Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-14
W. R G at Green Bay last week.

w R G at Green Bay last week.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Geieer and mother,
Mrs Qaigley, went to Rockford,
H., last week for visit with rela-
tives
Miss Alice Patterson, teacher in
nj lwaukee, is home for the vaca-
tion.
Mrs. Frank Fivecoats and daugh-
ter Eva are visiting relatives at
Depere.
L. Abraham attended the I.O.O.F.
grand lodge at Milwaukee last
week.
Harry Hickok and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Cora Speth. came
from Belmont last we k to attend
commencement exercises aud visit
relatives.
Mrs. Leo Pnilipson had short
Visit with friends here last week.
She had been visiting sister out in
Montana and relatives in Cassville.
Expects to return to New York
soon.
Miss Myra Knapp is attending
commencement exercises at Madison
this week. Miss Knapp is a gradu-
ate with the present class, but
finished a few weeks in advance.
Mrs. Will Morkin and son are on
a western trip with her mother,
Mrs. Judd, of Lancaster.
Mrs. P. j. Schloesser of Chicago
was present to see her grand
daughter, Eva Hickok, graduate,
and to visit relatives.
w. H. Rose of Boscobel called on
business Friday.
Charley Hickok is up in Minnesota
selling nursery stock.
Mrs. Augusta Benedict and
daughter, Mrs. Smith, of Freder-
icksburg, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Nathaniel Austin.
Miss Lewis BETTER is home from
Appleton.
Claude Hickok was here with
some Platteville friends Sunday.
Claude has situation at Three
Forks, Montana, and will go out
there at once.
Ora Hatch received a letter from
Elgie Ryan, Tulare, California, in
which he said that they all were
well and that L D. Holford has the
best garden in town.
S. E. Pearson is in Milwaukee
this week, representing the local
Masonic lodge.
Most of our teachers are return
ing to their homes this week. Misses
Burr1s, Gasse1 and Costley have
gone to Platteville, Miss Cronin to
Lancaster and Miss Keller to Bag
ley.
Several people attended the di-
vorce case at Lacrosse last week.
August Kalt and wife were di
vorced. Mr. Kalt retained custody
of the children. Mrs. Kalt was
awarded $4,000 as her share of the
property.
Mrs. Burnell Newman in a patti
ext in Finley hospital. Dubuque.
She has been in poor health some
time, and came north from Browns
vile, Texas, in search Of health.
Her husband IS with her.
Henry Knapp is quite i'll, with
slight chances for recovery.
Sam'l Wilkinson is reported very
low. He is a great sufferer and is
making a great fight.
Til. Brodt and family Of Bagley
visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Margaret Habermann of
Madison has been engaged as one
of the assistants in our school for
next year. She. will teach Latin
and German. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas of Appleton was elected to
take the English work, but resigned.
O. L. Brady has started work on
his new residence.
Grant Johnson was in Lancaster
| Sunday-and several hours on Mon
day.
Amos Brown went to Bagley one
day last week to fix gasoline
launch that stumped the experts.
Amos made it go.
Jack Ennor and wife of George,
Iowa, are visiting relatives and
friends in Bloomington, Brodtville
and Lancaster. For some years
they were residents Of this place,
and meet many old friends here.
Clarence Gulick of Bagley is help
ing Amos Brown in the garage.
Clarence has had some experience
in the business.