Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-19

Wednesday.
B. schuppsner was here from
Sitter Thursday.
Barry DAILY, of Madison, visited
friends here last week.
Frank GrunenfeIder, of Mondan,
n. D., is visiting relatives here.
Miss Madge Husenetter. Of Free
mont, Neb, is visiting Grant county
friends
Mrs. Budworth and son Clinton
left Thursday morning for visit at
Clarion, Iowa.
Miss Bessie McNair was in
Madison last week attending the state
convention Of librarians
DIR. G.. E. Budd of Minneapolis,
attended the funeral of his little
nephew Graydon ziegler, Thursday.
Mrs a. P. Anderson and little
daughter arrived Thursday evening
for visit at the c. F. Dickinson home.
Miss Ruth Hannaford returned to
her work at Rockford Saturday morn
ing, after pleasant visit at hoem.
Mrs Hugh Orion returned to her
home at Hibbing, Mimi, Friday
morning after a pleasant visit at
home.
Hugh A. Harper spent last week
at Camp Douglas, where the state
militia Of which he is member held
its annual encampment.
Joe Mccoy shipped a fine pair of
5 year old draft horses to Wausau
Wednesday, The weight was 3, $40
lbs selling price 1925.
Mrs. Mayne and little son John
Of Griswold, Iowa. arrived last week
for visit at the home of her parents
Or. and Mrs. J. E. Reed.
Mrs. Seeber, of Milwaukee,
former Lancaster resident, visited last
week with her son Fred who is brake
man on the Lancaster Galena pas
senger run.
r F. Bieg, Of Chicago, returned
home Friday after visiting at the
hnme of his mother He is employed
in the shoe department of the Marshall
Field store
Mrs. Cole arrived Thursday for
visit with her sister Mrs j. A.
Gault. Mrs. Cole has been recently
taking medical treatment in a Mil
wankee hospital.
Roy Croft returned to Madison
Friday morning after spending a few
days at home. Roy is now the owner
of grocery and confectionery bust
ness In the Capital city.
The Wisowa Lumber Company
is building a mammoth shed at Mont
fort. The carpenter work is in the
hands Of Arthur Stivarius, Of Fenni
more. L, u. Eastman was at Montfort
last week looking the work over.
Miss Hazel Andrews former
music and drawing teacher in the
Lancaster schools, visited friends here
last week. She stopped here a few
days while enroute from Lynn, Wash
where she has been teaching the past
year to her home at Bucyrus, Ohio.
A tramp who gave his name as j.
Q. Ryan and his home at Milwaukee
was taken in hand by Marshal Nc
Carthy Thursday and spent several
hours In the city lock up No charge
was made against him as he was
merely intoxicated. Upon his release.
ne left town.
Will Duncalf has finished taking
the school census for this district and
his count shows the following result:
Number of children in city of school
age, that is between 4 and 2O-469;
number in town Of North Lancaster
20; number in South Lancaster-66
total in district-561.
The joyful news comes from
Plato, Mum Of the birth July 10 of
fine 1917 h. son to Rev. R Zielinski
and wife. Their many friends in
Grant Co. especially Liberty Ridge.
where he was pastor and the home of
his wife, nee Olga Wagner extend
ongratulations-Fen nimore Times
Dir q. @ NARROW arrived home
Thursday from Eau Clair where be
attended the attended the forty FIRST
annual meeting of the Wisconsin
Dental Society DR. NARROW was one
Of the speakers on Tuesday s program
his subject being Special Lagisla-
ton as applied to the dental profes
sion.
1T Is we'll ~ AGAIN DuhIiSh the