Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-04-10

Miss Eva Govier went to Fenni-
more Wednesday.
Clarence Rech was over at Bloom
ington Thursday.
Fishing parties are numerous at
the present time.
DIR. Eckert V. S. had business at
Preston Wednesday.
Miss Guinoir Helberg visited in
Madison a few days last week.
Miss Alige NARROW visited friends
in Milwaukee a few days last week.
Evans Barnett is homa from
Sacred Heart College at Prairie Gu
CHEN.
Don't forget the two basket ball
games by local girls at Reeds opera
house tonight
james Armstrong, Of Madison,
was a guest over Sunday at the DR.. J..
Godfrey home.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt
spent Monday at the Rev. Kaltendahl
home IN Liberty.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega
tional church will meet with Mrs.
Rogers Friday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Brandt, of
Darlington. ILL.,, is a guest of A. J..
Wiedenbeck and family.
Mrs. j. A. Gault accompanied
her husband to Platteville Thursday
on his regular business trip
Miss Mary Warren came home
Thursday from Madison where she
spent a part of her vacation.
ALBERT Wiedenbeck was home
from Cottage Grove, where he has
charge of the Birmingham & Hixon
Lumber yards.
The patrons of the Hurricane
District school have recently voted to
change the school into graded country
school for next year.
Mrs. Humphrey, of Oshkosh, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
L Groenier went to Patch Grove
Thursday to visit her parents.
Clyde Goble, who is attending
the University, Of Wisconsin, at
Madison spent the spring vacation
with his sister Leila at Appleton.
April 9Th was Good Friday and
/ special service were held in the St.
Clements Catholic and Emmanuel
Episcopal church in celebration of
the day.
Miss Florence Barnett returned tc
her home Saturday after nearly three
weeks spent in the Doolittle Bros.
hospital. She is much improved from
her recent illness.
Will Daily. residing in the third
ward, is passing through a siege Of
typhoid fever. He is reported better
now and is in charge of a trained
nurse from Milwaukee.
Joseph Dawson and son Jake
started Monday for Hettinger county,
North, Dakota, to look after the spring
breaking on farm Nj. Dawson owns
! there, near the town Of Haverloch.
Miss Edith P3nnock, Linn Wood
house, Mark Hoskins and Leo BARLEY
all of Bloomington passed through
Lancaster Monday enroute to the q.
of W. at Madison after a brief
vacation.
The Harmony Quartette" com
posed Of students attending the State
Normal at Platteville gave an enter.
tainment in Reeds opera housc
Thursday evening but we understand
the attendance was very small.
Miss Elenor Peart, student in
the state Normal school at Platteville
is guest of Miss Wessie Dudley.
The other Lancaster girls who are
attending the Normal came home
Friday evening for short vacation.
The weather changed so suddenly
and radically from winter to summer,
last week. that the snow all disap
peared with rush aud the uptown
streets were so dusty that the street
sprinkler was started in operation or
Friday.
| The city sprlnkling wagon has
made it's appearance for the summer
season. The first trip about town
was made Friday and it is surprising
how dusty the roads really are. The
drying up process has progressed very
swiftly and the snow and ice have
quickly departed.
On April Mrs. Ora Kinney re.
siding a few miles south of Lancaster