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

Saturday.
Evans Barnett returned this morn
ing to his studies at Sacred Heart Col
lege Prairie du Chen.
Misses Mabel Medley and Lydia
Roeske of Fennimore, were guests at
the j. D. Hatch home last week.
Prof Frank Van Dusen returned
to Chicago Friday after a month S
vacation with his mother and sister
in this city.
Miss Mabel Duncalf went to
Liberty Monday to enter upon her
duties as teacher in the Liberty
district school.
Rev. Fleer and daughters, of
Milwaukee, who visited at the L.
Alt home last week returned to Mil
waukee Monday.
Roy Christian, of Bay City,
Mich, was here Saturday. He is
spending the summer at the John
Jerrett home in North Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. KiIbourn,
of Kincaid, Kansas, are guests at the
Geo. Gobel hume this week. Mr.
Kilbourn is a brother of Mrs. Goble.
Miss Elizabeth Lisherness started
Thursday for Mondov1, Wis. to take
up her work as instructor in the
public schools during the comm
year.
Mrs. Morrison, of st. Louis. is
visiting with relatives and friends in
this city. Mrs. Morrison is a sister
of j. Fl. Howe, also a cousin of Mrs.
g. H. Baxter.
Mrs. John G.. Williams and
daughter, of Duluth, returned to that
city Saturday after a visit at the
home Of Mrs Williams sister, Mrs.
M. Mcdonald.
The st. Mary's Chapter of the
Junior Auxiliary will sell home made
candy and hot chocolate in the Wright
House sample room on Saturday
September ninth from 2 80 until 5.
Mrs. Fred Nehls and daughter
Margretta went to Centerville. near
Montfort, Monday. They will attend
the golden wedding of Mrs. Geo.
| Weavel who is an aunt of Mrs. Nehls
Mrs. Daisy Brown and son De
Forest. and DR.. Nina B. Glazier, OF
Bloomington, passed through this city
Thursday morning in a Mitchell
automobile, enroute to PlattevilIe to
be present at the circus day festivities.
Miss Doris Schreiner enter tained
at her home on S. Adams straet,
| Wednesday afternoon from 3 to Z in
honor of Miss Edna Reyes. About %
young lady friends were present and
the party was given as kenslngton
| tea.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Allen and
baby daughter Allene, Of Lansing,
Mich. arrived in Lancaster Monday
morning, by way of Potosi for a
visit with Mrs. Allen parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. j. Lowrey, of The
| Herald.
Mrs. Clara Jones Weatherly. of
Lincoln Neb.. daughter If the late
James A, Jones, former we'll known
citizen of Lancaster. arrived Sunday
for visit with her girlhood friend.
Mrs Ida Rule. of Crosset Ark, who
| is also visiting here this week.
The boys who were camping, last
week, at Garner's Landing on the
Mississippi, returned Friday They
caught all the fish they could get
away" with and they report a fine
trip. The largest catch was a huge
catfish weighing 10 pounds when
dressed.
Miss Josephine OhIert. former
! day operator in the Farmers Tele
phone Office, has resigned her position
and has returned to her home in Mt.
Hope. Miss Genevieve Belken sue
ceeds her as day operator and Miss
Adeline Keitlinger takes charge Of
the Office at night.
Will F. Scott, inspector for the
state dairy and food commission, is
making visits to Wisconsin cities to
compel better compliance with the
new dairy and food laws and parti-
cularly of that statue which prohibits
the display OF food and vegetables On
the sidewalks unless covered
The postoffice department. has
issued an order which it is belieyed
will stop the further use of the stamps
or seals Of the anti tuberculosis as
sociations. The new regulation pro
hibits the placing Of any stamp other