Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-17

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John g Anstey, of Beetown was
here yesterday on business.
ALBERT Sails, of Burton. was a
business caller here yesterday.
DIR. j. G.. Doolittle went to Chi.
cago on business Sunday morning.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet at the church on Friday.
Judge Goodsell went to Platte
vile yesterday morning to hold county
court
S. L. Groom of Lqngdon, N. D.,
was in this city on business the first
Of the week.
Mrs, Lewis Pendieton went to
Fennimore yesterday morning to visit
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Ferrand and grand daughter.
Mary Farrand visited with relatives
in tennimore yesterday.
Ralph Ray and sister Miss
Winnifred went to Madison yesterday
morning to spend few days.
Carson Whitmore is spending his
vacation on the farm with his sister,
Mrs. Paul Humphrey, at Patch Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos McBrien and
baby, of Minneapolis. arrived Mon
| day noon for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Dorer and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, of Fennimore. were in the
city on business between trains, Mon
day.
Miss Elsie Van Dusen came home
Monday evening after a two weeks
| vacation spent at Chicago and camp
ing.
Mrs. ]. F. Powers, of Shawano,
arrived here yesterday for visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. v.
Burris and Mrs. c. S. Moore.
Mrs. A. Wiedenbeck returned
from Soldiers Grove Monday night.
| Miss Lucille will remain a while
| longer.
Misses Stiles and Kent left Mon
day afternoon for their home in
Beloit, after an extended visit here
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wright and
baby left yesterday morning for
Garner's Landing, where they expect
to camp for a week or two.
Geo. Garside and two sons, of
Patch Grove, and father in law, Mr..
Carson Scott, of Galena. ILL.,, were
over Monday calling on old friends.
The Misses Martha and Katharine
Meyer returned from RhineIander
Monday night, where they have been
! visiting relatives the past twu weeks
Mrs. Alex. Ivey returned last
week from Estherville, Ia, where she
visited her son Alex. for several
weeks. She was net at Dubuque by
her son Earl.
Mrs. L. A Spencer returned
home Saturday after a stay of several
weeks at Clayton. Iowa, with her
daughter. Mrs. Herman Bluma. who
is the mother of little son, now two
weeks old.
-Tbos. Mcdonald, Joseph T, Ben
rett aud Richard Meyer went to
ShuIlsburg and return last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening holding a
very enthusiastic meeting there that
evening in the interest of the proposed
Chicago Shortline electric railway.
p. P. Adams, president of the
Cassville Patent Wheel Company, in
which a number of Lancaster people
are interested, was a visitor here
yesterday The company is manu-
featuring handles of various kinds in
the sale which they are meeting with
good success.
The Knox Auto CO. disposed of
| five autos the past week. A Flanders
was delivered to Fl. E. Clark, three
E. M. f. cars to Bloomington pur-
chasers, and an E. M. F. to George
town yesterday morning. They ex-
pect two carloads of automobiles in
next week.
To accommodate those who wish
to attend the aviation meet and exhibit
tion at Dubuque next Sunday, an
excursion trip will be made from
Potosi to Dubuque and return by the
Steamer Potosi which will leave
Potosi landing at 8 o'clock Sunday
morning and returning in the evening
after the exhibition is over, giving
all an opportunity to indulge in a
! day Of pleasure and get home the