Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-13

Miss Simms, of Dodgeville, is
guest at the R A Draper home
Mrs. Ed Lind with her daughter
Edna and son Leo Of Stitzsr, visited
here last week.
Mrs. G. K. Clanton and two
daughters returned Thursday from a
trip through Iowa.
Adolf Wepking and George Sykes
are attending the State Fair at Mil
waukee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sails and
children, from near Burton were Ian
caster visitors Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Springmeyer, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, is guest at the
Rev. Louis Schmidt home.
H. A. Seeber and wife returned
to their home in Milwaukee Saturday
after visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Robert Smith (nee Farrand)
went to Platteville Saturday to meet
her husband who is employed in that
city.
Judge Clementson and Ed Morse
went to Richland Center Monday to
attend a two weeks term of circuit
court.
Rev. j. s. Crowder returned
Monday TO Madison. after two weeks
evangelistic camping at the M. E.
church in this city.
Miss Maud Finney returned
Thursday from Chicago where she
visited her sisters, Nettie and Georgia
who are stenographers there.
Henry James. of Darlington,
came to this city Saturday. He be-
gan his work as teacher in the ninth
grade at the north school Monday.
Mrs. Marshall Ellis and son
Clyde returned to their home in
Kenosha Saturday. They visited
friends and relatives here last week.
E. L. Chandler came over Sun
day from Glen Haven to bring his son
Bert who resumed his studies as a
senior in the high school yesterday.
-Mms E. E. Mccoy and Richard
Meyer Jr. and Miss Katherine Meyer
autoed to Platteville Friday. Curtis
Totman was Chauffeur for the party.
Mrs &. H. Christian and family
who have spent the greater part of
the summer il his vicinity returned
to their home in Bay Ciy, Mich. Fri
day.
Will H. Clark and wife left Fri
day for their home in Oklahoma City,
after spending the summer with his
parents, Col. and Mrs. John q. Clark
in this city.
Rev. Myron g. Argus returned
Thursday to his work in Madison
after officiating at the marriage Of
Fred B. Avery and Miss Bessie
Bracket in this city.
Thomas lockwood left Friday for
Shicoton, Wis, to visit few days
with his sou. MI. lockwood will also
spend some time at the State Fair in
Milwaukee and return in time to
be present at the Grant County fair
this week.
Miss. Gertrude Wiebrecht, Of La.
Crosse. arrived here Friday evening
to enter upon her duties as instructor
in the seventh and eighth grades of
the south school. Miss Wiebrecht is
rooming at the E. E. Mccoy home
while in this city.
Laurie Starr has been very sick
for several weeks with typhoid fever.
He is getting along as nicely as can
be expected and mis- many friends
wish that ne may soon recover. It is
thought that he contracted the disease
while in the west.
The OakviIle Cruiser, published
at Oakville, Washington, announced
the arrival of fine baby boy at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Totman.
on August 10Th. Mr. Totman is a
son Of Ira D. Totman Of this city and
has been living at Oakville for some
time.
i. M. Blackbourne who was
camping, last week. at Gamers
Landing on the Mississippi had the
misfortune to lose a valuable bathing
suit near the dam at the Landing.
Mr.. Blackbourne did not expect to see
it again but some person found it and
returned the same to him Friday.
-Fennimore Times: Ed Stitch was
at Lancaster yesterday where DR..