Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-05

George W.5Slaght, of Mccartney.
was in Lancaster Saturday.
-Chas. Adkins, of Fennimore, was
In Lancaster Wednesday.
Mrs. Beth Bowers went to Du-
buque Monday to spend the fourth.
Miss Marian Ivey left Saturday
for short visit with Dodgeville reIa-
tivss.
George Il. Reichers and Frank
Staver, of Belmont, were here We'd
nesday.
Win Winskill is driving the
Potosi Lancaster stage for Davis
Newman.
Misses Mile and Florence Heiser
of Platreville, visited at Lancaster
last week.
J. NJ, Donnellly and A, Fl.
Patch, of Bloomington. were callers
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Hatch, of
Bloomington, visited at Lancaster
the past week.
Miss Mary Webb arrived home
Wednesday from Stevens Point where
she visited friends
Frank Sitter left Monday for
Montrort where he is employed MAX
ing cement blocks.
Mrs. James Fowler is enjoying
visit from her sister Mrs George
Royal and son Kenneth of Oak Park.
I'll,
F NJ Pine and J. S. Morrison,
representing the Chicago Portrait
Company, had business at Lancaster
Friday.
jay Harcleroad, Earl Ivey,
Hubert Alt, Jake Hoffman and Chas
Tiedeman were Dubuque visitors Wed
nesday,
Conductor L g. Phinney of Bara-
boo, was given the Galena Lancaster
run during Conductor Helberg's
absence.
Seven prisoners are confied in
the county Jail awaiting trial at the
fall session of circuit court or serving
Jail sentences.
Clarence Market left Friday
for Cleveland Ohio, where he has ac-
copied a position with the Manu-
facturers' Appraisal Company.
R. A. Watkins recently pu..
chased at sheriff's sale in Dodge.
Vile what is known as the mill pro-
perty. Purchase price was $780,
Clarence Webb visited at home
last week before going to Omaha,
Neb where he has accepted a
position IN the Illinois Central
Offices
The following Shullsburg people
were visitors here Friday: Janet
Birmingham, Olive Simpson, Alex
Simpson, A. L. Kasch and j. B.
Simpson.
The Woman's Club has presented
the public library with a complete set
of Stoddard's Lectures. Fourteen
handsomely illustrated volu mes COM
prise the set
Attorneys NJ. S, Block and David
Gardner Jr. of PlatteviIle; j. P.
Smoker, of Dodg8ville aud Plat
Whitman, of of Highland had bust
ness in county court Friday.
Among those from Lancaster who
are attending the PIatteville Summer
School are the following: Nellie
Belscamper, Geneva Black bourne,
Mabel Duncalf, Alice Edge, Bessie
Edge, K. F. Janney, Esther Henkel,
Mabel Rowden.
Mrs. Arneson, of Highland, is
taking treatment at the local sani-
tarium for rheumatism. Mrs. Arneson
had been unable to walk for some
time but it is expected she will be
greatly benefited at Prof. Schade' 5
institution.
1t is expected that Rev. j. S.
Crowder, the evangelist who held a
successful series of meetings here
early in the year, will return in
August or September and hold mum
Der Of meetings at the NJ. E. church.
Rev. Crowder has met with great sue
cess in his work elsewhere in the
county aud has made many friend
wherever he has been.
The Lancaster House has been
purchased by john Croker who has
been in charge or the hotel for several
weeks. The consideration was about
So 600. The former owner was
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