Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-06-12

Fred Philbrick went to Fenni-
more Thursday afternoon.
g. W. Sheppard was here from
Platteville one day last week.
Mrs Roach, of Fennimore, was
here between trains Wednesday.
H. H. Brown, of Platteville. was
business caller to Lancaster Thurs
day.
}. R. Villemonte. Of Fennimore.
was business caller to this city, on
Friday.
S. E. Semrad, Of Highland, made
business trip to this city last We'd
nesday.
VIM. H. Failing, of Cassville,
was here a part of last week on
business.
Miss Ruby Bunker, of Montfort,
visited here few days last week with
Mr.. Fl. James.
Virgil Critchlow, of MeIlin,
Wis. is visiting relatives and former
school mates, in this city.
Mrs. Abbot Of Waukesha, was a
guest at the home Of e. Fl. Basford
and wife, one day last week.
Attorney w. ]. Brennan made a
business trip to Omro. Wis. a week
ago yesterday and returned Thursday
Miss Dorothy Baldwin arrived
home Friday noon from Menomonie,
Wis +, where she has been attending
Stout Institute.
Miss Gretta Livingston, who
taught school east of here this year,
returned to Livingston Monday morn
ing for her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vesperman,
who live south east of Lancaster, are
the proud parents of little girl, born
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Amy Draggs, who was a
guest of Mrs. VIM Benn few days
last week returned to her home in
Fennlmore, Wednesday.
| Misses Mary Ferrand and Minnie
Caspers visited over Sunday at the
home of Miss Mary's grand father,
George Jackering, at the Hurricane.
An auto party from Freeport, last
Wednesday evening included C. W.
Lei bhart, Mr.. and Mrs Harnish and
F. Il. Smith They returned Thurs.
day afternoon.
Edwin Totman returned from
| various places in the east and Chicago
| Wednesday noon, to spend couple OF
weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Ira D. Totman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rosenthal, MI.
and Mrs w F. Hind. Mr. and Mrs.
Lace Book, Miss Jennie Ulemsor
and Frank Kendall made a trip by
auto to this city from Boscohel Sun
day.
H. Buchner arrived home Wed.
mes lay evening after spending t,t
winter with his daughter in Arkansf
and other points in the south. Mr..
Buchner says old Lancaster LOOKS good
to him.
Mrs. John Richter, mother Of
1 Nfuo 10a n4E0, Is H., -
at her home, in British Hollow, las
Wednesday evening and was buried
FROM st. Thomas Catholic church,
of Potosi. Saturday morning.
At formal dinner given Thurs
day evening, at LAGRANGE, ILL.,, MI,
and Mrs Myron Jay Carpenter an
nounced the engagement of thell
daughter, Marion Edith, to FRANK
Van Dusen. of Chicago, formerly O.
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Basford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Stratton left fol
Chicago, by auto about four O'Clock
Sunday morning to attend the gradual
ing exercises of the Dental Depart
ment Of the Northwestern University
to be held there today. The two Basforc
boys, Harry and L. P are mem bers
of the graduating class.
MIR. and Mrs F. ". Curran, who
have lived here the last two years,
left yesterday morning for Flint,
Mich, where they will meet Mrs.
Currans father, of east Jersey
City. After visit there, they will
go to jackson where Mr.. Culran S,
parents. reside. They will not re-
turn, as they expect TO locate some.
where in the east.
The home pictures, views taken
in Lancaster, Platteville, Beloit and
GAINESVILLE in moving picture films,
are being shown the first half Of this
week at The Orpheum and are attract.