Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-01

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Bloomington.
Rev. G. A. Eastman went t. Fen
nimore Friday.
Ed Houghton, Of Beetown, was a
Lancaster caller Wednesday.
Joe Wright was here again from
Chicago last week
Miss Annie Lacke, Of Highland,
called on Lancaster friends last week.
-Chas. Klarman and Carl Roth
had business at Fennimore Saturday.
Mrs. John Henkel went to Mont
fort Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Baxter went to Chicago
Thursday.
Clay Chapman vas here from
PlattevilIe Wednesday. to see his
brother, @ @. Roberts.
County correspondence appears
upon several different pages Of to-
days Herald.
james Cornwall has moved with
his family to Aurora, Ill where he
has found employment.
Mrs. W. N. Stone and son Ralph
returned to their home in Madison
Wednesday.
The Woman's Club will meet
with Miss Emma Schreiner next
Monday afternoon.
Miss Florence Lathrop was a
guest at the Frank Roach home in
Fennimore a few days last week.
Mrs. Harvey Julius, of North
Lancaster, is greatly improved after a
serious Illness
Mrs. Chas. Huston, of Montfort,
visited at the home Of her aunt, Mrs
Jane Ward, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Riten burg
returned to their home in Dubuque
Saturday, after a week s visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Joseph Caspers returned to
her home Saturday after having under
gone an operation in the Doolittlo
hospital.
County Judges Aldro Jeuks, of
Dodgeville, and Calvert Spencer, Of
Mineral Point. were business callers
here on Thursday.
Miss Katherine Meyer and Prof.
E. w. Trainer were passengers to Fen
nimore Friday to attend the township
contest Friday evening.
x. I. Dugdale, of Platteville,
Register of Deeds. is making daily
trips to and from his work in his
automobile.
Ira D. Totman and wife
celebrated their 25th wedding ami
versary Friday They have lived
here for many years.
Judge E B Goodsell went to
Dodgeville Friday to hear a court case
in which Ju 'ge Aldro jerks was
witness.
Mrs. John Ziegler, of North
Andover, who was operated upon by
Drs Doolittle Of Lancaster, and
Demer. Of Ctasville il making a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. J c. Taylor (nee Margie
McCauley) is a guest of Mrs. S R.
Greene. Her husband is expected
later and they will return to s1their
home in Salt Lake City during the
month Of June.
Mrs. Parke Dudley, David Schrei
ner, Louis Alt, Walter and Louis
Weber attended the funeral services
of Andrew Boesser at Sitter Friday.
George Dyer was the undertaken in
charge.
Misses Saloma Mccoy, Vera East
lnan, Gladys Lisherness, Elisha Kinzel,
Helen Godfrey, Hilda Fischer, Myrtle
Boyes, Meta Schmidt, Hildegarde Alt
and Guinoir Hell 1erg accompanied the
base ball team to Fennimore where
they played Saturday.
The Strollers Quartette' closed
the Star Lyceum Course Friday even
ing with a very fins mu steal enter.
tainment at Reed s opera house. The
listeners were all very much pleased
and we hope the Strollers may chance
to stroll this way again in the future.
A base ball team composed of
Masters, H Menkel. F. Trentzsch, D.
Dyer, W. Burr, B. Day, P. Edwards,
J. Edwards, Y. Angus and B. Bennett,
all students at the North school went
to Sitter Friday and defeated
Sitter team by a score of IS to 3. The
wind was blowing SO iercely that