Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-21
Mrs. VIM. Kaap went to Madison


L D. Eastman went to MiIwau-
!Eee Monday.
Mrs James Pigg went to Fenni-
more Monday.
W. E. Lathrop went to Prairie
du CHEN Thursday.
W. D. Brownell, of Platteville,
was here Wednesday.
George Beck made business trip
to PlatteVille Thursday.
Mrs. ] M. Goldstein left NJ IN
day for Rochester, MINI.
Gerald French, Of Bloomington.
visited friends here last week.
Harry Beetham. of Liberty, is
suffering an attack of pneumonia.
&C. Fl. Basford went to Chicago
Saturday to see his sons L. P. and
Harry
R. A. Watkins and A. j.
Wiedenbeck went to Milwaukee
Monday.
Miss Bertha Lsabs left last week
for Chicago to resume her work as
milliner
Mrs. Minnie Mowyer. of Rais!ake
Farm. Wis, is a guest at the J. W.
Hurlburt home.
Gilbert Harnery, of Constantine,
Mich, was a guest at the Rev. G., A.
Eastman home last week.
Mrs. Leroy Judd and son Ellsworth
are spending the week with her sister,
Mrs Goodrich in Madison.
This is the season when the
storage egg comes out of hiding,
looking as innocent as possible.
"A. R. Clifton left Friday for his
home in Reedsburg after an extended
business and pleasure stay in Lancas-
ter.
Ed. Schwartz was in Fenni-
more Monday. He took advantage of
| the early train which leaves at 80
a. N.
Evans Barnett was home from
Sacred Heart College at Prairie du
CHEN Friday to see Father Wambold
in regard to eye trouble.
p. T. Stevens. of Montfort, visited
at the L. Fl. Stevens home last week
Mrs. L. f. Stevens returned to
Montfort with him Thursday for a
short visit.
ATTEND the basket ball game at
the opera house Thursday evening.
General admission % cents The game
will be played between Platteville
Mining Schoul and Lancaster city.
| Come.
Liant Galley. of Hurricane, has
purchased the Downer Kilby place,
east of the M E. church, and is
moving part Of his goods in this week,
taking advantage of the last Of the
sleighing.
r. P Holmes, of Platteville, and
John Harker, of Linden were callers
at Lancaster Wednesday. They
drove to Mt. Hope in the afternoon to
look up business interests and re-
turned to their respective homes
Thursday.
The Catholic knights held a
social and dance at Knapp's rink
Thursday evening. The attendance
was very good and very pleasant
evening was spent playing cards and
dancing, together with fine refresh
ments which were enjoyed by all.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Adams Patent Wheel
Company was he'd in Cassville
Tuesday the 18th and it is expected
that the making of the wheels will
| be commenced soon. The machinery
is nearly all in place at the present
| time.
MIR Mcdonald OF Lancaster, who
is promoting the new electric belt
| line that will run to Chicago, is
meeting with much encouragement
from the business men, who seem to
/ be much interested in project that
promises much to benefit the city. -
.Platteville Witness.
Word was received Monday
morning of the death of Harmon
Van Dusen, of Madison, eldest son of
the late DR.. VanDusen of this city.
His mother and two sisters, Miss Elsie
VanDusen and Mrs. Al Hunsaker,
went to Madison yesterday to attend
the funeral services.
Occasionally a team is noticed
tied to post this cold weather with
out being bIanketed. This is quite
wrong. Teamsters apd others should