Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-14

Friday.
Miss Anna Lacke spent Sunday
al Highland
"A J. Guernsey had business at
Fennimore Friday.
DIR, J. H Reed made business
call at Sitter Friday.
Miss Ethel UT was visiting at
Platteville last week.
-Chas. Roberts had business at
PIatteville Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Hannaford returned to
Rockford. Friday morning
John J. Ertz has gone to Mason
City. Ia. to take a position.
AIR. and Mrs. e. W. Brown
visited at Fenuimore Thursday.
"A new supply of coal was placed
in the big coal bins at the court house
last week.
Frank H. Buhser is now proprietor
and owner Of W. G. White saloon, at
Rockville.
Sam and Marie Livingston also
Mrs. Chris Keehner spent Sunday in
Livingston.
Miss Gertrude Marks. of Fenni-
more, was guest of Miss Katherine
Meyer last week.
Ernest Alt and Will Daucalf
were home last week from the
university at Madison.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society will meet on Friday Of this
week with Mrs. G. W. Knapp.
Mrs. Gus Kuenster and baby of
Glen Haven were guests at the
NARROW Kidd home last week.
John Brandemuhl and wife are
the happy parents of fine baby girl
who arrived at their home Jan. Goth.
Lester Thompson was home from
Madison over Sunday. he is en-
ployed in one of the stores in the
capitol city.
Miss Grace Stone spent a few
days with her parents last week while
having a vacation ftom her studies at
the U. of w.
Mrs. H. A. Seeber and Mrs. M.
Schneider, of Milwaukee, were guests
at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Seeber over Sunday.
Conductor G. s. Helberg and
family attended the funeral of Mrs.
Helberg's father who died at Baraboo
Thursday. Funeral services were
held Saturday
Mrs. W. A. Blood. of Madison,
was a guest at the Fred Hagen home
last week. Mrs. Hagen accompanied
her to Montfort on her return trip to
Madison Friday.
"A special election will be held
at Platteville, Feb. %. at which
time the voters will decide whether
or not Platteville will adopt COM
mission form of government.
The case of Adolpn johnson
accused of selling liquor in Boscobel,
dry" town, has been carried over
to circuit court and will be placed on
the calendar for the February term.
John Hamilton and the members
of his family who are still at home
will leave for Canada about the first
of March. MIR. Hamilton has several
Boys in Canada and he also has some
land interests there.
Oliver G. Rewey, Il bank er in
the village of Rewey has been elected
president of the Wisconsin State
Beard OF Agriculture The dates for
the next state fair have been fixed at
Sept 1914 inclusive
The city of Kenosha has been
awarded thu first prize for the sale of
Christmas "Red Cross" stamps. The
prize is a vacuum cleaner valued at
So 0OO and wilt be placed IN one of
the Kenosha school buildings.
At eight o'clock Wednesday
morning occurred the marriage of Miss
Helena Gull, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.
James Gull of this city to Mr. Robert
Hoffman. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. P. Becker at st.
Gabriel's church. After a oney-
moon trip in the east the young
couple will be at home on farm
near Lancaster. Prairie du CHEN
Union.
While in Montfort Wednesday
The Herald representative called at
the Office of the Montfort Mail. Mr..
Quick, the editor, was making
apologies for the small amount of