Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-30

Mouuay.
Miss Jessie ZiegIer went to Mil
waukee Monday.
Mr.. and Mr. John Hoffman went
to Dubuque Friday.
Louis R. Jahuke. of Sitter, had
business here Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Mann visited relatives
at Fennimore last week.
George Edwards, of Glen Haven,
was here one day last week
Harmon Van Dusen and wife of
Madison, are visiting here at the
Van Dusen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID Stratton and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D Hatch autoei to
Fennimore Sunday.
MINIS. Woolstenholme, Stratton
and Tenant we're in Fennimore Fri
day visiting old friends.
Chas Underwood came back from
visit in Chicago Thursday. His
sister returned with him.
-Burnell Oates went to Linden
Saturday to meet his sister who re-
turned with hiL, Monday.
Miss Hester Harper returned to
her home in Madison Monday after
visit here with relatives and friends.
Judge Clementson and wife went
to Milwaukee yesterday. They will
also visit at Chicago before returning
home.
Miss Bertha Laabs came home
Friday She has been taking a
vacation trip east and visited at Nc
Donald. Pa.
A. q. Knapp left Monday on a
fishing trip to northern Wisconsin
He will spend part of the time at
Lake Winnebago.
-Chas. Brandemuhl and Frey
Spease went to Milwaukee Monday
afternoon to attend the funeral Of Mr..
Brandemuhl' aunt.
Mrs F. e.. Hanson. of Madison,
and Miss Belle G. Tripp. returned to
that city Friday after a visit at the
home of A. g. Knapp
Miss Martha Meyer returned Fri
day from visit at Beloit Miss
Goodwin Of that city returned with
her for visit with friends here.
Mrs. A. 2. Anderson returned to
Appleton this morning. She has been
here a number of weeks with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Dickinson.
W. E. Webb. administrator of
the late Andrew Whitish estate held
a sale TO day at Preston. c. w
Burrows, Of this city. was the
auctioneer.
Mrs. K T. Orion and Mrs W. Il.
Orion entertained company Of lady
friends at Kensington tea, at the
home of Mrs K F. Orion, Friday
afternoon from to Z.
Miss Margaret Peacock started
yesterday for Milwaukee where she
will visit few days before going to
Kewanee, Wis where she will be
employed as a milliner.
The case of the State of Wiscon-
sin against Albert Oates, of BagIey,
for violation of the fish laws. which
was to have been tried Aug. 3Oth. is
continued to Sept. 18th.
Mrs. N. L. Baltic left Monday
for her home in Lake Preston. South
Dakota after a visit with relatives
here. Mrs, Baltic formerly lived at
Sitter before going to the middle
west.
Miss Amanda Eastman gave a
miscellaneous shower in honor Of Miss
Emily Cronin Thursday evening.
About twenty guests were present and
many tokens of goud- will were
showered upon the bride to be. =
Miss Helen Godfrey entertained
a company Of girl friends Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Bessie
Brackett. who is soon to become the
bride of Fred Avery, a partner in the
Overland" Automobile Company.
The party was given as kitchen
shower for Miss Brackett.
An unusual scene was witnessed
by Dodgeville citizens when an
Indian child, who was with the Kit
Carson Buffalo Ranch Wild West
Show, was buried in the Catholic
cemetery. The child died of brain
fever just as the show reached the
city. AS the parents we're both devout
Catholics, Rev. Father A. Ambanen,