Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-11

the sale at Lancaster Saturday.
Gerald French, Lawrence Hickok
and DeForest Brown visited at Ian
caster Thursday evening.
Ernest Pennock, wife and daughter
Dorothy, of Cascade Locks, Oregon, are
visiting at the John Pennock home.
Mrs. j. E. Cornell and little
Gwendolyn Taylor went to Dubuque
Saturday to see Mrs. Rev. Taylor,
whose condition remains about the
same.
The Baptist Aid Society have start
ed a chain tea" to help out finance.
Lewis BETTER and wife visited at
Millville Thursday and Friday.
We see by an adv. in the county
papers that there are thirty-six owners
of Ford automobiles in West Grant
and Lancaster.
W. H. and Norma Pearson are
visiting relatives at Lancaster.
M. F. Woodhouse and wife, Mrs.
Daisy Bown and A. e. Bishop fur
nished music for the funeral of Mrs.
Smith at Mt. Hope Saturday.
This is the week Of the Blooming
ton fair. Everything is in ship shape
for the event. The officers think
they have a right entertaining pro-
gram, which was published in full in
this paper last week. Come to the
fair and bring the family. It is an
informal outdoor picnic, where you
can meet all your friends and have a
good time. This feature alone is
worth the price of admission. Our
fair this year will have something
doing all the uime-exhibits to in
spect, races, vaudeville acts. etc.
You are sure to enjoy the day if you
come.
Mrs. Alice Walker. son Roy and
daughter Hazel and Roy Edwards of
Lancaster visited at the Pritcnett
hotel last week.
While attempting to crank Reub.
Trenches auto Saturday evening,
Lawrence Hickok broke an arm just
above the wrist. The break is quite
painful, but Lawrence is reasonably
patient.
DR.. r. Carter and wife of Livings.
ton visited here Sunday.
Art. Parkins, wife and two sons
and sister Stella Snider autoed from
Austin, Mimi, Saturday. They
started from home in the morning
and in mid afternoon were visiting or
Canal street, this city.
The new restaurant has a nice new
awning.
Bert Shipley of Lancaster visited
his brother ;onn here Saturday, and
helped him out in the barber shop dur
ing the afternoon rush.
Miss Mary Gasser of Platteville
visited Miss Edith Ballantine a few
days the past week.
School opens next Monday, with
all hands ready for business. Prin
W. o. Blanchard and wife have moved
into the Lee Bailey house.
Reub. French. Geo. Porter, Frank
S~chalfenstsin. Sam'I Kitto and Franz
Hoskins joined the Dubuque mer
chants steamer excursion On the
Mississippi last Thursday.
Thos. Rumble and wife Of Madison
are assisting at the Rumble restaurant
during the fair.
The pupils of Miss Violet Heinel
gave a music recital at the city hall
Saturday afternoon. There was :
good attendance. and the vocal and
instrumental selections of the pupils
were greatly appreciated.
Will Hammond is running a meat
market in CassvilIe.
Claude Hickok is expected home
from Montana this week.
There is a new daughter at the
Harry Geiger home.
Miss Olive Hope returned to school
duties at Salem Friday.
Harry Light bought some horses
here Saturday.
Mike Trainer of Lancaster and Mr..
Harvey of G~uttenburg are assisting
at the Pritchett Palace of Sweet;
during the fair.
Fred Smith, son of W. o. Smith,
and wife are visiting at Cassville.
They expect to visit at Bloomington
this week.
j. L. Sandleback Of Lancaster visit
ed his son Everett here Saturday.
Nearly all owners Of autos made
excursions to various points Sunday.
Rev. Woolley attended the NJ. E
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