Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-10


a Lancaster caller Sunday.
-. G. Chapman. Of Platteville,
was in the city on business Friday.
Miss Clara Bass visited a couple
Of days last week at her home in
Sitter.
Mrs. Jane Ward went to Rewey
Monday morning, for visit with
relatives.
F. "A Sitter and daughter
Lillian went to Freeport, ILL.,, Mon
day morning.
y. 9. Brockert and family
returned Saturday from their visit at
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Amos Smith and family, Of
Rewey, spent the Fourth in this city
at the Benedict home.
Mrs Chas Horton and baby, Of
Fennimore, visited last week with her
sister Mrs. K. F. Orion.
Clarence E. McMahon returned
Thursday from business trip to Min
nesota ana North Dakota.
Mrs. Houston returned to Mont
fort Monday after a few days spent
here with friends aud relatives.
Mrs. H, E. Borah and children,
of Patch Grove, spent the Fourth at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Place.
Miss Maud Carthew left Monday
morning for Delsven, Wis, where
she will spend week with her
friend, Miss Barrier.
Mrs. Trentzsch and daughter,
Miss Katherine, left for Chicago Sat
urdav morning, to make an extended
visit with relatives.
M. H. Jacka of Mineral Point
returned home Saturday morning after
spending a few days with his daugh-
Ter Mrs Albert Siebert.
The BROKER Bros have fixed up
the postofice base nent for their
plumbing shop and have moved there
from the old Mitchell building.
Sheriff Rymer went to Preston
Saturday to take Ollie Nahls, who
was Judged insane Saturday morning,
to the state asylum at Mendoza.
-Terry's Uncle TENS Cabin show,
which has visited Lancaster a number
Of times in the past. will again
exhi bit here on Monday evening, July
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Prof. F. W. Trainer returned to
PlatCeville Saturday afternoon, hav-
ing spent the fourth at home. He is
member Of the summer school
faculty.
Mrs W. J Mccoy and daughter,
Mrs. B. G. Parkinson aud baby re-
turned to their home in Madison, Fri
day after couple Of weeks spent
with relatives here.
Miss Myrl Bennett, who fninshed
a course Of bookkeeping at the Monroe
Business College this spring, has ac-
cepted a position at the Bartling
Meat Market, IN PlattevilIe.
II. H. Corfeld and wife Of Fen
nimore, who have been making visit
TO England, returned home last week
Their return was fastened somewhat
by the death of Mrs Corfeld's mother,
Mrs. r Newman,
Mr.. and Mrs N. N. Blood, Of
Chicago, who had been guests in the
Lou Fischer home for several days
and who had also been visiting Mr..
and Mrs John Divall, near Liberty,
returned home Sunday.
VIM. BIcMahon and family
visited a few days last week at the
sam Kemper home east Of Sitter.
On the fourth they drove over to
Pine Knob where H. W. Brown has
his cottage, and had a picnic dinner
under the trees on heights, where it
was cool.
-' Altitude II, 666 #! Top Of the
earth Highest point on Moffat road !
66 miles out of Denver Showing
and blowing hard Party all 0. K. =
How does that sound to you, reader,
when you are sweltering with the
thermometer registering up in the
nineties? 1t is the wording of post
card received by The Herald Satur-
day, written at Corona, Colorado by
John III. Howe on July 4th
DIR @. E. Budd and his sister
Miss Clara Budd, both Of Minneapolis
arrived in Lancaster on July A. via
Potosi, for visit with their mother,
Mrs Helen Budd. Dr. Budd mas ap.