Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-10

Miss Maude Carthew went to
Chicago Friday.
j. H. Pugh and Oscar Wright
went to Fennlmore Friday.
Mrs. Bever Walker and Miss
Estella Walker went to Madison
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Mica, of
Leadyard, Ia, are guests at the +.
G, BUR hume.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kraemer
and daughter visited few days last
week in Fennimore
Mrs. H. Henry and daughter, of
Sitter, were Lancaster callers Fri
day between trains.
Mrs Robt. Hoffman and Misses
Clara and Rose Hoffman spent Easter
in Prairie du Chen.
Mrs. Lon Wayne is receiving a
visit from her aunt, Mrs. M W.
Register, Of Fennimore.
Mrs j. Fl. Bowden, of Elizabeth.
ILL.,, has been visiting Philip Schim-
min. She went to Galena Friday.
Mrs Anna Eastman left Wed
nesday for her home in Chicago after
a short visit at the Peter StoffeI farm.
W. J. Schade went to Chicago
Saturday, being called there by the
condition of Mrs Schade who is again
taking hospital treatment there.
Mrs. Emma Day went to Platte
Vile Saturday with Lorene and
Emma Willis. young ladies who have
been visiting at the Fred Day home
for few days
james E Dunlap instructor of
mathmatics in the high school. went
to Montfort Monday to act as judge
at contest which was held there
Monday evening.
Mrs. Eliza Austin. of Cedar
Falls, Ia , came to Lancaster Friday
to make an extended visit at the W.
A. Austin home. She also attended
the silver wedding anniversary at the
} R. A. Austin home in Liberty Satur
day.
!, Mrs. W. E. Clark and daughter
Genevieve are visiting relatives and
friends at Richland Center Mr..
Clark went to Bloomington Saturday
to take up his work as instructor in
the grammar department of the high
school.
The annual meeting of the Gene
terry Association will meet in the
Rest room Friday evening, April
18th, at 4 o'clock This meeting is
not for the directors and other officers
alone, but for the association. A
good attendance is expected.
The following University students
were home from Madison for a
vacation last week: Misses Grace
Stone and Claudia Jordan, H. G.
Taylor. W. G. Duncalf, Chas N.
Webb, keenan, Bennett, W. N.
Damn, Claire Totman. and Ernest
Alt.
Mr.. and Mrs w. FL. Brown went
to Chicago last week and were joined
there by their son Dick. who is at
tending the Interlaken school in
Indiana. They all returned home on
Sunday and Dick is making brief
visit and taking respite from school
duties
Mrs. Carl Lang of this city and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Runkel. of
} Potosi, went to Livingston Thursday
to attend the funeral services for the
late Herman Ghndlach which were
held Friday. Earl Lang went to
Livingston Friday to attend the
services.
st. Martna's Guild will hold a
sale in the Wright house sample room.
Friday April 18th, consisting of
, aprons and other useful articles, home
baking. also a rummage counter any
contributions for this in the line of
clothing and other small articles will
be gladly received.
The Platteville Witness tells
people to watch out for a slick fellow
who is visiting various towns pretend
ing to buy horses, After ordering
two or three teams to he brought in,
he tries to borrow ten or fifteen dol.
lars from some one who saw him
"buy" horses. Watch for him if
he comes to Lancaster.
Mrs. w. N. Stone and son Ralph
came down FROM Madison Friday
evening. Mrs. Stone is here on a
business and visiting trip and will
only make short stay but Ralph
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