his recent attack Of rheumatism
but is greatly improved.
The fife and drum corps consist
| ing of Richard Huftll, Bert Sumner
and j. Weaver, left yesterday fol-
Boscohel to furnish music at the
| Soldiers Reunion being held at that
city
-Rollo Day met with the moturist' S
common injury last week. While
cranking up his fathers automobile
the handle slipped and struck his
fore arm, fracturing the bone quite
badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner of
this city and Leonard Fish of Fenni-
more left Monday afternoon in an
auto for Fifield, Wis, where they
will make an extended visit with
Mr. Turner's mother. Mr.. Fish will
visit friends there
Miss Grace Morse arrived home
Saturday evening from Topeka, Kas.
and is ready to resume work with her
class in music. Miss Morse was ac-
companied home by her brother
Lowry, who is employed as steno-
grapher IL a Topeka Office and who
will remain for brief visit.
Herman Buchner arrived home
Thursday evening after an extended
visit in the Pacific coast country. Mr..
Buchner. as our readers know, visited
| the principal points @of interest in
southern California and the extreme
southwest and had most enjoyable
trip. He intends to spend the sum
mer ana autumn months at his home
! in Lancaster.
Clarence Webb, of this city, who
has been employed as stenographer in
the Dubuque Office of the New York
Central Fast Freight, accepted posi-
tion the first of the week in the
/ Omaha, Neb., office of the Illinois
Central. The new position which
holds excellent prospects was Offered
him several weeks ago and after pay.
ing visit to Omaha he decided to
accept.
ALI the members of the General
Calls Circle are requested to be
present at the regular meeting Thurs
day evening This will be the last
regular meeting during the heated
term. Miss Portia Showalter will
give an account of the Vicksburg trip.
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