Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-27

Friday.
Mrs james McBrien went to
Chicago Friday
Geo Moore had business in
Fennimore Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Croft went
to Madison Wednesday.
Mrs. John w. Peacock went
home to Fennimore Friday.
Mrs James H Fowler went to
Chicago Friday by way of Potosi.
Frank Heidel and family started
Friday for visit at Brandon, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmahon and
little son went to Madison Thursday.
Miss Fannie Clementson returned
to her home in Dubuque Wednesday.
Prof. Frank w Van .Dusen re-
turned Wednesday to his work in
Chicago
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin visited her
son DIR. F, a. Baldwin at Livingston
last week.
Mrs. Eta Duncan of CassviIle
visited last week with Mrs Anime
Showalter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker
came home Thursday from an extend
ed visit in England.
"A new baby boy, weighing s lbs.
arrived at the Robert Burgess home
Saturday morning, Sept. 23rd
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, of Madison
arrived last Tuesday for visit with
her daughter Mrs. Clara Willard.
Mrs. Bess Fry and little daughter
vert to Fennimore Friday for a few
days visit with Mrs. Chas. Marks.
Mr.. Scheibel stopped in Lancaster
Thursday on one of his travelling
trips He is a son-in-law of Joe
Wright
Miss Bartlett started Wednesday
for her home in Seattle after several
weeks visit at the W. B Carter home
in this city
Mrs. Fl. R. King left Wednesday
for Harrington, Mimi, where she
Will visit for time and then go to
Alberta, Canada.
Miss Lillian Sitter returned to
her home in Freeport, Ill, Saturday
after visit with her father Frank
Sitter in this city. Her brother
Ora accompanied her for two week i
visit
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Morgans re-,
turned Thursday from Sparta where
they attended the meeting Of the
Methodist conference. Mr.. Morgans
has been returned to this city for the
next year and now begins his 14th,
year as pastor of the M E. church.
Mrs. Ralph Watkins nee Jennie
Howell, started for her home In
Oklahoma City Wednesday. after
short visit with her parents. Mr. and |
Mrs. Tony Howell. Mrs Howell &C.
compapied her daughter to Bridge |
port.
Prof. F. Duncaif returned Thurs
day to Austin, Texas where he will
resume his duties as instructor of
history in the University. He has
been visiting at home with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dun
calf
The postofflce department. at
Washington has notified the post
masters that a new style post card
will be printed soon. The new cards
will be thicker than the ones
now in use, and the printing will be
in bright red ink while the card will
be tinted in pink
In reading the PlattevilIe papers
we notice that the people of that city
are already making stir about their
Lyceum Course for this winter. In
this city we have had good course
for several years past and contract
has been signed for another this year.
Now is the time to begin making
plans for attending and make it
success as in previous yeats. We
have been bothered by several fake
companies this summer bat when you
purchase a Star Lecture Course ticket
you may be pretty sure that you will
get your moneys worth in return.
The Commercial Club at Mineral
Point have decided TO change their
system of street lighting There will
be ten ornamental iron posts, fourteen
feet high, in each block. five on each