Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-12

ALI of the fair buildings are be.
ing painted this spring.
j J. Friedman made a business
trip to Cobb one day last week.
More farmers than any other class
are now investing in automobiles.
j. H. Place went to Milwaukee
Monday afternoon, to spend couple
Of days.
Miss Esther Henkel, returned
home Thursday after a few days visit
at Cobb.
Mrs Dagget, of Gays Mills, was
in Lancaster on business a couple of
days last week.
John G. Anstey. of Beetown, left
here Monday morning on business
trip to Madison.
Miss Josephine Ohlert returned
home Friday morning from few days
visit in Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Hannum
and baby, of Warren, Penn. are Wis
iting relatives here
Duncan MacLaren. of New York,
has been visiting for few days at
the home of Mrs. Bowers.
Mrs. Cole returned to PlatteviIle
Friday morning after a visit with
friends and relatives here.
The Ladies' Aid Of the nj. E.
church will serve tea this afternoon
, and evening at the church.
Master Geo. Taylor gave a party
} 10 his young friends Saturday after
noon, in honor of his tenth birthday.
"A number of outing parties, both
in autos and carriages. from Lam
caster spent Sunday at the Mississippi.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Furdever
and W. S Barto, Of Boscobel, we're
business callers in this city. Monday.
Mrs. Walter Webb and daughter,
Of Gilbert. MINI, arrived Saturday
evening for an extended visit with
relatives.
Rev Schmidt returned home last
evening from Ripon. where he has
been attending Dist Conference
the past week.
Judge Geo. Clementson and J.. E.
Morse returned Friday night from
Darlington, where they had been
holding coult.
Misses Lillian Roschi and Leila
Obershaw. of Cassville. made an auto
trip to this city one day last week
with Ned Winskill.
Miss Sue Watson, of Livingston
who has been visiting Miss Hannah
Knoke, in this city. returned to her
home yesterday afternoon.
The Little Giants played Fen
nimore at that place Saturday after
noon, the result Of the game being
1913 in favor of Lancaster.
Misses Florence Heberlein. Ruth
AVS in and Bessie Divall have gone to
their home at Liberty. having attend
ed high school here the past year.
A party of ladies namely, Nuns.
f Ivey, Woodhouse, Hagan, Reese.
Clark and Lathrop went to Sitter
/ yesterday afternoon for an outing.
Miss Lisetta Their left Monday
morning, for Ashland, Neb where
she will spend couple of weeks with
Mrs. Henry Ramshaw, (nee) Matte
Walker.
An architect and three members
of the state board of control will meet
with the building committee here
Thursday to consider plans for the
new asylum building.
Mrs. D. Crichton accom- panied
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rhodes and Miss
Linda Rhodes to Dubuque Friday.
They went to Potosi in Mr.. Rhodes
auto and took the boat to Dubuque.
DIR. A. e. Barber, Of Hudson,
Wis, familiarly known by his
special friends in Lancaster as
Ham" Barber, arrived Monday even.
} ing for brief visit here.
20. H. Belscamper, of Madison,
left here Thursday noon with his two
little boys, Elmer and Harland. He
took them as far as Albert Lea, MINI.
where they will spend the summer
months with their mother.
MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Borah and
children, of Patch Grove, were here
Friday to visit Mrs Borah's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Place and to at
tend commencement exercises The
Borah children are still here.
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