Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-10

Will Alcorn, Of Louisburg, visit
ed last week at the Jos. Casper home.
Miss Miriam Ivey accompanied
the G 5. Helberg family to Chetek
on their camping trip, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Ferrand visited
several days last week with Platte
willie friends.
LOsT-On Sunday. July Z, plain
gold band bracelet. Leave at Herald
Office. Reward.
W. J. scnade and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Weber and family
autoed to Boscobel Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Howell returned from
Bridgeport Friday morning, after
short visit there with relatives.
Fred P. Meyer came over from
Chicago early Thursday morning, to
spend a few days with his family.
Miss Elva UT returned home Sat
urday evening from Platteville, where
she has been visiting the past three
weeks
Mrs Verne Clanton returned from
Fennimore Saturday evening. after a
visit with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
S. Steinhover.
John Utt, of Springfield, Ill,
arrived here Saturday evening for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Everett
UT and family.
Prof. f. W. Traner came over
from Plattaville on the Fourth to
make brief stay here. He is teach
ing in the summer school there. at
the N3rmal
Mrs J. G. Reagan, Of Chicago,
who with her baby has been visiting
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McBrien, returned home last
Wednesday.
Bert King, of The Herald's
typographical force, has moved into
the house owned by and formerly
occupied by Samuel Duncalf, in the
eastern part of the city.
Mrs Ruby Holt Ray, of Madison,
who is attending Platteville summer
school, returned to platteville Sun
day after few days visit at the G.
E. Borah home. in this city.
Mrs. Hugh Orion is expected home
tomorrow from Hibbing, Mimi, for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert BROKER and her husband s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Orton
j NJ Allen, OF Charlotte, Mich,
arrived in Lancaster Friday evening
to reioin his wife and babies who are
here for visit with Mrs Aliens
parents. the publisher of The Herald
and wife.
DIR. and Mrs. S. E. Hassell start
ed last Thursday noon for another
delightful visit on the Pacific coast,
similar to the one they had last year.
They will be gone six or eight weeks
and their time will be mainly spent
with relatives and friends at Seattle
and Everett. Washington. Mrs.
Carrie Hudson. Of Madison, is here
and will have charge Of the Hassell
home during their absence the same
as she had last year.
Robert Glenn and son Ralph
drove from Lancaster to their home
in Wyalusing during the cool hours Of
the evening. last Wednesday. Mr..
Glenn says his deal transferring his
lands to the state for a state park is
now fully completed and the deeds
all on record Re is not fully decid-
ed as to his plans but will continue
to reside on the old farm for awhile.
at least. His health is not good and
he thinks he may take a vacation and
spend a few weeks somewhere in the
mountains Of the west
According to the ruling Of the
state tax commission the lodge
goat is subject to taxation AS
SCISSORS have received instructions
from the commission, that the
property of lodges and fraternal
societies, both real and personal must
be taxed In the opinion Of the com
mission, the ordinary modern lodge is
maintained for the entertainment and
convenience Of its members, aud not
primarily for benevolent work, and
hence its property is not exempt from
taxation. Richland Center Observer.
announcements have been fur
nished from The Herald Office during
the past week for the marriage Of
Miss Mabel Madelyn Judd TO Bruce
R. Kestvr, of Vale, Oregon, which
will take place at the home Of Mrs.