Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-21

Henry Bausch is seriously i'll
with appendicitis.
Henry Schneider was here from
Fennimore Wednesday.
Nick Burman, of Werley, was at
Lancaster Wednesday.
W. P. Peters, of Dodgeviile. was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
j. j. Seaman, of Fennimore, had
legal business here Thursday.
George Rudersdorf of GAINESVILLE,
was visitor here Saturday.
Clyde Gohle is home from Beloit
College for the summer months.
Geo. Meier, of Potosi, was a
business visitor here last Friday.
Casper Lehner, Of Galena, was
here on business last Wednesday
j. A. Finnegan, of Fennimore,
was in this city Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. John Roesch and Miss Iona
Roesch visited at Boscobel the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hickok were
Bloomington visitors at the county
seat last week.
Miss Vera Trentzsch has been en-
joying visit at Cuba City at the
home of Miss Leona Bass.
Miss Alice Mcdonald is visiting
At the home her aunt. Mrs. Nancy
Ballantine in Bloomington.
Miss Bessie Gibbs visited at
Bloomington part of last week at the
home of Miss Hazel Hickok.
Jos. Book arrived home Saturday
from Harker, where he is overseeing
affairs at the B. NJ. & B. mine.
Glare Totman, keenan, Bennett
and Frank Meyer, University students
are home for the summer vacation.
A few flags were III evidence on
Flag Day, Wednesday, but the day
was not generally observed in Ian
caster
Miss Iva Galloway, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Galloway. of this
city. was graduated last week from
N0rOool Coba0l
Misses Gladys Jordan, Fern Petty
and Hazel Bryhan, students in the
Milwaukee Normal, arrived home
Saturday for the summer vacation.
Miss Margaret Doll was graduated
Thursday from the American Con-
servatory IF Music, Chicago, I'll.
Her mother Mrs. W. B. Doll and
sister EIva attended the exercises.
Commissioners Adolph Wepking
left Friday afternoon for Muscoda
where he is overseeing considerable
ROAD work The work on Pigeon Hill
is now practically finished and is a
great improvement.
The County Convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union to have been held In Lancaster
July 1920 has been changed to July
1919 on account of the Chatauqua to
begin July 90 It is earnestly hoped
that this convention will be largely
attended.
Ed Johnson, a chauffeur and
mechanic, employed at the Knox &
Hurlburt garage, ran one of his en-
ployers cars about the city on Tuesday
night of last week, without having
taken the precaution of lighting the
lamps. johnson was arrested by
Marshal Mccarthy and arraigned be-
fore Justice e. w. Burrows Wednes-
day morning. He pleaded guilty and
paid fine OF $40 90 and costs amount
ing in all to $13. 90. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker, of
this city, who sailed from Montreal
for England few weeks ago, to visit
the scenes of their childhood, have
been heard from by their Lancaster
friends, and it is learned that because
OF some delay their voyage lasted
eleven days, 1t was very pleasant
one however. and since arriving there
Mr.. Walker has located another
nephew and niece whose address he
had had no knowledge of for some
time. The relatives of both of these
esteemed people are very happy to be
favored by this visit.
Rev. James D. Eaton. of Chihua-
hua, Mexico we'll known to many of
the older residents Of Lancaster,
which was his birthplace and his
home during tie early years of his
life, will speak in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning. DIR.
Eaton is enjoying year of rest from
his Mexican mission field and will