Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-02-15
L. Hitler, of Woodman. was in
T,onoocfo GofIrdou

j. A. Tormey, of Fennimore, was
in this city Saturday.
j. S. Norris, of PIattev lille, was
in Lancaster Wednesday,
Washington birthday supper at
the Congregational church.
Congregational Ladies' Aid with
Mrs. Il. W. Brown, Friday. "
DIR. G. G. NARROW arrived home
yesterday noon from Madison.
j J. Hahn was here from Dodge
Vile on business Wednesday.
Henry Schuppener, Of Sitter,
called on Lancaster friends Sunday.
Sam Levin, of the Boston Store,
went to Chicago on business Sunday.
Reuben Birch and Tom Biggin
were over from North Andover Satur-
day.
&C. NJ Hopkins and W. G. Edge,
Of Fennimore, were in Lancaster
Thursday.
Atty. Alex. Athey. of Prairie du
CHEN, had legal business here last
Wednesday.
Rev. Myron Argus was called to
Evansville Sunday by the serious ILL
ness of a friend.
Knox & Hurlburt recently dis
posed of an E. M F. autmobile to John
Plat of Hurricane.
Miss Bertha Laabs left Sunday
for Chicago to resume her duties in
a millinery estab hment
Arrangement are being made for
series Of revival meetings during
the month Of March at the NJ. E..
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lint, OF Lincoln,
Nebraksa, left Monday afternoon for
Fennimore where they are visiting
relatives.
The Frank E Long Stock Com.
pany will hold forth at Reeds opera
house for one week commencing
February 81.
Mrs. David Schrelner left yester-
day afternoon for Madison. She was
called there by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Schreiner.
Geo. Sykes went to Monroe Mon
day to observe the seventy ninth birth
day of his mother with the other
mem bers of his family.
The following attorneys attended
circuit court here Wednesday T. L.
CIeary and l. Ell. Brunckhorst, OF
Platteville; O. Kuenzli, of Boscobel,
and s. E. Smalley, of Cuba City.
Nick Maysembourg. of Freeport,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday night for a visit
with his brother Leo, of this city.
Mr.. Meysembourg is mattress manu-
facturar in Freeport and has not visit
y
Mrs Sam Hirsch and her sister,
Miss Eta Burgess started last Thurs
day noon for Colorado, where they ar.
rived safely on Friday night. They
expect to remain several months
in the hope of improving Mrs.
Hirsch's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Stuckey,
left yesterday for Fennimore and Bos
cobel where they will make a short
visit before returning to thier nome
at Piainville, Kas. Mr.. and Mrs
Stucky visited at the home of the
latterss sister Mrs. NARROW Kidd
while in Lancaster
The east show window at the
store of L. Alt & Sons has attracted {
great amount Of attention during the
past week. The window dressing was
done by Hubert Alt who in making
an exhibit Of their celebrated Ferndel
Remus Coffee also had a splendid
showing of scenic pictures ani
geological specimens he gathered dur
ing the weeks he spent in the noun
tains of Colorado last fall.
"A teachers institute will be hello
at the high school building at Mt. Hope
Saturday, February % The program
which has been planned should prove
interesting and profitable. After en-
rcllment Saturday forenoon at 8 80 6
musical selection will be rendered anC
then Prof Thomas Gentle will ex
emplify the work in reading. Assist
ant L Adams of the MT. Hope Higk
School will follow with the subject OF
Language The afternoon session will
begin at 30 Prin. E Corlett will
open the program. her subject being
Isle of LIan. Prof. Gentle will
have charge of Biography" during
the afternoon session. The Question