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

Mrs. Louis Lind returned to her
home in Sitter Monday.
John Mankel went to Madison
Monday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. scaade re-
turned Saturday from Chicago.
Miss Claudia Jordan went to
Platteville Monday for a few days
visit.
Mrs. Louis hamburger and Miss
Mary Marburger went to Liberty
Monday.
-Elgie NJ. Houghton, of Beetown,
is attending the high school here
again this fall,
Frank Brandemuhl and James
Memo went to Milwaukee yesterday
to attend the State Fair.
The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Nick Heinrich, Thurs
day, Sept. 81 All ladies cordially
invited
Adam Staver, Of st. Paul, ar
rived Sunday for a week visit with
his parents in Liberty and friends and
relatives in this city.
james Mcpherson, of Ellenboro,
was il town Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcpherson are attending the state fair
in Milwaukee this week.
Mrs H. G. Gleason, who sprained
her knee while getting into a buggy
on July 2 last. is unable to walk
even with crutches at the present
time.
The next regular meeting of the
R. N. A. of this city. will be post
poned till Oct 9th, as the fair which
in sessions this week will interfere
with the attendance.
The matrimonial banns Of Miss
Esther Morahouse of South Lancaster,
and Neil Elscamp of Potosi. were
announced ia st. Clements church
Sunday for the first time.
Misses Lucille Woodhouse and
Louise BETTER, of Bloomington,
passed through this city yesterday
enroute to Appleton to resume their
studies in Lawrence college.
Wisconsin No Z corn is being
entered for the corn contest at the
Grant Co. Fair and is being taken
charge of by County superintendent
J. Q. Brockert at the court house.
Glenn Nathan and Dick Brown &C.
companied Earl Eastman to Fenni-
more Monday in his automobile and
returned the same evening by train.
Mr. Eastman went on to Cobb in his
auto.
"A stalk of corn 12 feet high was
presented to County Superintendent
Brockert Monday. It was taken from
Earl Trollop's field of Wisconsin No.
Z corn and is strong we'll matured
stalk.
E. L. Mccoy and family moved
into their new home on west Maple
street last week. This new home
together with the other new residences
on this street are a great Improvement
to our city,
Misses Harriet Marks and Leila
Goble started for Appleton Tuesday.
Miss Goble is to enter for the first
year and Miss Marks is to complete
the last years work in Lawrence
college at that city,
Rev. and Mrs. j. I. Morgans
started yesterday for Sparta to attend
the Methodist Conference this week.
They stopped at Sitter Tuesday
where Rev Morgans officiated at a
marriage in that village.
Mrs Grant Bonham, Of Hurri-
cane. was claimed by the death angel,
Thursday morning, after a long period
of sickness. Mrs, Bonham was an
elderly woman and pioneer resident
of this vicinity. She was well-known
and loved by all who knew her. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon
from the residence to the Hurricane
cemetery 1t was a large funeral, and
many friend were present to show
their love for her and their sympathy
for those left behind.
Mrs. 5. F. Stewart, field worker
for the Woman's Baptist Home and
Foreign Mission Societies of Minnesota
and Wisconsin, spoke at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Stewart is very pleasing
speaker and those who listened to her
as she t2ld Of the work that is being