Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-02

Livingston last week
W. P. Peters, of Dodgsville, had
business here Wednesday.
Phil Trenszch. of Dodgoville,
visited here with relatives last week.
Miss Nora Edwards has been
visiting Cassville relatives the past
week.
Atty. E. O'Neill, of Dodge,
vile, was in Lancaster on legal bust
negs.
E. L Geach and L. K. Bande-
kow, Of Cassville, we're in Lancaster
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rose, Of
Boscobel, visited here last week with
relatives.
Mrs. Cbas. Jewell went to Fen
uimore for a visit with relatives
Thursday morning.
Riley Marsden. of Fennimore.
visited over Sunday with his brother
in-law, w. E. Lathrop.
Miss Margaret Schreiner has been
visiting at Platteville the past week
with her aunt Mrs. Clarence Gribble.
Mr.. and Mrs ". j. Brennan and
daughter Elsie were among the Platte,
willie Chautauqua campers the past
week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Hatch. Mrs.
Marquis and Thema Vinegar, visited
Sunday with E. D. Beeman, at Du-
buque.
Miss Bessie McNair arrived home
Wednesday evening from Madison
where she attended meeting of the
librarians of the state.
This section Of the county was
treated to fine rain Thursday. While
rain was not badly needed not one
drop of moisture went to waste.
Road Commissioner Wepking
went to Fennimore Friday to prepare
for work that will be done shortly
upon the highways in that part of the
country.
Miss Elisha KinzeI went to Madi-
son Wednesday for a visit with her
sister Emma. From Madison she
went to Milwaukee to consult an eye
specialist.
Mrs Al Budworth arrived home
Saturday noon from Clarion, Iowa.
where she enjoyed a two weeks visit
with her daughters, MINIS A. o. Lee
and Henry Elwell.
j. d. Hoffman left Saturday
morning via Potosi for his home in
ST, Paul, Mimi, after pleasantly
spending three weeks visiting among
relatives in this city and vicinity.
-Chas Harvey and daughter Mrs.
Libbie McCrady left Wednesday
morning for Montreal, Canada, where
they will make their home with Max
McCrady who holds a government
position.
DR. ]. H. Fowler and family left
Wednesday morning on an automobile
trip to Marnego, Ill, where they are
visiting relatives. The distance to
Marnego is about $50 miles which
made good days run.
john s. Wright is repapering and
repainting the part of the Wright
House block in which Miss Barbara
Schloesser has her millinery store.
When this is completed everything
will be ready for the fall opening
The recently published black
list of the National League contain
ed the name of Virgil Piddington,
the old Lancaster pitcher, who
failed to report at the beginning Of
the season to Mgr. Bresnahan, of the
st. Louis Cardinals, who purcha sed
his release from Madison of the "W.I"
league.
w. j. Dyer starts on the road
this week with the we'll known horses
Roam Molly, Romona and Mr.. Hin
man. Before returning hume he will
start these horses at number of
the most important race meets in the
middle west, including those at
Reedsburg, Hillsboro, Milwaukee,
Darlington, Hamlin MINI, Monroe
and Madison. Mr.. Dyer has string
of fast ones and hopes for an even
more successful season that last year.
-Alger Heron, the Ellenboro
cheesemaker who deserted his wife
and family to elope with a fourteen
year old girl, appeared in circuit
court Friday and pleaded guilty to
the charge upon which he has been
awaiting trial. Judge Clementson
sentenced him to one year in the state