Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-07


/ caller here Monday.
Henry Donnelly, of Bloomington,
was in this city Monday.
j. NJ Cullen. of Mt Hope. was
in this city Thursday.
Jay Duncalt is seriously i'll at
his home in this CITY
William Croft is building a new
residence in the first ward.
james Harcleroad and family
have moved to Platteville.
Will Alcorn left yesterday morn
ing for his home i'll Ladysmlth.
H Blindert, of Potosi, was
visitor at the county seat Thursday.
-Prin. F. w. Trainer was confined
to the by illness couple of days last
week.
congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet at the church Friday afternoon
to quilt.
Roy Mccormick left last week
for South Dakota for visit with his
brother John
Mrs. Clay Chapman and son
Eugene arrived Monday for visit at
the Robert Brookor home.
Mrs. R. B. Showalter went to
Green Bay yesterday to attend the
state convention of the Ladies of the
@. A. r.
Mrs. Ed Wickendahl, Of Rock
Vile, was adjudged insane by Drs.
j c. Doolittle and J. A. Gault and
taken to Mendoza Sunday.
Miss Maude Finney left Satur-
day morning for Chicago where she
will make an extended visit with her
sisters Georgia and Nettie.
Misses Gasser and Ina Key and
Messrs. A. Fl Patch, Dave Ballantine
and Chas Enke. of Bloomington,
were in Lancaster Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Burrows expects to
leave Wednesday for Green Bay where
she will act as delegate to the W.
r @ convention. She will perhaps
be accompanied by other of our ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Crichton
have taken long term lease on the
residence belonging to Miss Linda
Rhodes on North Madison street.
They expect to move in this week.
Judge and Mrs. George Clement
son and Mrs, T. A. Burr went to
Dubuque Thursday by auto. They
were accompanied home by Judge
Clementson' sister Miss Fanny
Clementson who is spending a week
here.
The Junior reception and dance
Friday evening was very successful
socially il not financially. The mem
bers of the Junior class worked very
hard preparing for this event and it
is to be regretted that there was not a
larger attendance.
j. A. Mccoy and family have
moved into the ]. E Barnett resi-
dence in the fourth ward. The Wen
eel resi- ence in the second ward
!. which they vacated will be occupied
by Theo. Wenzel and sisters, Minis.
Geo. Caspers and Otto Nemitz.
- The weather the past week has
broken all existing records for the
month of June. Almost every day
the mercury has lowered about the 80
mark and on Monday reached 90. The
several storms that have interspersed
the hot periods have not served to dis
pell the heat to any extent.
The following compose the class
to receive communion Sunday June IL
at ST. Clements church: Thomas
Carroll, Samuel Friedman, Albert
Zenz, Joseph Streeter, Michael Funk,
Catherine May, Helen Kilev, Mar
garet Ertz, Elizabeth Carroll. Marie
Turner, Bertha Hoffman, Mary Will
helm, Matilda Hoffman, Christine
Funk and Helen Pink.
H. J. johnson of Boscobel the form
er editor of the Herald, had the mis-
fortune while working at a job press a
week ago to get his right hand caught
in the press, smashing the fingers
badly. At first it was thought neces-
sary to amputate the greater part of
the hand but later the surgeons found
that it was possible to save all but
one finger. Editor Johnson paper,
the newsy Dial Enterprise, contained
the following last week regarding the
} accident: This office is seriously
, handicapped this week by the injury
r that happened to our boss. A big lot
of job work was rushed in on us and