Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-17

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Mrs. James Walker went to
Sitter Wednesday,
W. A. Johnson and wife went to
Fennimore Wednesday.
VIM Mcmahon went 70 Platte
Vile Friday on business.
Matt Peacock, the restaurant man
was down from Fennimore Thursday
Walter Weber and son Paul went
to Fennimore Friday to visit relatives.
George Woodruff and wife, of
Montfort. visited friends here last
week.
Miss Elva Place spent few days
at Madison with Mrs. E. r. Scheibel
{nee Pearl Wright).
Miss Grace Morse visited few
days last week with her brother
Robert at Stevens Point.
Will Moran left Thursday for
Beloit to assist Jake Hoffman in his
store and ice cream parlors.
Miss Grace Wilson was home last
week taking vacation from teaching
school in a district south of Lancaster.
Mrs. Maria Higley, of Platte
Vile, spent few days last week
visiting her brother, W. j. Baltic.
The work is nearing completion
at the [. Alt & Sons store and the
new refrigerating plant will be a
great Improvement.
DIR. Samuel n Chase, of Madison,
has been appointed a dental examiner
by the state board to succeed DR.. &.
G. NARROW. of this city.
Wilbur B. McGonigal, of
Madison had business here d few
days last week, also visited at the
home of his uncle ". j. Baltic.
Rev. Heddon and family have
been visiting at the W. G. Knox
home. They were formerly located
in Potosi but are now at Elkader, Ia.
R. I. Dugdale, register of Deeds,
went to PIatteville Thursday to
assist and suspervise the moving of
his printing office into new location.
Mrs. Fred Aupperle, Miss Alma
Wagner and Mr. John Doemer were
among those who attended the funeral
of Jacob Wenzel at Liberty Wednes-
day.
David Schreiner was allowed to
leave his home Wednesday after
several weeks of quarantine on
account of the illness of his daughter.
Doris.
Mrs. j Brogley and con went to
Fennimore Wednesday to consult an
eye specialist concerning her blind
ness with which she has been afflicted
for over two years.
Mr.. Dime, of Hayton. Wis,
general agent for the Wisconsin
Farmers Mutual hail and cyclone
insurance company, had business In
Lancaster last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Judd who has been
teaching in Vale, Oregon, was home
last week for a vacation. She went
to Milwaukee Wednesday before
returning to her school work.
With the approach of summer the
disease carrier known as the house
fly will make Its appearance. Then
comes the usual command swat the
fly and rid the country of the pest.
Such large number of Lancaster
citizens have been cleaning up the
leaves and other material about their
yard and burning the same that the
odor Of burning leaves is always in
the air.
MIR. and Mrs William Bollard
took their daughter Nellie to
Rochester Mimi, Thursday to
consult with the Mayo doctors in
regard to her condition, as she has
been in poor health for some time.
w. G. Forehand, of Platteville,
passed through Lancaster Thursday in
his automobile euroute to his farm
near Bagley. The car was loaded to
its greatest capacity with farm
machinery. The Forehand family
are moving to their farm.
Grandpa Tuff1ey. the revered sire
of the indus rious family which bears
his name, brated his 93rd birth
day at the he 10 of his son, George.
with whom he resides in the town of
Marion yesterday. Time is kind to
the aged patriarch, and he is still
we'll preserved. -Boscobel Dial Enter
prise.
Rev. Tomlinson of Richlapd
Center has suggested to the city