Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-26

last week.
C E Mcmahon left yesterday on
business trip to Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Miss Ethel Metcalf. of Glen
Haven, visited here last week. with
Miss Florence Kidd,
/. D. Eastman and L. Weber
made business trip to Dubuque Fri
day in Mr.. Weber, auto.
H. S. Rhodes came back Thurs
day noon from Oconomowoc. where he
had been attending K. P. Grand lodge.
Alex. Ivey returned Friday from
visit with his son DR.. Alex. Tvey
and family. of Estherville, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Guernsey, of Fen
nimore, visited with their daughter,
Mrs. Bert Shipley a few days last
week.
Miss Veronica Scnmitt will be
prepared WITHIN the next week to
give painting lessons during the
summer.
Misses Helen Platner and Edna
Lind, Of Sitter. visited here a couple
Of days last week, with Miss Fannie
Frawley.
Miss Ruth Ziegler who has been
attending school in Milwaukee the
past year, returned Monday evening
for the summer vacation. ~ r,.,.,r -,,-,
Mrs. w. J. Brennan and daugh-
ter Elsie returned nome Friday from
Platteville, where they attended
commencement exercises at the
Normal
Misses Florence Lathrop and
Mabel Stone and Messrs. Evans
Barnett and L. o. Pennock attended
the Fennimore high school class play
Friday evening.
The barber shops of Lancaster will
be closed all day on July 4, but in
order to accommodate everybody will
remain open as late as necessary the
night of July Sd.
DIR. s. A. NARROW. of Blooming
ton, returned Monday noon from
Madison, where he spent Saturday
and sunday with Mr.. Buick, who has
cottage out at the lake.
Nick ]. Tiedemann came over
from Waterloo, Ia. Thursday for a
few days visit with Lancaster friends,
of whom he has host. He says the
old town looks as good as ever to him.
Miss Name Calvert who has been
employed by the government at Wash
ington, D. U for the past two years,
arrived home Monday evening for a
visit with her brother, G. M Calvert
and other relatives.
Mrs. Z. F. Dickinson and grand
children, Harold and Helen Anderson,
left Thursday afternoon for Bridge
port, where they will remain a few
days before going to Chicago. Mrs.
Dickinson will visit at Lake Geneva,
before her return.
Rev. c. Edward Schmidt, of
Vincennes. Ind, who has been spend.
ing the past couple of weeks at the
home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Schmidt, expects to leave tomorrow
for Vincennse. His sister, Meta will
return with him to spend the sum
mer.
d. Crichton & Co and Louis
Weber each use good sized space
in our advertising department this
week to announce special sale prices
throughout their entire stock, owing
to the fact that both are forced to
vacate their present quarters. Good
time now to pick up bargains.
Nine girls namely the Misses
frankie Crouch, Elva Knox. Jennie
Jerrett, Leila Bennett, Nettie Girls
void, Vera Richie. Pearl Folland,
Eda and Iona Roesch gave a picnic at
Schreiner 5 Park Friday afternoon. in
honor of Miss Crouch, who was visit
ing the Misses Eda and Iona Roesch
The auction sale of Aberdeen
Angus cattle, and young Belgian and
Percheron horses. held at the stock
yards in this city last Wednesday by
j. D Hatch of this city and Peter
Caspers, Of Cassville. was we'll at
tended and marked by lively bidding.
The stock was disposed of at good
prices.
The Methodist Sunday School
Convention was held here at the
Methodist church Monday and Tues
day; about twenty delegates from sur.
rounding towns being present.
Lectures. on Sunday School missions
and the graded system in Sunday