Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-09

lEee on a business trip. Monday.
Jas. W. Millin, Of Glen Haven,
transacted business here Thursday.
Frank Schrelner went to Milwau-
kee Thursday afternoon, on business.
Clinton Budworth has accepted a
position witt the Dial. Enterprise, at
Boscobel.
-Messrs. Frank and Harold
Phillyn, of Potosi, were Lancaster
callers Sunday.
The Geo Ward farm, west of
Hurricane. was recently bought by
Tony Udelhoveu.
Miss Hattie Weber, of Potosi,
visited here last week with her friend
Miss Ruby Hoffman.
DIR. Henry Godfrey. of Omaha,
Neb., is visiting here at the home of
his brother DR. J. Godfrey.
Mrs. Earl Groetzinger. of Chill
ton, Wis, is visiting in the city at
the home Cf her father VIM. Roths-
child.
Geo. VAIL, who sailed from
New York in March. for his old home
in Germany, returned home Wednes-
DAY noon.
j. S Wright left Monday morn
ing for Black River Falls. where he
will spend a few days in looking after
business interests.
Mrs. Guy Hampton went to Rock
ford. III Monday. where she will
visit her daughter. Mrs. Baldwin and
other relatives and friends.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church will serve their usual monthly
tea on Wednesday. Oct. 9, from five
until seven or until all are served.
The farm on Grant, west OF
town, belonging to Ed. and Mike
Kiley. was sold one day last week,
to M. Mcdonald and L. H. Stevens.
Mrs. Verne Galloway and baby.
who have been visiting for the past
two weeks with her parents at
Oshkosh returned home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Elmer Skillicorn and daugh-
ter Ivanelle, returned to their home
in DodgevilIe, Thursday morning
after a short visit here with Mrs.
Skillicorn's brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Jewell.
The village of Fennimore has
made application to the state railroad
rate commission for authority to in
crease its water rates. asserting that
the present rates are not high enough
to maintain the plant.
Mr. and Mis-. jeff Vedder, who
have been visiting at the Vim. Ward
and VIM. Enrgoff homes, and with
old friends in this city for the past
few weeks. left Monday morning fol-
their home in Hazel, So. Oak.
The annual meeting of the
Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will be held in the chapel of the
church Friday afternoon, Oct. II.
Refreshments will be served from
covered dishes. furnished by the mem
bers.
-Mms. Lisherness and Austin
went to GAINESVILLE Monday, as dele
gates to the convention Of the Wiscon-
sin Federation of Women's Clubs,
to be held there three day this week
from Tuesday until Thursday, Oct.
$40, inclusive.
Guy Horsfall has moved his
bcttling works into his new building
in the third ward, which is now
nearly completed and a great improve.
ment over his former quarters. Be
will now have considerably mure
room than formerly and has every
thing more conveniently arranged.
All he has to do now is to dig in anC
make the business grow larger.
-ThB remains of Gunder P.
Gunderson, who died at the Gran
county asylum on Tuesday of las
week from an attack of pneumonia
were taken to Fennimore. his former
home, for burial Interment tool
place in Castle Rock on Thursday
Deceased was one of the early settler,
of this county. His son Geo. P,
Gundersop, now a prominent business
man of Fennimore, was at one tins
register of deeds of this county.
will Franklin, the coIored maj
who was brought here from Bagley
little more than a week ago BY
officials and confined in the county
hospital, is said by the attending
physician to be getting along as wei
as can be expected under the present