Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-06-28
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/ this city Thursday.
W. P. Peters was here from
Dodgeville Monday.
). J. Seaman, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Wednesday.
e. D. McNett, of PlattevilIe,
had business here Friday.
Philip Evans. Of Mineral Point,
was in Lancaster Saturday.
Joe Staver. of Livingston, was a
Lancaster caller yesterday.
Mrs. Libble McCrady visited last
week with her sister at Clinton, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Fisher ana
little son are visiting relatives here.
Miss May Lind, of Galena, is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ed Schwartz.
The Epworth League Will hold a
home baking sale at the M. E. church
Saturday, July /, at 2 80 o'clock
Mrs. Peter Hoffman and son Arno
went to Milwaukee yesterday for a
few days visit with her daughter
Lena.
Olaf Forgeson of Hickory Grove,
was adjudged insane and taken to
Mendoza hospital Monday by Under
sheriff Hymer.
Misses Hazel Croft, Of Beloit,
and Ma1garet Howe, of Eau Claire
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j, Fl. Howe.
Mrs. w. E. Lathrop went to
Prairie du Chen yesterday. where
she will enter the sanitarium for
medical treatment.
The st. Agnes Guild will have a
baking sale in the sample room at the
Wright House Saturday afternoon be
ginning at 2 100 clock.
John Burns expects to leave to.
day for Washington where he will en-
ter into furniture and hardware bus
mess with his brother. The store is
located near Tacoma, Washington. ISL
Mrs. B. F. Budworth and child
rem Carol and Bonnie, of Minneapolis,
arrived Monday for visit at the AL
bert Budworth home. She will also
visit Bloomington relatives before re-
turning home.
Eva Camp R. N. A. will cele-
brate at Schreiner park Tuesday after
noon July 4th Members are asked
to bring their families or friends and
we'll filled baskets and help to make
it royal Fourth
The following attended the per-
Torrance of Barnum & Bailey's circus
at Madison Thursday: G. H. Bas-
ford, l.. P Basford, Harry Basford,
J. T. Bennett, keenan, Bennett, Lloyd
BROKER, Ned Ivey, L. o. Pennock,
Chas Borah and Miss Leila Borah.
DR. r. IT, Kinney, who practiced
medicine in Lancaster few years
ago has returned here from Lake
Benton, Mimi and resumed the
practice of his profession. He oc-
cupies his old office, recently vacated
by DR.. Critchlow and also occupies
the residence formerly occupied by
DR. Critchlow and family, south Of
the high school. al
Beck & Schwartz are now shipping
from 200 to 800 cheeses per week from
their Cuba City cheese factory. The
business seems TO be increasing and
the factory has exceedingly bright
prospects, The company's local
plant continues 10 do an excellent
business Cream is shipped to the
plant daily from various points along
the line including Benton, Cuba City.
Mineral Point. Buncombe. Ipswich
and Leslie AS an indication of the
amount of business the company is do
ing it may be stated that on many
days ton of butter is shipped, the
factory's shipping point being Boston.
Mass.
"A bronze statue to Chief Oshkosh,
the Menominee chieftain, after whom
the city of Oshkosh was named, was
unveiled in that city with impressive
ceremonies Wednesday afternoon. The
statue was presented to the city by
Col. John Hicks, editor of The North
western. The sculptor engaged to do
the work was Chevalier Gaetano
Trentanove, of Florence, Italy. It
will be remembered that Trentanove
designed the statue Of Governor
Nelson Dewey which stands in the
south east corner of the courtyard. A
humber Of the finest monuments in the
state are the work of Trentanove. His
statue of Marquette is said to be the