Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-01-03


-Chas. Day went to Madison
Saturday.
Sydney Hyde visited in Living
ston last week.
Earl Eastman was here from
Cobb last week.
e. L. Mccoy had business in
FenDimore Thursday.
Dir. JIG. Doolittle went to Fenni-
more Thursday on business.
Mrs F R Bnnn and son Melvin
went to Platteville Friday.
L. o. Pennock had bushes in
Galena and Hazel Green last week
Clarence Howe went to DeIevan
Thursday and to Chicago Saturday.
Esser visited at Fennimore last week.
Miss Eureka Leise went to Platte
Vile Saturday to visit at the Jenkins
home.
-Chet Hannum is nuw out of
quarantine and is getting along
nicely.
Lester Thompson was home last
week from Madison where he is now
employed.
Robert Bracket is home from
Mlnueapolis for a visit with reIatives
and friends.
1t is reported that Feminine is
to have postal savings bank opened
there Jan. 18th.
Paul Damn, of Madison, who
has been visiting here went to
Boscobel Saturday.
Carl Harper returned to his home
in Madison Saturday after visit at
the Perry Moore farm.
Miss Matte Dickinson, of Dodge
Vile was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beck over Sunday.
The Stevens farm south of Lam
caster has been purchased by John
Wildermuth, of Livingston.
Mrs g. A. Bowden left Friday
for Waukegon I'll after visit with
Lancaster friends and relatives
Robert Quinn who is employed at
Hatch 3 drug store left Friday for a
short visit at his home in Columbus,
Wis.
Paul Mcnamara was here Satur-
day from Bloomington with his sister,
who left on the noon train for Arthur
where she is teaching school.
Clarence Glider went to Fenni-
more Saturday to spend Sunday with
his parents. He is working at the
George Glider farm north of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Deller and
son Oswald left Monday for their
home in Milwaukee after short visit
in this city guests at the J. J.
Oswald home.
w. A Taylor, of Buckwheat
Ridge is DESTROYS Of moving to Lam
caster He was here Friday looking
for house to rent, but he found
such houses pretty scarce
-Orrin Bennett and Charles
Dugdale living near Platteville, came
to Lancaster one day recently with
wheat to be ground into -four. This
speaks we'll for our lUcal mill.
John Dechow. former proprietor
of the Philips house was here last
week for visit He is now located
on a big $50 acre farm near Letcher,
S. OAK. and is making d fine success.
Mrs Dechow will remain here awhile
longer.
Herbert and Will Taylor we're
home las5 week for visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. H. Taylor.
The boys are taking school work, one
in the Illinois university aud the
other at the university at Madison.
The State fair dates for the year
1919 have been named for the week
beginning Sept. 9th. Other State fairs
will be held this same week III
Huron, S Oak Topeka. Kansas !;
Louisville. Kentucky; Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Hugh Harper left Wednesday for
Neenah. Wis, where he took part in
series of basket ball games with Co.
F. Wisconsin National Guard, with
which company Harper has played a
great many games and enjoys to be in
the company whenever it is possible.
"A resident of Wisconsin for over
fifty years, voting at state and
national elections and having held the
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