Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

-Keeuan Bennett was home from
Madison for visit Saturday
Clarence Gates, of Beetown, visit
ed in Lancaster part of last week.
Rudolph Hokanson, the Madison
automobile man was in Lancaster
Saturday.
The Lancaster Bridge Company
workmen are employed in the vicinity
of Dodgevilie.
Mrs. Ira Totman and son Claire
are enjoying a visit with relatives at
Livingston, Montana.
Atty. Geo. B. Clementson and
wife arrived home Saturday from a
visit at Galena with relatives
DIR. Fay Baldwin. of Livingston
came over to Lancaster in his auto
Saturday and returned yesterday.
e. M. Wilmott, of Potosi was
Lancaster visitor Monday and favored
The Herald with pleasant visit.
"A new steam heating plant is
being installed in the Catholic
parsonage. Joseph Ivey is doing the
work.
Will Morse arrived Friday even
ing for a visit at home. He has been
travelling with Winnegar Bros. this
season.
Fred Basford left Yesterday morn
ing for Madison where he will be
employed. He was accompanied by
his brother Harry.
Mrs. Vim. Balrows has been laid
up for couple of weeks with in
fiammatory rheumatism, but is now
somewhat improved.
Walter Knox received another
carload of automobiles Friday even
ing They are of the z. NJ. F. and
Flanders patterns
Miss Madeline Fess left Monday
morning for her home in Madison
after. pleasant visit with her friend
Miss Vera Mcdonald.
Prof. Fred Duncalf arrived home
Saturday from Bowdoin College where
he has been teaching the past year.
He was called to Madison on business
Sunday
Prof c. E. Slothower, of Platte
Vile, former popular principal of
Lancaster schools. visited here over
Sunday, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. j.
c. Brockert
Ben Cubela who has been EN-,
ployed for several months IN Black.
bourn's barber shop left Monday
morning for Waterloo. Iowa, where
he will be employed
John Drinkwater has purchased
a new cement mixer Of late and i'm
proved pattern and is now as we'll
equipped as any firm in this section
for first class concrete work.
John Wenzel recently purchased
the farm belonging to DR.. j. A.
Gault, northeast of this city. The
business block on east Maple street
belonging to Mr.. Wenzel was included
in the deal.
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin and daugh-
ter Dorothy returned to Lancaster
Saturday after a months visit at
Kankakee and Chicago. They also
stopped in Fennimore for few days
on their way home.
MIR. and Mrs. I. F. Orion, Mrs.
j. S. Wright and Mrs G. W. Froth-
ingham returned Saturday from their
ten or twelve days outing at Ogle
cottage, Wolf Lake, Adams county
They had a thoroughly enjoyable
time.
The Cassville Index prints the
following suggestion which might
we'll be followed: Each county ought
to have an "old settlers organization
and that it should meet each year in
leafy June. Peace has her victories
as we'll as war. and the victories of
the pioneers are as glorious as any
ever won in battle. Armies make
desert and call it peace; pioneers
make the wilderness blossom like the
rose and call it their homes,
The officers in charge of the 1911
endurance run of the Wisconsin State
Automobile Association ask US to
request OUT readers to make an extra
strenuous effort to keep all livestock,
dogs and chickens off the road the day
on which the tour passes through this
section. The letter issued by President
M. G. Moore says, sit is our desire to
do just as little damage as possible,
this tour being to encourage motoring