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

MISS Dorothy LlSbernesS was N
Fennimore Wednesday.
Rev. Father WamboId went to-
Manitowoc Wednesday.
Henry Sails from near Burton
was Lancaster caller Wednesday.
A. Patch and j. Donnelly, of
Bloomington were here Wednesday.
Mrs. G. W. Clark, OF Edgerton,
was guest at the Will Ziegler home
last week.
Nh. P. T Stevens and Mrs. F.
A. Glennville, of Montfort, visited
here last week
Mrs. Robert Smith visited here
last week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Farrand
Miss Marie Weber, of Fenni-
more, was a guest of Miss Dorothy
Baldwin last week.
DR.. j. H. Reed started Wednes-
day for a trip through Iowa. He will
spond part of the time at Griswold.
Mrs. Josie Clark Of Richland
Center, was here last week, visiting
her son, L. A. Clark and other friends.
Miss Jennie Farrand went to
Spring Green Wednesday to attend
the fair, which was held there last
week.
Miss Nellie Howell left Friday
for Pardeeville where she has been
engaged as an instructor in the school
there.
Misses Anna. lGenevieve and
Robert Meysembourg returned home
Wednesday from a weeks visit in
Potosi.
Rev. Fleer and two daughters,
Esther and Hilda. Rev Louis Schmidt
and family spent the day Wednesday
at Liberty.
Mrs. R. B. Showalter entertain
ed company of lady friends at a
kensington tea at her home on Maple
street Friday afternoon.
Bert Lewis and daughter returned
to their home in Fennimore Thurs
day. Miss Lewis came here for medi
cal treatment by Dl. J. A. Gault.
Ward Williams, of GAINESVILLE,
was hele Wednesday in the interests
of the Gross 81 Ranch Texas land,
for which L Wayne & Son are local
agents.
Mrs Frank Narrower and Col. Sam
Draper were passenger on the noon
train Wednesday. enroute to Platte
Vile to attend the circus which
showed there Thursday.
H. A. Seeber and wife, of Mil
waukee, are here for visit with their
son F. r. Seeber and wife. F. T.
Seeber is a brakeman on the passenger
train which runs, between Lancaster
and Galena, on the G. & N. w. rail
road.
Word was received here Wednes-
day of the death of James Graves of
Chicago Mrs. Graves is sister of
Lamb bert Groenier, formerly of this
city. and has visited here many times
Mr.. Graves had been in poor health
for some time but his death came
very suddenly.
Clinton F. Budworth, who has
been working on The Herald printing
staff for several years has given up
his position, and is taking COM
bined course in the Browns Bust
ness College. at Rockford, ILL., He
left Saturday to enter upon his new
work.
H. Buchner went to Pctosi, Sat
urday, to meet his daughter, Mrs. Fl.
G. Rule and three children, John,
Helen and Herbert, of Crossetr, Ark,
who come for visit in Lancaster on
their way home from Chautauqua, N.
Y, where they have been spending
the summer.
The Clans will all remember
Virgil Piddington. the southpaw. who
pitched for Lancaster city team two
years ago. Pjddington signed with
Madison for this season but he has
been sold to the ST. Louis Nationals.
He comes from a wealthy family
living near Platteville and he didn't
care to work for the salary offered
him by the Madison club so he refused
to play with them, He worked some
with the Monroe semi pro team this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Spencer, who
moved from Lancaster to Cassville a
year or SO ago and later went to the
Pacific coast, finally locating in North
Dakota, have returned here, accom-