Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-09-06

miss annie LacKe visited In
Highland last week.
Miss Ethel Duncan, of Cassville,
visited friends here last week.
john Gum, of Highland, had
business in this city Thursday
F. E. Tenant went to Milwau-
Zee Saturday on business trip,
Mrs. Harmon Van Dusen return
ed to her home in Madison Friday.
DIR. Paul Howell came home Fri
day from Beloit where he is practic-
ing dentist.
Miss Helen Carr. of Dodgeville,
is a guest at the J. T. Bennett home
this week
Mrs. Ralph Watkins, nee Jennie
Howell, came to Lancaster Friday
from Oklahoma City.
Miss Helen Nehls returned to her
home in Platteville Friday after
visit here in the city.
Miss Wessie Dudley went to
Platteville Saturday TO take up her
studies in Che State Normal
Ray SelIeck started Friday for
Barabo where he will begin work as
fireman on the Northwestern line.
Miss Theda Howe went to Hud-
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her school, which opens this week.
Miss Myrtle Judd has gone to
Viborg, S. Oak. to take charge of
the 5tb and 9th grades in the schools
there.
DIR. J. H. Reed was away
couple of days last week on a bust
ness trip to Council Bluffs, and other
points in Iowa.
Mrs Gus Kuenster and baby
daughter of Glen Haven. visited here
last week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NARROW Kidd.
Geo. Bellows returned Saturday
to his home in Mason City, la. He
has been visiting his brother and sister
Julian and Mary Bellows, in this city.
The dates for the county school
board convention have been set for
Sept 30 and 80. This convention
will be- held in this city at the court
house.
Miss Mary Livens returned Sat-
urday to Rockford, I'll She is en-
ployed III the second largest clothing
establishment in that city known as
the Ashton Bldg
Mrs. T. F. Orion gave a kensing.
ton tea Wednesday afternoon. and
Thursday evening she entertained
company of lady friends at cards at
her home in this city.
F. P. Barnett and daughters
Florence and Barbara, Miss Kate
eastman and Miss Doris Schreiner
attended the circus in Platteville
Thursday. The trip was made in Mr..
Barnett's auto.
Geo. Probst was in Sitter Satur-
day delivering books for which he has
been canvassing this summer. His
partner, Orlin Weeds, started Thurs
day for Salina, Kan, where he will
attend the Kansas University this
year
Pres. Taft is to visit several
Wisconsin cities this fall on his re-
turn from his trip to the Pacific coast.
Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire, Oshkosh
and Fond du Lac are on his route as
he goes to Milwaukee to attend the
National Dairy show.
"A party of young people auto9d
to the country home of Clyde E.
Roesch, near Potosi, Wednesday
afternoon and enjoyed a feast of
melons. Mr. Roesch has a patch
consisting of nearly 500 hills and
there was enough of the fruit of the
vine to satisfy the entire party.
E Z. Chandler drove over to
Lancaster from Glen daven Thurs
day to make arrangements for a
boarding place for his son, who will
attend Lancaster high school again
during the coming year. He was &C
companied by Clyde Roth who has
been visiting Chandeliers for several
days, also by Miss Ethel MetcaIf
who came over for visit with Ian
caster friends.
1T will perhaps be Of interest to
his many friends in this city to learn
That Yandie Ludvik formerly Ian
caster boy, his parents having only
recently moved to Necedah, Wis, is
now an aviator, At the Oregon fair
two weeks ago MIR. Ludvik made
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