Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-20

NoJ8
-Geo. DiVall, of Wauzeka, was
here last week.
g A. Stevens. Cassville banker.
was here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.. Hatch went
to Milwaukee Sunday.
Mrs. Ed LANCE, of Ipswich. was
a caller here last week.
DIR. Cunningham and family, of
Platteville. were here Friday. =.
Mrs. E. B Goodsell is visiting
at the Isaac Deller home in Milwau
kae.
Chester saxeby of Superior.
visited at the Lisherness home last
week.
-Chas. Day went to Madison
Yesterday to visit his sister Mrs. Geo.
Phillips.
Miss Mona Carmody, Of Mt. Hope,
is guest at the home of Thomas
Carmody Jr.
Mrs Roy Garthwaite and Mrs.
Kate Keitlinger were. visitors at
Fennimore Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. P. Pluemer, of
Potosi, visited Mrs M. E. Carmody
north of the city last week.
Miss Ella Roseliep returned Mon.
day from Platteville. where she
attended the funeral of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cox, of
Rochelle, ILL.,. are visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Cox south of
this city.
Clyde Hough. son of VIM Hough.
of this city, came here last
week from his home in Mineral Point
to attend the Fair.
Kenneth Abel returned Saturday
to his home in Portage after a
month s visit at the Perry Moore
home east of this city.
Philip Painter and bride were
visiting relatives here last week on
their honeymoon. They returned to
Mineral Point Thursday.
Mrs. T. F. Orion is entertaining
this week her brother, Joseph Thomas,
Of Calumet, Mich, who arrived last
Wednesday for a brief visit.
Miss Daisy Roberts, of Bloom
ington, passed through this city Mon
day. enroute to Milwaukee to resume
her studies at Milwaukee Downer.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrega-
tional church, will hold it's re-
gular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Lou Fisher Friday afternoon. All
are welcome.
Mrs w. P. White accompanied
ner father, Mr. Remy and his daugh-
ter Miss Helen Remy to their home
in Mansfield, o. Saturday Mrs.
White will remain their for a short
visit.
Sam Livingston went to his home
in Livingston Saturday for few days
visit. He returned to this city Mon
day TO resume his duties as teach er in
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the Grant CO. Fair.
Owing to the present uufavora BILE
conditions Of the local market for the
sale of western horses, the auction
sale that was to have been held at
the Lancaster stock yards Monday by
o. W. Pierce was declared off.
Prof. Kehl, of Madison, was here
last week during the fair Mr.. Kehl
expects to conduct a series of lessons
in the art Of dancing, in this city
during the coming ter. The fist
lesson will be given or about the
18th Of October.
w. j. Brennan and Dist. Atty.
Geo. Clementson went to Milwaukee
Thursday to place attachments upon
two airships which are the property
of the Curtiss Company. This was
considered the best way to start an
action for damages because of
the Company's failure to stick
by their contract for the Grant Co.
Fair.
Fred F. Pitts, of Pekin, Ill.
who has been installing the new pipe
organ at the Congregational church
left Wednesday for PIatteville to
tune the organ in the M. E. church.
From there ne went to his hom3 in
Pekin for few days rest after sever al
weeks trip during which time he has
worked continually on pipe organs
for the Hinner Organ Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stevens started