Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-18

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trip to Montfort Saturday.
ID. b. Brunson, of Fennimore,
was down on business Friday.
Miss Anna Golden, of PlatteYille,
visited Lancaster friends last week.
Ralph Stone, of Madison, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
Clarence Suttle made a business
trip to Fennimore Wednesday after
noon.
Fred W. Stephens, Of Livingston.
was in the city Thursday evening on
business.
Miss Gladys Lisherness who is
teaching at Lancaster Jet, spent Sun
day at home.
Mrs. R. Sanders, of Madison, is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
David SchTeiner.
DR.. Eckert and wife returned Fri
day evening from a weeks visit with
his parents, near Madison.
Henry Pink ST.. arrived home
Wednesday from a two weeks visit
with sons at Preston and Highland.
Chester Saxby. who visited last
week with Miss Millicent L%isherness,
left Thursday for his home at
Superior.
-Messrs, ]. M. Gunderson, Frank
lockwood and Chas. J. Lomas. of
FenDimore were business callers in
this city Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Thompson who spent
her vacation with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Muesse, at Minneapolis, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. K, F. Orion and son Richard
went to Fennimore Sunday afteroon,
to spend a couple of days with her
sister, Mr. Chas. Horton.
Henry Damn and wife and Louis
Damn and family of Lancaster were
sunday visitors at the home of Emil
GUentzel. -Boscobel Dial Enterprise.
Mrs. D. NJ. Cook and children
who have been visiting relatives IN
the city for the past three weeks,
left Friday for their home in Jules
burg, Col.
The Pythian Sisters will resume
work this, Wednesday evening, after q
vacation two months. The members
Will please bear this in mind and
make it an object to be present.
Mrs. Collins Chapman and daugh-
ter Mrs. M. A. Slaght and baby,
of Burton, who have been visiting
relatives at Baraboo, returned home
by way of Lancaster Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Meta Damn, of Chicago, ac-
companied by Mrs. Muir and little
son, Howard, arrived Thursday even
ing for a visit at the home of her
uncle w. j.. Schade. Mrs. Muir came
to take treatments Of Mr.. Schade.
John H. Grindell & Son, of
P~Iatteville, nave an exhibit Of granite
and marble monuments at the fair
in Lancaster this week, concerning
which they make a special announce
ment elsewhere la today's Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunsaker and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Shipiey returned
Thursday evening from Milwaukee
where they attended the state fair.
Mr.. Hunsaker purchased a new Buick
car, 1918 model, which will be here
III a short time.
A tried and unwavering friend
should never be treated with GOODNESS
and Indifference. Analyze the mean.
ing and worth of genuine friendship.
Do all you can to gain and hold it;
nothing can take its place to make
life and death one grand sweet song.
Lancaster people who went to
the Green county fair at Monroe last
week and saw Nels Nelson, the
aviator, make his successful air ship
6Hights can vouch that he is an in
repid air-man. Nelson is tc make flights
at the fair III Lancaster each day
this week and is on hand with his
machine now ready for business.
While engaged in fixp the teIe-
nhone wires near the John I4tt no ne
at Hurricane Saturday morning, Rolla
Kinney. the superintendent, was badly
hurt. He was strapped to the top of
the telephone pole which he supposed
was perfectly sound, but after cutting
the wire the pole, which was rotted
off at the bottom, was released and
Mr.. Kinney fell with it, over twenty
feet. His arms, face and neck were
badly cut.
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