Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03
Band concert tonight.

Miss Elva UT is visiting rela-
qives and friends at Platteville.
August and are the dates
selected for Fennimore' field days.
Mrs. Jung Bluth, of Liberty, was
here on business, between trains Fri
day.
H. F. Barnett purchased an e.
NJ. F. car, of the Knox Auto Co.. on
Friday.
Lynn A. Woodhouse returned to
his home in Bloomington, from Madi.
son Friday.
Walter Pollock and family left
Saturday morning for their home in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss Mildred Thompson is visit
ing in Minneapolis, with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Muesse
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Swits
visited here a few days last week at
the T. F. Orion home.
Mics Lucille Wiedenbeck is visit
ing her brother, Albert J. Wieden-
beck, at Cottage Grove.
The Ladies Junior Aid of the NJ.
e. church spent Friday at Fennimore.
with Mrs Frank lockwood.
Fred Garner went to Milwaukee
Sunday to spend week or more
with his sister, Mrs Brotherson.
Miss Lille Garner returned to
her home in Madison. Friday after a
short visit with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Ethel burlington, of Mime
sofa, arrived Thursday noon for an ex-
tended visit with her aunt, Mrs. j P.
Williams.
Miss Elva Doll left Thursday
anorning via Potosi, for a month 8
visit at Spring Valley and Min
neBpoIis.
The Misses Leta and Loretta
Pleumer. of Tennyson, visited week
with their sister Mrs. Mark Carmody.
of North Lancaster.
Miss Carrie Wright who spent
the winter and spring in California,
returned to this city Saturday even
Jug, for the summer.
If you have property for sale or
witch to buy, make your wants known
TO The Lancaster Realty Company,
y. b. Kinney, manager. 217 Maple
street.
Rev. G. E Schmidt and sister
Meta left Thursday morning for
Vincennes, Ind, where Meta expects
to spend the remainder of her vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Macke and
son, Donald of Richland Center, ar
rived Thursday evening for visit
with Mrs Alice Orion and family
and other relatives.
Mrs. Anton Belken and two chill
G7ren of Elk Grove and her sister Miss
Katie hurry of Benton were guests at
the Be1ken home over Sunday. They
returned home Monday morning.
Joel Pedlar, who has been en-
ployed in the abstract Office in this
city, left Thursday morning for
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he has
accepted a position in a commission
house.
DIR. A. Baldwin, of Livingston.
came over Friday evening and left
Saturday morning for Ladysmith,
where be will combine business with
pleasure. He expects to be gone a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Smith who
spent couple of weeks here with
their two little daughters and Mrs
Smiths mother, Mrs. H. Nivarel,
left Wednesday afternoon for Canada,
where they will rejion their theatrical
company.
The excessively hot days we have
had during the past week have beer
quite oppressive but they were just
what was needed if this section is tC
have much of corn crop this year
A good, soaking rain is much needed
now to make everything right
Mrs. b J Lowrey, who has beer
with her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Allen
and family, in Michigan, for nearly
six weeks past, returned to Lancaster
via Potosi, Sunday morning, accom-
panied by the daughter and the tw,
little grand children, who will re
main here for several weeks. II
consequence the editor of The HeralC
feels that he has real home again