Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-10-25

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Saturday.
Lee Eastman went to Montfort
Thursday.
Harold shipley visited at Fenni-
more Saturday,
will Rech had business in Fen
nimore Saturday.
Richard Meyer, Jr., is having his
residence reprinted.
H. w Brown was a passenger on
the morning train to Fennimore Sat
urday.
Mrs. Albert Phillips and three
children visited in Mineral Point last
week
Mrs. f. Woolstenholme has had
her residence re-shingled during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat May and two
children visited at Madison a few
days last week.
Kay Selleck who is fireman on
the Northwestern line was home
few days last week
Mrs. Jake Dersch enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon one day last week
with relatives at Little Grant.
"A few flakes of snow were seen in
the air Monday morning. This is
surely another sign of winter.
Mrs. John Buck and son Melvin
also Mrs Bucks mother. Mrs.
Henkel, went to Fennimore Saturday.
Mrs. E. Bolzell returned to her
home in Montfort Saturday after
visit with her daughter Mrs. E. J.
Morse.
Taylor McVail, of Platteville, is
BOARDING at the county Jail for dis
orderly conduct He will stay here
for 10 days.
Mrs. Jane Ward returned home
last week Wednesday from an extend
ed visit with relatives in Cotton,
Forestburg and Hartman, S. DAKOTA.
Mrs. VIM. Frankinhoff, of
Hickory Grove is guest at the c. w.
Burrows home in this city. This is
her first visit here for nearly Is years.
j Fl. Pugh, cashier of the
Peoples State Bank, went to Madison
Saturday to meet his wife. They re-
turned to this city Monday evening
w. E. Lathrop has sold the
James Smith farm of 1929 acres just
west of this city to James Govier of
Mt Ida. The consideration was
$40, OOO
Mrs. c. H. Baxter entertained
Mrs. G. B. Clementson and Mrs.
Julia NJ Hannaford at her home on
North Madison street Thursday after
noon.
The Potosi stage did not come
to this city till nearly o'clock
Thursday. The delay was due to
washout on the Burlington near
Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. J D. Long and son
Ira, Of Sanborn. Ia, Lestor Long. Of
Rock Valley, Ia, were among the
out-of town relatives who attended
the funeral OF Raleigh Long at
British Hollow.
Louis Pendleton is taking few
days vacation this week from his
store work His son Roy is taking
charge Of the store in his fatt er's
absence. DIS he is also on his vacation
from his employment with L. Alt &
Sons.
Walter Damn, who was the
victim of foot bail accident few
weeks ago, left Thursday afternoon
for Madison to resume his studies in
the State University. lie has missed
nearly three weeks Cf work which
means great deal in that school and
it will be doubtful if he can keep up
this year.
Mrs. Julia M. Hannaford left
Monday for Rockford, I'll , where she
will visit few days with relatives
before returning to Grand Blanc,
Mich, where she will spend the
winter at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Benford. Rev Hannaford
accompanied his mother as far as
Rockford and will return home Thurs
day.
The funeral serices for the late
Mrs. Keziah Garner were held at the
house Wednesday morning, Rev.
uanuaford officiating The body was
then taken to Beetown for burial,
Rev Wooley, Of Bloomington, con