Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-31

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Miss Carrie Wright went to
Dubuque Saturday to visit week or
more with relatives.
J. Harcleroad and wife attended
the Chautuaqua at PlatteviIle a
couple of days last week
Miss ;ednet Austin. is visiting
this week in Ca lille, the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. lien Smith.
Mrs. c. F. Dickinson returned
home Saturday noon from a visit at
Chicago, Lake Geneva and Madison.
-Chas. Henry, of the town Of
Liberty, lost five head of cattle by
Lighting during the storm Saturday
night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wright and
baby returned home Wednesday even
ing. after a week spent in camping at
Gamers Landing.
Mrs. E. A. Fengler, of Dubuque
and Mrs. j Dee and son Harold, of
Chicago. are visiting at the home of
Mrs Bowers.
-Messrs. Harry and Clement
Nathan, of Dubuque, came Saturday
evening to spend few days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Augusta Wisco took the
early train last Wednesday morning
for a visit with her son Anton and
wife at Mason City, Iowa.
The Misses lockwood, of James
willie, arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit at the VIM. lockwood home
and with other relatives.
Miss Margaret Goodwin, who
had been the guest of Miss Martha
Meyer for a week or more. returned
to her home in Beloit, Saturday.
Mrs. Clark, of Richland Center.
who has been visiting heE son L. A,
Clark and sister, Mrs. L Fl. Stevens,
left Monday morning for Oconto Falls.
Thomas Edwards, of Hazel Green,
son of the veteran postmaster OF
that village. and Miss Edith Barron,
of Platteville, were married last
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Gundy, OF Platteville,
and daughter, Mrs. Smith, of Texas,
visited last week with Mrs John Orr,
of this city, and with friends in
Bloomington.
Mrs G. W. Burrows and daughter
Myrle returned from Platteville Mon
day evening after a few days visit at
the Harcleroad home and attending
the Chautauqua.
The Misses Hazel and Viva Pear.
son, of Chicago, arrived Saturday
evening for a visit at the Robt.
Jordan home and with other friends
and school chums.
Walter NJ. Webb, Of Gilbert,
Mimi, arrived Thursday noon to
join his wife and daughter and for
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. E. Webb and other relatives.
The Platteville News. R. L
Dudgale's paper. has changed it,
publication day from Wednesday to
Friday, which is surely a change fol
the better Heretofore all three OF
the PlatteyIlle papers have beer
published on Wednesday.
n. E. Gross returned Thursday
noon from his three weeks trip down
east. Mr. Gross visited the SohmeI
Piano people at their New York
Office. and spent some time in going
through their manufacturing plant
which is but a short distance from
his old home at Elmhurst.
George Angus returned home las
Thursday from Cape Girardeau, Mo.
south of st. Louis, where he had gone
to look after some business affairs
connected with the estate of his uncle
". W. Ward, who died there abou
two weeks ago. He was accom-
panied home by his mother, Mrs. G
II. Angus, who was also at Cape
Girardeau for the funeral.
The town board of Beetown ha
ordered a special election to be hello
on Tuesday. September 3, to vote upor
the proposition Of bonding the towr
for $33, 600 in aid of the proposed
Chicago Short Line electric railway
The official call for this election, 10
gether with those. for the towns q
North and South Lancaster and thu
city of Lancaster, appear in this ISSUE
of The Herald.
-Waukegau, Ill. real estate mer
are negotiating with Ringing Broth
ers in an effort to sell them tn