Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-07-03

e. T. Leauge and L. g. BrechIer,
of Fennimore, were Lancaster callers
Sunday.
Miss Addie Keitlinger left Mon
day morning for visit with friends
at Viola.
Sam Bass misses the party. Why
See I'm Arizona" under canvas Fri
day. July 5.
Miss Henrietta Gratz went to her
home in Sitter Sunday to remain
several weeks.
The Aulger Bros. tent show,
I'm Arizona is billed on Friday
evening of this week, July 5.
Mrs. Albert Wiedenbeck went to
Cottage Grove Saturday to visit her
son. Albert ]. Wiedsnbeck, and wife
Misses Vera Trentzsch and Mabel
Ressmeyer returned Friday evening
from visit at Cuba City and Patch
Grove.
The Misses Kinzel returned Fri
day evening from Milwaukee, where
Miss Elisha went to consult an eye
specialist.
-Chas NJ. Klarman has purchased
Cartercar from Stoffel & Vesper.
ri ho I01s oh
two weeks.
DIR. Hickey, assistant veterinary
surgeon for DIR. Eckert, went to his
home in Lowell, Wis, Monday morn
ing, to spend week.
-Rolla Day took his peanut and
pop corn wagon to Prairie du Chen,
Sunday where it will be used during
the home coming and carnival week.
Mrs. A. Wayne and son Warren
| left Wednesday afternoon on their
trip to Iowa and Nebraska, where
Mrs Wanye will visit relatives.
They expect to be gone about two
months.
Mrs. Lambert Groenier and chill
dren left Monday morning for
Oshkosh where they will spend this
month with her mother. Mrs. Mile
Humphrey. Mr. Groenier went as
far as Tennimore with them.
Lancaster will not celebrate the
Fourth this year, but those Of its
citizens who like celebrations will 60
to Cassville, Platteville. Livingston
or other places in the vicinity where
such 'Fdoings'' are to be INDUCED in.
Mrs. J c. Taylor, who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Sam
Green, left tor Chicago Wednesday
to join her husband, who left here
on Tuesday. After a few days spent
in Chicago they left for their home in
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, ". Brown and
son Dick, Hon c. Fl. Baxter and wife
and MI. and Mrs. j H. Howe started
Monday morning for their trip to
Yellowstone Park and other points in
the west, as told of in The Herald
last week. They will be gone about
three or four weeks.
A. G. Smith went to Milwaukee
Monday to attend convention of the
Wisconsin agents of the Watkins
Medicine Company, held there yester
day and today. Mr.. Smith has
travelled Grant county territory for the
Watkins Company more than 90 year,
and has met with very good success
An order has been issued by the
custodian of the county property that
no fire crackers or other explosives
or fire works must be shot off on
the court house grounds, and signs to
that effect have been placed in
various parts of the court yard.
There is trouble ahead for those who
do not observe the order.
By an accident last week two
columns of matter that had been placed
in type for The Herald, nearly half
of it being local items, was set aside
out OF its regular place and was thus
left out of the paper. The omission
was not discovered until nearly the
entire edition has been printed, and
it was then 100 late to rectify it..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. John Henkel left in the
formers car at seven o'clock. Satur-
day evening, on their trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago. They intended to
reach Watertown some time Saturday
night and go on to Wales thenext day
to visit Mrs. Henkel's mother. Mrs.
McGonigal. Monday morning they
were to leaye Wales and reach Mil.
waukee in time to attend Ringing
Bros. circus that afternoon. After 9