Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-03-27
Fine weather for tapping, eh
No marriage licenses this week.


Will Rech had business at Fenni-
more Wednesday.
francis Spencer. of Fennimore,
spent a few days here.
The postof1ce will be discontinued
at Ellenboro April 10Th.
Mrs. James Harcleroad was here
from Plattevllle Sunday.
Miss Cleo Knoke went to Mont
fort Saturday for a visit.
Miss Clara Fritz, of Fennimore.
was in this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Roesch, Of
Potosi, were Lancaster callers Satur-
day.
Miss Cramer, of the Fennimore
Times force spent Sunday in this
city.
Miss Melba Roach of Fennimore,
spent Sunday with Miss Florence
Lathrop.
&C. A. Case went to Madison
Thursday to act as juror in the
federal court.
&C. II. Basford and L.. A. Clark
spent Sunday with L. p and Harry
Basford in Chicago.
Carl Hayden, of Plattevillle. was
a guest of his uncle James Hayden a
few days last week.
Mrs. Hattie Smith of Fennimore
spent Sunday with her children and
other relatives here.
Mrs Ed LANCE and son, of
Ipswich, spent Sunday visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs George Gibbs.
Miss Bessie Gibbs returned to her
work in Bloomington Thursday after
short visit with her parents in this
city.
Del Moore and wife, of Bloom
ington. passed through Lancaster Mon
day on their way to Madison for a
visit.
Miss Baereuth Bowers returned
Friday to ST. Mary's Academy at
Prairie du Chen after short
vacation.
Mrs. A. r. Clifton and little son,
of Reedsburg, visited at the S. W.
Clifton home last week. She returned
Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Walker and her sister
and children have moved from their
farm east of this city into the Decker
house on Ao rs street.
john Stoll rom Dutch Ridge near
Burton. is quite sick. John has our
sympathy for he is one of the old
stand bys on the ridge.
WIN. Houghton and wife. of Bee
town. spent Friday night with John
Black bourn and family. They are
thinking of locating in Lancaster.
Mrs Lincoln Eversol. in the
town of Waterloo, had quite a bad
fall recently breaking ono rib /;
but we understand she is better, and
doing nicely.
Miss Lena Block came home
Thursday evening from Harold,
South Dakota, where she has been
spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. Frank Whaley.
j. Fl. SIaght, residing two miles
southwest of Porter's bridge, in the
town Of Beeown, will have an auction
sale next Wednesday. April 8 See
advertisement elsewhere in this paper.
"A new stunt has been started
Jy the school board at Racine. Be-
cause the male students of the high
school have admitted the use OF
tobacco during the past year they will
not be- given their diplomas of gradua-
tion.
The president of the W. G. T.
U. requests the prayers of every in
dividual Christian at o'clock every
morning for the next eight days and
also request at each morning prayer
service the following scripture be
read: 1st Kings s :44-57.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kimball, of
: Platteville, have recently moved to st.
Louis. Their little daughter was
taken sick last week and ST. Louis
physicians could not help her SO on
Friday Mr.. Kimball sent for DR..
Cunningham to come at once. As no
train was due on the g. e N. W., to
make connections special train was
run to Galena to accommodate the
doctor.
The members of the local chapter
of the .. E. S. were invited to Fenni-
more Wednesday evening Sixteen
members left on the O'Clock train