Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-31

du Chen Monday on business.
Miss Grace Morse made her usual
weekly trip to Fennimore Thursday.
Miss Lsouora Edwards is visiting
her aunt Mrs. E. Fl. Moon, of Cass-
Vile.
Mrs. c. NJ. Cronin is visiting in
Platteville with her daughter, Mrs
H. Fawcett
Mrs Leo Heit. of Galena ard
daughter, of Platteville, made bust
ness trip to this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schwartz. Of
Baruum. Wis, visited with Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Beck, on Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness has
been visiting at Boscobel for several
days, the guest Of Miss Emma Miller.
Archie Briethaupt went to Bill
Vile. Wis. Friday morning, to help
in the John Place store for short
time.
Mrs Henry Mckinney. of Rich
mond. Kansas. is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Richard Willis and Miss NJ.
Harris
Minis. Bell, Knapp and William
went to Sitter Thursday morning
where they spent the day with Mrs.
Bayman.
Mrs. A. Wayne and son Warren
returned Wednesday noon from a
month visit with relatives, in Iowa
and Nebraska.
Mrs. Everett UT went to Platte
Vile Thursday 10 join her daughters
Ethel and Elva, who are attending
the Chautauqua.
Attorneys F. L. and G. E. Cleary,
NJ. S. Block, j. Brunckhorst and j.
w. Murphey. of Platteville, were
here on cases Monday.
jos McBrien left for his home
in Minneapolis Sunday by way of
Potosi. Mrs McBrien and baby will
remain a little longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Kester. left
here for Vale Oregon. Thursday morn
ing. They just recently returned
from a trip through the east.
-Chas. Neihaus, of Fennimore,
was busy here Thursday afternoon
distributing bills for Tennimore Big
Days. to be held August s and g.
Mrs. Carr and daughter Helen,
of Dodgeville, arrived Thursday even
ing for visit with Mr. and Mrs. j.
L. Bennett and family and returned
Monday.
Virgil Critchlow, who has been
working here for his uncle, Mr.. Lew.
is, since the beginning of vacation,
left Friday afternoon for his home in
Mellen, Wis.
Miss Katherine Kilbcurne. Of
Kansas and student of the. Chicago
University. arrived here Thursday
evening for visit at the home Of
George P. Goble.
Mrs. Kate Hyde left Friday
morning for her home, in Galesburg,
ILL.,, after an extended visit here,
Her daughter. Miss Bessie Hyde, will
remain a little longer.
Misses Margaret Bixby. of Slough
ton and Myrtle Riggs of Kansas, re-
turned home Monday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eastman and
family and other relatives in the city.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet on Friday with Mrs. Lou
Fischer. Each lady is requested to
bring a covered dish for the picnic
supper to be held at Ryland's park.
Those from here who attended the
Chautauqua at Platteville Sunday
we're: E. ]. Morse and family, FL. E.
Carthew, David Eastman and daughter
Miss Arminda, s. Geisel and l. NJ.
Abernthy.
Miss EIizab beth Edwards, form erIy
of this city but now living IN Madi-
son, arrived last Tuesday evening fol
a visit with Miss Edna Creamy and
other friends. She expects to stay
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Warren Hannum Jr., anC
baby left Thursday morning for theil
home at Warren Pa after making
an extended visit here at the Warren
Hannum home and with Mrs.
Warren S mother and sister, Mrs.
Kate Hyde and Miss Bessie Hyde,
respectively.
Railroad eighthandlers who
have returned to work in Chicago after
being defeated in their recent strike
have found conditions changed in g