Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-09-04

home for a few days.
Mrs. Robt. Pagenkofp and Thos.
Wenzel made a business trip to Madi-
son Monday.
-Messrs. Robt. J. Miller and W.
5. Borto, of Boscobel. we're here on
business Friday.
Beginning next Monday night,
Sept. 9, the Orpheum theater will be
open every night.
Miss Hilda Gratz, of Sitter,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
her sister Henrietta.
Mrs. L. A. Knapp has returned
to Lancaster after spending most of
the summer in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Kelly of Bara.
boo, spent a few days here with rela-
tt YES aud friends last week.
The Misses Minnie, Mabel and
Evelyn Livens spent a few days with
friends, at Fennimore last week.
John Wenzel left Monday morn
ing for Milwaukee where he will con
suit a specialist regarding his eyes.
Mrs. W. Curtis, Of Madison,
arrived Thursday evening for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs Barrows and Mrs.
Ella Phillips spent last Sunday at
the home of Thompson StoneY, on
Clay Ridge.
L. Weber has finally located in
his new store building. recently &C.
cupied by D. Crichton & Co., bat is
not completely settled as yet.
Max Royal. who has spent the
past several weeks here at home Of
his uncle. DIR. j. 81. Fowler, returned
to his home in Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Tenant went
to Milwaukee Monday where they
will visit friends a few days and
Frank will look after some matters OF
business.
George Baxter started Monday
afternoon for Mackinac Island, where
he will spend a few days in the hope
of obtaining relief from an attack Of
hay fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BROKER
started Monday for Mackinaw, City,
Mich, where they expect to remain
for some time for the relief Of Mrs.
Brokers attack of hay fever.
H. W. Brown started Saturday for
Madison, where he will be the guest
of some friends who have formed a
duck shooting party for the opening
of the season, which began on Sept.
1st.
Mrs. Mary Cornwell. living in
the eastern part of the city has a pear
tres now bearing it's second crop of
blossoms this year. She counted
eleven punches Of blossoms on it last
week.
-Theo. WenzeI, who has been
helping his sister, Mrs. Kasper, in
the harness shop of Ressmeyer &
Kasper during the spring and summer
months, is travelling again, having
gone to Chicago Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. P. BARLEY and son Leo of
Bloomington and L. E. Clark and
wife of this city autoed to Columbus
Friday, returning Sunday as far as
Madison. where they were caught
in the rain and were obliged to
leave the auto there until Wednesday.
The editor of The Herald and
wife started Monday afternoon fol
a few days vacation. They will be
IN Chicago today and tomorrow. after
which they will go to northeastern
Indiana to remain the balance of the
week. Ernest Brooks, Of Blooming
ton, is in charge of the business and
editorial department during the pub.
lisher's absence.
The law offices formerly occupied
by the late E. NJ. Lowry have been
remodeIed during the past two OF
three weeks by Louis Weber, present
owner of the building and will
! probably be completed this week when
they will be occupied as law Offices
by Frank Z. Meyer. At present
Frank makes headquarters a portion
of the time at the Union State Bank.
The autombile excursion to ad-
vertise the Bloomington Fair was
postponed to Thursday of this week,
the roads being muddy Monday. The
Bloomington autoists to the number
of about thirty will take the leading
citizens of that town to all the neigh
boring villages. The band will &C.