Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-29

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Mrs. Jas. Tomas, of Fennimore.
was business caller yesterday.
ID. B. Brunson of Fem more.
called on S. Wright Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Duncalf, of Liberty,
was here between trains Saturday.
Yankee Robinson's big circus
will exhibit in Lancaster next Mon.
day.
Miss Jesse Hannum returned Fri
day from a visit to Eagle Grove,
Iowa.
Misses Hazel Walker and Bessie
Govier spent Sunday in Fennimore
with friends.
DIR. J. A. GauIt and w. G. SuttIe
are making business trip through
North Dakota.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness went to
Livingston Saturday, to spend Sun
day with friends.
Mrs. Jake Hoffman went to he.
home, at Highland, Monday morning
for few days visit.
Clarence Market went to Bridge
port Wednesday afternoon to spend
few days with friends.
The severe wind and rain storm
Sunday afternoon did more or less
damage to the hay crop.
Misses Elva Mccormick and
Veva Place went to Platteville SatGr-
day and returned Monday.
-Messrs. L. L, Jas. and Geo.
Harms. and D J. Gardner. of Platte
Vile, came over yesterday on a bust
ness trip.
Mrs. K. F. Orion and son return
ed home Monday noon after a few
days visit with her sister, at Fenni-
more.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
vii meet with Mrs Adolph Wepking
on Wednesday, June 9Th, instead of
Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Briel,
Thursday, a baby girl, Miss Ida
KammuelIer. of Dubuque, is the nurse
in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muesse left
for their home in Baltimore, after a
visit with their cousins, Geo. and
Henry Muesse. here
Mrs Peacock, of Fennimore, who
has been visiting few days with her
brother, J. c. Pendleton, returned to
her home yesterday.
IS E Smalley, H. L. Lippolt,
Mrs. Roy Lucky and G. c. Longer
dyke of Cuba City were here on bust
ness the first of this week.
Miss Olive Quick, who has been
visiting Miss Pearl Austin. went to
Rockford, H., Saturday, where she
will spend a week with friends
Mrs Burley Dobson, who has
been confined to the Fowler hospital
for nearly five weeks was taken to
her homo Sunday E A. Cummins
was taken to his home Friday.
Maj. Tied Lowry and Clarence
Howe arrived home from Chicago
Wednesday night on the Moonlight
Rambler" train that reaches here
about midnight. Clarence left again
Saturday for Beloit and Chicago.
Mayor Bailie, Jno Stephens and
the business committee of the city
council, A. Wiedenback. H. Belz,
L. D. Eastman and Geo. P Goble,
went to Madison Thursday afternoon
to see about a steam road roller.
"A special meeting of stockholders
of the Chicago Short Line Railway
company will be held in Lancaster
this afternoon to take action upon
matters pertaining to the voting of
subsidies. Prospects for the building
Of this road look more promising all
the while.
"A pleasant surprise was that at
the home of Rev. and Mrs Aug.
Cramer last Tuesday evening when 81
of their congregation came in to spend
the evening and say farewell. They
came with baskets we'll filled.
Wishing their pastor safe journey
and Gods blessing they left for their
homes little before midnight.
Harry and L. P. Basford came
home via Potosi this morning to
spend Memorial Day and make a
short visit with their parents. They
have completed their course in the
dental college in Chicago and have
leased joint Offices in desirable loca-
tion in that city which they will at
once open for the practice of their
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