Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22

was business caller THURSDAY.
F. L. Tuffiey. of Boscobel. was
here on business Thursday afternoon.
Miss Grace Morse went to Fenni-
more Friday and returned Saturday
noon.
Raymond Gratz, of Sitter. was
in Lancaster between trains last
Wednesday.
H. q. Boorman, OF Blooming
ton, made business trip to Lancas-
ter Wednesday.
Mrs L. Rogers, Of this city, is
in Cassville visiting her daughter,
Mrs Glen Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Clementson
and baoy went to Milwaukee Friday.
for few days visit.
&C. E Mcmahon returned Wednes-
day from a business trip to the north
ern part of the state.
John A. Klindt, of Cassville
passed through here Monday, on his
way to Milwaukee on business.
Mrs John Mcmahon, and little
son were in Montfort Wednesday to
spend the day with relatives.
Mr.. Guernsey. of Fennimore, was
here couple of days last week to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Bert Shipley.
Mrs. G. A. Long left Wednesday
morning on her trip to England. Her
son, Byron. accompanied her as far as
Chicago.
ALLAN Gardner and two daughters
Pleuma and Marion returned to their
home at Prairie du Chen Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. P. Hartford and sister,
of Cassville, came over in their auto
Wednesday, to spend the afternoon
with friends.
Miss Carrie Vandewall left
Friday noon for Omaha Nebraska,
to make an extended visit with her
sister, Mary.
W. R. Kerr and family and
sister, Miss Edna Kerr, left Thursday
or Galena, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Grace Farrand went to
Fennimore Wednesday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Lucy Hampton, who has
been IL for some time.
De. Fowler is having a garage
built at the rear of his residence,
large enough for a play room for his
children on the first floor, and store
room above.
Frank Neimer, of Cassville, was
in the city Thursday to meet his
cousin, Miss Minnie Elskamp, of Fen
nimore, who will visit at the Neimer
home until the last of June.
John Mankel and mother in law,
Mrs. Elizabeth Henkel, left for APP
pleton, Mimi, Thursday afternoon,
illness of Mrs Henkel's son.
Mrs. Weaver, of Portland Oregon,
delivered very interesting lecture
on the Womans' Home Missionary
Society, to the members and guests of
the Queen Esther Wednesday evening.
at the NJ. E. church.
Edwin Knoble and Clarence
Markert who have been in New York,
Brooklyn and other places throughout
the east in the past year, return6d
Thursday for an indefinite visit W ith
friends and relatives.
The firm of Dixon & Craig,
publishers of the Muscoda Democrat
was dissolved last week. Mr.. Dixon
has purchased his partners interest in
the plant and is now sale owner OF
same, but has leased the Office to
Craig, who will be the publisher
from now ON. Dixon will 90 on
the road with line of advertising
specialties.
The anti-f1y crusade will soon
begin. Swat Swat Swat Bat
swatting flies will do but little good.
What is needed is to prevent these
disease carrying insects from breeding
by the removal of all filth and dirt.
See that the flies have no breeding
place if you wish to do something
really effective in stamping out this
danger to health.
Two weeks ago The Herald's base
ball reporter, in writing of the Liv-
ingston- Lancaster game, at the former
place alleged unfairness in the
umpire's decisions. by which the Ian.
caster team got the worst of it, not
withstanding the fact that they won
the game. The principal of Livingston
l.