Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-13

Thursday
Mrs. Louis Pendleton was in
Fennimore Thursday.
Miss Goodwin returned to her
home in Beloit Saturday.
Mrs Bert shipley and son Ralph
came home Thursday from a visit at
Madison.
Irwin Vespeyman, a resident Of
North Lancaster has rented the Peter
Stoffel farm for next year.
james E. Dunlap, of Ripon. came
TO this city Friday to resume his
duties as assistant in the High school.
Miss Flora Rothschild started
Wednesday for Minneapolis to resume
her duties as an instructor in the 5th
and 9th grades of the public schools.
Miss Iva Galloway started Thurs.
day for Goodman. Wis. where she has
be enengaged as instructor in the
primary department of the schools.
MIR and Mrs. Delos Grams re-
turned Friday from two months trip
through the western states and up
into the northwestern part of Canada.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin started
Friday for Menominie, Wis, where
she will enter the Stout Institute of
Domestic Science for the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blewett. of
Aberdeen, S. Dak., are visiting
relatives here. Mrs. Blewett was
formerly Miss Anna Retallick Of this
city.
Miss Clara Jacobs arrived here
Thursday from Argyle, Wis, to take
up her work as instructor in the
seventh and eighth grades at the north
school.
George Probst left Friday for
Chicago to resume his studies in the
Chicago University. He has been
here canvassing for new book during
the summer.
Rev. Edward Schmidt. son Of
Rev. Louis Schmidt of this city, who
now is located in Vincennes, Ind,
came home Wednesday for a visit
with his parents.
Mrs. Alec Croft. Mrs. Simpson
and daughter and RS. Louis Croft
returned Thursday from Windside,
Neb. where they have been visiting
for number of weeks.
Lou Starr has purchased the old
Rowden property on North Adams
street. Mr.. Starr had not decided
whether he will erect any new build
ings on this property at this writing.
Several auto loads from here at
tended the Bloomington Fair on Fri
day. They report that the fair was
fine and the crowds good considering
the bad weather for the two big
days.
C. Iverson returned to this city
Friday from Platteville. where he nas
been canvassing for the 'Wearever"
aluminium goods. He is here now
to deliver some goods for which he
took orders some time ago.
Harry E. Gross returned Thurs
day from vacation trip to Elmhurst,
New York. Everyone was glad to
see Mr. Gross come back and he
helped the boys out greatly with their
band concert Thursday evening.
Fred w. Curran and wife have
taken up their work in the 'Orpheun
Theatre" again for the winter. MIR
Curran wishes to state that he will
continue with his piano tuning work
just the same as he has for the past
few months.
VIM. Starr has purchased Mrs
Frances Burr's cottage on S. Adams
street, and will take possession within
a few months time. Mrs Burr will
move into the old home next door and
live with her son +. G. Burr and
family.
Miss Dora Watkins came home
Friday, She has been living on
claim near Belle Fouche. S. Oak.
for number of months and has only
recently proven up. Miss Watkins is
very free and open in her praise of S.
OAK as far as she has been given a
chance to look the country over dur
ing the past summer.
This is about the season of the
year says an exchange when the
pompous and over enthusiastic in
dividual Will select the tallest stalk
of corn from his field with three ears
attached to it, and then HE himself
away to some prlntihp office and