Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-24

Mrs. V. n. Stone was here from
Madison yesterday.
Mrs. Ellie Dobson went to
Fennimore yesterday.
Mrs W. J. Schade returned home
from Chicago Saturday. much i'm
proved in health.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
will meet May Bird with Mrs Jno.
Schmidt Of this city.
Mrs. Chris Hippenbecker, of
Fennimore, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Jewel last week.
The Presbyterian church at Hurri
cane will be dedicated May 9TH.
Particulars will be given next issue.
Pretty near time when regular
morning and evening exercise with
the lawn mower will be necessary
again.
Paul Esser. we'll TODD farmer
of Glen Haven township was a well
come caller at the Herald sanctum
last Saturday.
Misses Gertrude and Kateline
Fischer. of Fennimore, spent Sunday
at Lancaster, guests at the Downer
Kilby home.
L. H. Stevens and L. A. Clark
attended meeting of the State
Bankers Association in Madison last
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Riten berg, of
Dubuque, arrived Friday noon for
short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kilburg.
1t is said the severe cold weather
this winter has frozen not only the
ground but the potato bugs which
will be few this season.
Miss Doris Schreiner is out again
after prolonged attack of diphtheria
Her voice is much affected by the
ravages of the disease at present.
There will be no services at the
Presby church the next two Sun
days Due to the absence of the
pastor and dedication at Hurricane
Miss Kirkpatrick, Of PlatteviIle,
came TO Lancaster Monday to furnish
music in the Orpheum Theatre TAX
ing the position vacated by Fred ".
Curran.
Mrs. Ed Lowry and son Ted"
visited at Reedsburg last week. They
were guests of Mrs. Perry, (nee Neely)
vino was a former teacher in the
Lancaster high school,
-Adolph Wepking and VIM. Ward
went to Hazel Green Thursday to
assist in the unloading of a road
roller to be used in making good
roads throughout Grant county.
H. W. Brown. 81. E. Carthew
and the editor of The Herald INDUCED
in three days trout fishing trip last
week, camping On Green river, near
Woodman. Their catch was not
large.
After an illness of a couple of
months Miss Telah Calvin is able to
be out again. She announces that
because Of needing a good rest she
will not take up work with her music
classes again until September.
"A number of Lancaster business
men who enjoy little fishing trip
have arranged to build a small club
house on McPherson's creek, between
Lancaster and Ellenboro, to which
they can make occasional trips when
the signs are right.
! "A number of Lancaster people
have gone to attend the sixtieth an
niversary Of the Presbyterian semi
nary at Dubuque. Mrs. Geo. Hoehn
and daughter Ada, Mrs. Louis YES
perman. Mrs. Fred Nehls. Rev. and
Mrs. Aug. Cramer left Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugo Kohlenberg and Mr.. Louis
Vesperman expects to go Friday.
The Wisconsin Arbor and Bird
Day annual for 1912 has been pub.
lished. A new section of the book
deals with Fires and Fire Proven.
ton" subject which has heretofore
never been discussed in the annual.
The entire book is very we'll edited
and is little larger than in previous
years.
Mrs, Rob Baltic Jr.. who has
been visiting at the home Of her
father, Peter Stoffel, for several
months, departed via Potosi. yester-
day, with her 3-months old son,
Richard, to rejoin her husband at
their home in Warner, Alberta,
Canada. Her brother Robert took