Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-08-02


kee Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kitto, of
Rockville, were at Lancaster Monday.
Miss Bertha Laabs returned home
Monday from her visit at Platteville.
Harry Livens went to Poinette
Tuesday where he will be employed.
Mrs, Reeves Ryan and child, OF
North Andover, visited at Lancaster
Sunday.
A sewing party was given at the
home Of Mrs. j u. Hatch. from three
to six o'clock, on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mackey and
baby, of Richland Center, are visit
| ing at the home of Mrs. Alice Orion.
Beginning yesterday, August 1st,
all of the barber shops in Lancaster
advanced the price of shaving to Is
cents
Miss Elva UT returned from
Platteville Monday. She attended
/ the summer school at the state
normal.
Paul Richardson returned from
Harvard, ILL.,, Monday. He has been
employ ed as painter for the past few
months
Mrs. Joseph Wright, of Chicago,
joined the other members of the
family who are visiting here. Satur.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Clark, Mr..
aud Mrs L. H. Stevens. Fl. L. Bias
ford and Lee Wright motored to
Dubuque Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Sails. who is visiting
relatives and friends in this city,
spent one day last week at the Chss.
Wilson west of town.
Misses Ruby Hoffman, Vsra
Hoffman, Leila Schuppner and Mr..
Donald Hoffman went to Sitter Mon
day for few days visit.
Amy, hamburger. daughter of
Henry Mar burger, went to her home
in Liberty. Tuesday. She visited
here at the home of Louis hamburger.
! Miss Harriet Ferry returned home
last week from nearly a three months
visit with relatives and friends at
Cotton. Woonsocket, Forestburg and
Loomis South Dakota.
Ray Hunsaker, left Tuesday for
Cuba City, where he will remain for
few days before going to his home
in Stromsburg, Nebraska He has
been visiting here with AL Runsaker
and family.
Maurice Nj. Ziegler. left Monday
morning for an extended visit through
the east. His final destination will
be Ocean Grove, New. jersey but he
will stop at many places of interest
along the route on his return,
= 1t seems to me that saving 81. sc
in whole years time makes mighty
long road to riches, says writer,
and yet there are those who do not
subscribe for their local paper because
they say they want to economize.
The 40-page supplements contain
ing publication Of the laws passed
at the 1911 session of the Wisconsin
legislature will be issued by Tue
Herald next week. They were not
received in time to be sent out with
this week issue.
&C. W. Burrows. is razing the
building located on the old Sherman
property, On east Cherry street,
formerly owned by Jerry Garner
This action is being taken preparatory
to the erection of a new residence,
which will add greatly to the beauty
of this street.
"A brown mare, weighing about
1900 lbs, also a rubber tired buggy
with yellow whip, the property OF
Girls HEIR, were stolen from the hitch
ing rail on the streets of Platteville,
Saturday evening, at about 8 80. AT
this writing the thief has not been
found, but steps being taken to locate
the guilty person or persons.
One of the strongest speakers at
the Platteville chautauqua, which has
just closed. was Thomas Brooks
Fletcher, who spoke on Sunday, July
%. One man who heard him and who
has also heard Judge Geo. q. Alden,
who delighted Lancaster people last
year. says that he considers Fletcher
superior to Alden. Just mark ii
down in your memory that Thomas
Brooks Fletcher is one of the attrac.
tions upon our Lyceum program for
the coming season. Edward Amherst
| orr ia Isu on the lief and either Opc