Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-13

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ton Monday.
N. D. Kinney had business at
Sitter on Monday.
-cIrs. Remper went to Cuba City
Monday for visit.
Rev. Father Wambold conducted
services at Highland Monday.
Mrs. Leo. Meysem bourg is visit
ing in Prairie du Chen this week.
Mrs, Bradley went to Fennimore
Wednesday to visit her son Len.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Stevens and
Mrs L A.Clark spent Sunday in Mont
fort.
W. w. Gilman, Of Madison, who
is the assistant attorney general had
business here yesterday.
Sam Livingston went to Madison
Saturday to attend the teachers
convention.
Mrs. James Fl. Fowler has
returned from an extended visit in
Marengo. Ia.
Edward Kemper left Monday for
Davenport, Iowa, where he will enter
Browns Business College
Ben Jackering, of Hurricane.
passed through Lancaster Saturday
enroute to Dodgeville for visit.
Prof. F. W. Trainer and j. G.
Brockert went to Madison Thursday to
attend the state teachers convention.
Doris Jerrett underwent a
serious operation for appendicitis at
Doolittle Bros. hospital last We'd
nesday.
John Starrett and family have
moved from their farm to the new
house just this side of the fair
grounds.
Mrs. A. W. Cardy and children
and her sister, Mrs Lydia Campbell
spent Wednesday with relatives in
Fennimore.
Miss Dorothy Lisherness went to
Livingston Friday. Her sister Gladys
took her place in the school room
during her absence.
Miss Bessie Shearer returned to
Madison Wednesday after spending
week in caring for Dr. s. E. Hassell.
The doctor is now much improved
from his severe illness.
Miss Lizetta Alt was given a few
days vacation from her duties as
nurse in the DooIittle Bros hospital
last week. She and Miss Hildegarde
Alt went to Madison and Milwaukee
Thursday for visit.
Representative of the Bitter
Root Valley Irrigation company
located in Montana were in Lancaster
Wednesday evening and gave a
splendid lecture in Knapp's rink,
illustrated with 300 stereoptIcon slides
of the Valley.
4u0 ONOIlduu S6IVIC0
has recently made a contract with
". j. Bryant, of Hazel Green, to fur
nish him with three Overland 80"
automobiles. One car has already
been delivered and the others will be
delivered soon.
John Shiplay went to Lancaster
Monday and underwent an operation
on his knee by DR.. Doolittle in the
hospital at that place Tuesday after
noon. The operation proved successful
and it is expected that Mr.. Shlpley
will be able to return home in about
a week. -Boscobel Sentinel.
The high school was closed
Friday to permit the teachers to
attend the Teachers Convention at
Madison. Misses Meyer, Lewis and
Davis and J. E. Dunlap of the Il. S.
faculty and Miss Jeanette Mccoy
teacher in the 9TH and 9Th grades at
the North side, attended the con-
yention.
Word has been received from
Madison that Ralph Stone and his
mother started Monday for Rochester,
Mimi. where Ralph will undergo an
operation for growing in his head
which has been the cause of his re-
cent sickness. His many friends
here will b a for a successful opera
ton and a edy recovery. Ralph
will probably not make his credits
in the N. of W. this year on account
of the sickness.
The newly discovered method of
preventing the spread of dIphtheria
by persons convalescing from the
disease, is being introduced into Wis
consin by the hygeinic laboratory of
the TTniyorsitv of Wisconsin which iS