Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-17

Mrs. Bert Shipley visited her at
parents at Fennimore Thursday.
R. n Hoskius, of Bloomington,
was a Sunday caller to this city.
Wesley Holmes was here from
Muntfort, on business Wednesday.
IS. E. semrad, Of Highland, was
a business caller to this city Wednes-
day.
T. E. Markley and L. R. Cole,
CT Prairie du Chen were here on bust
ness Friday.
Mrs. F. G. Eisfelder. of Bosco-
bel, visited at the Adolph Bergheger
home last week.
Miss Dora Vesperman, cashier at
the Boston Store, is enjoying a vaca-
tion to last two weeks.
Mrs. Newell Garner, of Min
neapolis, is a guest at the home of her
brother, DR.. R. a. Kinney.
VIM. Mcmahon left Wednesday
afternoon IN a business trip to Madi-
son Reedsburg and Darlington.
Miss Ethel WoodIntgon and
brother Jennings. of Cassville, visited
an and around this city a few days
last week
The Misses Vera Eastman and
Genevieve Bennett went to Livingston
Friday. to visit few days with Miss
Bessie Hunter.
Miss Frost. who has spent the
past month with her brother Wilbur
Frost and wife. returned to her no ne
at Mather Friday.
Mrs. j. Castel, of Madison. re-
turned home Friday morning having
attended the Kester Judd wedding on
Thursday evening,
DIR. Fay Baldwin returned to this
city Tuesday night from Ladysmith
and went to his home in Livingston
wednesday morning.
Miss E. F. Evans, Of Sparta,
Wis, was here a few days last week
in the interest Of the state institution
for homeless children.
Mrs. J. S. Wright and Miss
Carrie Wright went to Rockville
Friday morning where they spent the
day with Mrs. T. Fl. Carthew.
Lincoln Abraham, of Blooming
ton. was a Lancaster visitor Friday,
following a trip Of two or three
days in Iowa and Lafayette counties.
Miss Lillian sabin, of Portland,
Ore, who was a guest of Mrs
Greene, in this city several days last
week, left for her home Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Hugh Orion, of Hibbing.
Mimi, and sister Mrs G. Chapman
and son, of Platt8ville, arrived Thurs
day noon for a visit at the Robert
BROKER home
Mr.. and Mrs Ellie Dobson RS
turned home from Madison Wednos-
day. Mrs Dohson visited in Madi-
son few days with relatives, while
Mr.. DObson made a business trip to
Chicago.
Miss Anna Mccarthy who has
s,oov, tLo ,,oopo0o~ of kLo ,,,;I1;purv
department of the Lonergan- Melon
nell store, Of Dubuque. arrived home
via Potosi Friday morning for her
vacation.
Mrs. P. n. Trentzsch and sister
Miss Emma Eek, of Milwaukee,
visited at the Divall home, at Liberty.
Thursday. Miss Eek remained for a
few days visit with relatives in
that neighborhood.
Mr., aud Mrs. R. A. Bell, of
Washington, d O.. arrived in this
city week ago Monday. guests at the
Wright House. They visited with
Mrs. Pitt Cox and other relatives
during their stay here.
The rain and wind storm on Tues
day night of last week was a
wonderful aid to the pastures and
the corn and potato crops, but did
considerable damage in the way of
blowing down the corn and oats.
This is season of the year
when all noxious weeds must bU
destroyed according to the law of
The state Ali owners or occupants
of land are liable to a fine, for not
complying with the law, If there
are any noxious weeds on the premises
you occupy, destroy them now be-
fore they go to seed.
In remodeling the Mitchell build
ing. which was once used as Jail,
FL. S. Rhodes has found that tearing