Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-15

DlOOmluSLOH wednesday VI 1dSG W06h'
j. j. Seaman, of Fennimore, was
! in Lancaster on business Saturday.
George Baxter was in Chicago
last week ordering spring goods.
DIR. Ralph Kinney and wife. of
Minneapolis, are visiting Lancaster
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Tyler and
Mrs George Collins. of Patch Grove,
visited here Monday.
Mrs. j. A. johnson came over
from Madison yesterday for a visit
with Lancaster friends.
Mrs. VIM Mackey, of Richland
Center, is visiting at the home of her
mother Mrs. Alice Orion.
Will Miller and son Erskine left
Monday for Chicago where latter ex-
poets to enter dental school.
Mrs. Myra Mills, Of Colorado, ar
ried Monday for visit with her
father J.. E. Barnett and other rela-
tives.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Sousley,
of Chicago. are expected here Satur-
day for few days stay, guests of MI.
and Mrs. D. Crichton.
For lack of room we are obliged
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other matter which had been placed
in type for this issue of The Herald.
Miss Helen SteiI returned home
Friday from a stay of about three
months in Milwaukee, where she
underwent very successful operation
for liberation of her eye balls. Not
a scar nor mark remains to show
what she passed through and her eye
sight will be as good as ever.
Louis Fisher has RACED the front
part of the building Immediately
south of his blacksmith shop and is
preparing to erect an up.to-date
garage and repair shop on the site.
A portion of the old building has
been added to the west side of the
Fisher hardware store
The Herald has just completed
5000 24-page catalogs and a lot of
other printing for Kilby & Kerr. of
Hurricane, pertaining to their inven-
ton, the Planter Shoe Trucks which
they are manufacturing and placing
on the market. They have as fine a
lot of testimonials as one could ask to
see, from the farmers who bought and
used the trucks last year.
Mrs. Beth Bowers. who has had
charge of the insurance business
owned by DIR. q. G. MARROW, has pur-
chased the insurance business former
ly conducted by w. E. Shimmin and
lsecured some additional companies.
She has opened an Office of her own in
rooms over Hoffman Bros. restaurant
and will write fire and automobile
insurance.
The sermon theme for Sunday
morning at the Congregational church
will be. Thyatira the cowardly
church. Communion service will fol-
low the sermon. An individual cup
communion service will be used.
Any who contemplate uniting with
the church should see the pastor be-
fore Thursday evening or meet him at
the church at seven o'clock on that
evening for conference in regard to
/ the matter.
Complaint that the children of
George Robinson, of Beetown, were
not properly cared for was made by
the town chairman and action was
brought in county court Monday to
take the children away from their
father and place them in different
homes. After several witnesses had
been examined the case was ordered
dismissed by the district attorney,
because of insufficient evidence The
case attracted large number of Bee
town people to the county seat.
Ferdinand Bowers. living near
Fennimore, met with a very serious
accident last week Monday. While
cracking walnuts something struck
him in the eye, causing great pain,
He was brought to Lancaster and
after a careful examination it was
found that portion of brass percus-
sion cap had penetrated the eye ball
and that the eye was totally blind.
To prevent the loss of the other eye
DR.. Gault advised the removal of the
injured eye, which he did last Satur-
day, and the boy is doing nicely at
present.
MIR. and Mrs. David Crichton
entertained a few fri ends at delight
fully appointed dinner party at the
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