Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22


last Thursday on business.
Miss Clara Bast, of Sitter, was
here between trains. Monday.
j. B. Houston, of Montfort, spent
Saturday aud Sunday in the city.
Judge Goodsell went to Platte
Vile yesterday morning, to hold
court.
Mrs. Fl. Henke, of Lake Mills,
returned to her home, after a week
visit with her son.
Mr. and Mrs. John Day and Mrs.
Thos. Mcdonald went to Platteville
Saturday, by auto.
-Chas. Petty left Monday on a
business Tip to South Dokota. He
will he gone couple of weeks,
r. N. Hoskins and g. Ballantine
passed through here Saturday on their
way home to Bloomington.
Geo. Hannaford went to Fenni-
more Monday afternoon to assist w.
Recb, at the cement block factory.
! --AdoIph Nathan, of Chicago, re-
turned hume Monday after few days
visit with his sister Mrs. John Oswald.
Misses Grace Bradbury and
Albert Seaman, of Fennimore, spent
Sunday at the Geo. Dyer home in this
city.
Mrs. John Jeidy has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. VIM. Bail.
who lives near Bloomington, the past
few days.
News has been received here of
the death of Mrs. H. G. Nathan's
father. T. G. LeVan, at Dubuque
last Thursday.
j. N. Hahn, operator at the G. &
N. w. depot, went to Sullivan, Wis
Saturday to spend Sunday with Miss
Lydia Boetcher.
H. f. Gross went to Montfort
Monday. The girls Montfort band
gave their second concert last night
Mr.. Gross is their instructor.
Mrs. F. c. Basford and Mrs. Ed
Stephens went to Prairie du Chen
Monday, to spend few days with A.
Gardner and family.
Lewis Pendleton is having large
porch added to his residence He in
tends to make various other improv-
ments during the summer.
Burr Rafferty, returned home
Wednesday evening from Davenport.
Ia, where he has been attending
Browns Business College.
The west lawn on the property
belonging to the Crosby sisters. has
been terraced. which adds greatly to
the appearance of that corner.
Dr.. Wallace lockwood, of
Portage, and DIR. Harry lockwood,
of Fennimore. visited at the home
of their father in North Lancaster.
last week.
Ora Wayne on Friday took a
numbe Of excellent pictures of farm
properties in South Lancaster which
are listed for sale with the Wayne
Land Agency.
-Archdeacon Blossom, of Madison.
will deliver the Baccalaureate Sermon
to the graduating class of 1912. at the
Emmanuel Episcopal church Sunday
evening, June 2.
| Miss Eureka Leise went to Mont
fort Monday afternoon, where she will
visit a few days before going to
Platteville, She expects to be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin returned
home last week after an extended Wis
! it with her daughter Dorothy, at
Menomonie, and few days with her
sor, at Livingston.
Otto Fuerstenberg, who has been
living with his brother near Wood
Vile, Mich. returned Wednesday to
help his brother-in law, E A. Cum
minis. living about four miles east of
here.
Elder E J. Goodenough of
Madison. will preach each night this
week, also on Sunday at 2 80 and 80
p. m in the hall over johnson s
store, on the east side of the square.
Everybody welcome.
An exchange states that evils
consin farmers are still applying the
tuberculin test to dairy cattle in spite
of the fact that the law requiring such
a test that has been repealed. This
is an indication that farmers realize
the value of making such test. Since
Julv I 1911 "a 000 doses of tuharcu in