Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15

E N Wilmott. of Potosi, was a
Herald caller Friday.
i Fl. Howe returned home for
few days, Saturday noon
Miss Emma Delpn, of Mus3oda,
Is a guest at the Bart Stoll home.
The Misses Katherine Meyer and
Elisha Kinzel went to Plattevill9 Fri
day.
Mrs Jonn Cook started for Dun
barton, Wis last Wednesday, for a
visit.
II. L. Cleary, of Platteville. in
come tax assessor, was in the city
Thursday
Geo, Finnegan, of Feunimore,
was down for the pillow show Thursday
afternoon.
DIR. j. Godfrey and daughter
Helen, drove over to Livingston in
their car Friday.
Mrs Roy Gates and son, of
Bloomington, went to DeForest, Sat
urday, to visit her PARENTS.
John Wspking, of Highland.
made business trip to this city Fri
day, returning the same day.
Mrs Chas. Klarman went to
Lacrosse Saturday morning. where
she will visit her parents for few
days.
DIR. G. A. Critchlow returned to
his home, at Mellen, Wis, Saturday,
after visiting a week with friends
and relatives here.
Visitors here Saturday were
Anderson Dietzman, of Rewey. Thos.
Glynn, of Woodman and l. s. +.
Washburn, of Montfort.
w. R. Kerr started on business
trip Thursday, intending to spend
Sunday in Chicago. bat returned
home from Galena Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Daniels, of Platte
Vile. visited few days last week
with her daughters. Miss Wilma
Brickner and Mrs. Archie Breithaupt.
Jacob Becker, who has been con-
fined to the county asylum for some
time, was examined on Monday by
Drs Fowler and Kinney and was
found to be sane.
-Drs. NJ. P. Glaizer, J. M. Lewis
and ]. E. Heraty, of Bloomington,
passed through here Thursday evening
on their way home from the Doctors
Convention. at Platteville.
Miss Margaret Doll left Friday
morning for Madison, to spend a few
days with her cousin at Chaplain
hall. On her way home she will
make a visit with friends at Fenni-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Basford were
called to Prairie du Chen Thursday,
on account of the serious illness of
Mrs. Basford's sister, Mrs. Gardner
Ed Stevens. engineer at the city water
work, who is brother of Mrs.
Gardner, went over Friday morning
Mrs Mary Hampton expects to
leave here very soon for Laval, Wis,
for visit her with her grand daugh
ter, Mrs Irvie Laird, after which she
will 60 to Huron, S. Oak where she
will spend most of the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Wilcox.
The farm home belonging to
Ora Kinney. near Burton, burned to
the ground Friday morning The
fire. which was discovered about nine
O'Clock, is thought to have been start
ed by a spark from the chimney,
Very little besides the clothing was
saved. There was 500 insurance
with the Farmers Co. of Blooming
ton. Mr.. Kinney will rebuild i'm
mediately.
p. P. Adams, president of the
Adams Patent Wheel Co., Cassville,
was here on business Tuesday of last
week. While here he took many
order for handles from Lancaster
dealers He states that his company
is turning out large numbers of in
sulator pins for telephone posts the
shaping and cutting of threads on
same all being done upon the same
machine.
Read our advertisements and give
your home dealers chance to supply
your wants. They make it business
to buy goods that are in demand at
home and will be pleased to quote
prices that are as low as foreign houses
offer and will show the goods before
you buy. The catalogs of mail order
houses and postage on them runs up