Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-24

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on business trip to Fall River, Wis.
Roy rockingham returned to his
duties in friendship after a short
visit here
Highest market prices 10 cash paid
for eggs at Harvey Hurlburt's Plain
Price Store.
Mrs. Sherman Kirk and daughter,
of DesMoines, Iowa. are guests at
the John Stone home.
). G Webster, of Hurley, s. D.,
has been spending a few days at the
home of Mrs Helen Judd.
&C. E. Mcmahon returned Thurs
day from ten days business trip to
North Dakota and Montana.
H. Greb and daughter, of Dodge
Vile. were in the city on business
Friday, returning Saturday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Calls and
daughter Margaret came home Friday
evening after a visit with relatives in
MOntfort.
Mrs. Will Morkin and son Glenn
returned home Sunday, after visiting
for some time with her mother, Mrs.
Helen Judd.
Mrs. VIM. Dlckey and little
daughter Margaret arr guests of
Mrs Dickey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A G. Morse.
Miss Jennie buckingham return
ed home Thursday evening from
five weeks visit at the DR.. Riley
home in Baraboo
After visit at the D. Aupperle
home, the Misses Alma Chuck and
Adaline and Caroline Hoehn returned
to their homes. in Charles City. Iowa.
The Misses Marie and Mathilda
Hoffman went to Dubuque Saturday
morning, where they will spend a
week or more at the Chas. Hutch
home.
Miss Esther Henkel went to Cobb
Friday afternoon from which place
she expected to 60 to PlattevilIe
Saturday to remain few days with
friends.
The Misses Dorothy Lisherness.
Doris Schreiner, Vera Richie and
Ruby Benedict went to Platteville
Friday morning to remain a few
days for the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kies and
Mr.. and Mrs Everett McReynolds of
Sitter visited Friday at the George
| Wetter home and with Mrs. Nc
Reynolds brother, Matthew. Peacock.
Mrs. F. W. Trainer and mother,
Mrs. Anderson, arrived home Friday
evening from Chicago where Mrs.
Trainer has been visiting relatives for
the past month Mr.. Trainer came
home with them from Platteville.
j. M. Allen, of Charlotte, Mich.
who with his wife and babies had
been visiting at the home of The
Herald editor for the past two weeks,
returned to Michigan last Friday.
Mrs. Allen and the youngsters will
remain several weeks longer.
Louis Weber will move his shoe
store into the building purchased by
him and which has just been vacated
by him, as sOon as the remodeling is
completed. In the meantime he is
reducing his stock in an attractively
priced special sale. See his advertise
ment on page two Of The Herald to.
day.
During a street carnival at Sterl-
ing the ladies Of the city objected to
some IF the attractions and made COM
plant to the States Attorney and
Sheriff The officers went to the
show grounds for the purpose of in
vestigating and found that the baby
with two heads kept in alcohol pickle,
which so Mortified the ladies. was a
wax figure. Another the Turtle
boy" who twisted himself into a
gyrating, oscillating bundle of
humanity. was found outside of his
cage carefully shaving off a stubbly
beard while he issued orders to a
number of assistants. He sprung a
college certificate and badges of
several fraternities on the astonished
officers.
Alfred c. Burrill, representing
the department of entomology of the
State College of Agriculture, at Madi-
son, was in Lancaster and vicinity
last Thursday and Friday for the in
spection of nurseries, under the
provisions of the state law for the
prevention and determination of in
sect pests. It is fact that may not
no oenoroIIv known that all nurseries