Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-26

Frank Schreiner left Sunday
morning for Duluth on business
Miss Bessie Trautwein returned
yesterday to Dubuque, after weeks
visit here.
Miss Bertha Laabs left yesterday
for weeks visit with relatives at
Platteville.
-C E. Tufiey, former county
clerk of Grant county, was in Lancas-
ter Monday on business.
Frank Sitter and daughter Mrs.
Huberty left yesterday morning for
Freeport ILL.,, for a visit
Miss Berna Knobel left Monday
afternoon for Platteville to spend the
week at the annual Chautauqua.
John Henkel. of Fennimore.
formerly of this city, was taken seri-
ously i'll last week with appendicitis.
Rev, Myron G. Argus went to
Evansville Monday afternoon for .
visit with r. NJ. Richmond of that
city.
John Burke who is employed in
[. NJ. Blackbourns barbershop spent
Sunday with his parents at Dodge
Vile.
DR. w. L. Ivey and Miss Zida
Caswell, of Fl. Atkinson. are visit
ing at the home of his father, Alex.
IveY.
DIR. Clyde A. Budwortn, Of
Prescott, Wis visited the past week
with his father Al Budworth and
brother Clinton.
Mrs. Eda Leise and daughter
Hildegarde started yesterday for a
few weeks visit with relatives at
Arapahoe. Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fisher and
baby, of Whitehead county. Montana,
have returned home after pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Rev. w. H. Hannaford, Miss Leila
Goble and Mrs. Ed Stevens went by
auto to Platteville Monday afternoon
to attend the Chautauqua.
Owen Wood left Monday morning
by way of Potosi for st. Paul, where
he is located. after business and
pleasure visit with friends here
james Oleson, former proprietor
of the Lancaster House. has purchased
the wood saving outfit and street
sprinkler Of Chas Borah proprietor of
the Grand Hotel.
DIR. ]. Godfrey, his wife and
daughter Helen returned Sunday from
Davenport Ia Or, Godfrey made the
trip across the country by auto and
reports a fine time,
Mrs A. u. Knapp, daughter
Marie and Misses Anna Barber and
Marie Mccarthy are enjoying life in
a camp wagon at the Platteville
Chautauqua. A. q. Knapp visited
the party yesterday.
Carrie i. Crouch, sister of Mrs.
J. 7. Morgans, left for Pierre, South
Dakota Monday afternoon after spend
ing few days with Rev. and Mrs.
Morgans in the county seat.
Upon another page of The Herald
today we are showing pictures and
description Of the big Crawford county
farm offered for sale by w. E.
Lathrop, of this city, who is one of
the agents Tor the owners
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. o Harding,
of Chicago, arrived Monday evening
for a visit with MIR. and Mrs W. j.
Schade Mr. Harding is we'll known
in the theatrical world being manager
OF the Chicago Vaudeville Exchange.
Will Kerr and family have moved
here from Galena and have taken up
their residence in the house in the
third ward formerly occupied by Mrs.
44lLLlO DlOChs MI AClL l6 a Cl&dl
maker by trade and will occupy the
stand formerly used by the Kendall
Bros.
L. A. Clark will go to Racine
some time this week to attend a meet
ing of the directors of the j. l. Case
90. and the relatives of Lewis Strang
who will be there from New York.
The meeting Is for the purpose OF
making a complete investigation of
Strang' death and Mr.. Clark, Joe
Jaggesberger and Mr.. Tufts, of Mil.
waukee, will tell their story of the
accident.
The State Highway Commission.
at its meeting in Madison last week,
decided to build a section of gooc
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