Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-05-07
AROUND The COUNTY
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Mis- AIllO ClO1LS VI
called on friends here Thursday.
Robert and Frank Hoskins and Joe
Greer transacted business in Chicago
last week.
George Willard of Bagley conduct
ed an auto load of passengers thru
this city to Lancaster Thursday.
Harry and Fred Barnett, Tom
Haley, Clyde Webb and Clarence
Calvert autoed over from Lancaster
Thursday.
Messrs Pearson, Lee Greer and
McGonigal camped at the Greer
cottage at Bagley last week.
Mrs. Daily returned from GAINESVILLE
Friday, where she had been to help
look after Mrs. Foster Porter and the
new boy.
L. E. Clark and wife were over
from Lancaster Thursday.
Alex. Cairns and wife were down
from Mt Hope Friday.
John Burns and wife of Beetown
transacted business here Friday.
Mrs. L. BETTER transacted business
at Werley last week.
Drs Godfrey and Kinney of Lam
caster made professional call here
Saturday.
Albert Loweonsohn, manager of the
clothing store of August Dreifus &
Co., made business trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago last week.
Dorothy, daughter of Burtis Field
and wife, was quite i'll last week.
Earl Small is home, convalescent
after a serious operation in the
hospital at Lacrosse
E. s. Tubbs is indisposed.
Mms Hancock, Patterson and
Bishop visited Dubuque last Monday !;
Oscar Brady, wife and Margie on
Tuesday, and Minis French, Heraty,
Ora Lord, F. M. Hoskins, Pearson
and Letha Donnelly on Thurlsay.
Our people saw the light from the
fire of the Elliott Knotwell barn at
Lancaster W ednesday evening.
q. A. Stevens and wife were with
an auto party from Cassville Satur-
day.
Frank Mason of Cassville, visiting
his sons on the prairie, was in town
Saturday, shaking hands with old
neighbors.
Relatives here have received news
that b. n. Newman, who had a
foot ampdtated at San Antonio, Texas,
is recovering.
Lester Pritchett is manufacturing
his ice cream at the Sandleback
creamery.
G. E. Pierce has completed the
foundation for the new Vern Brookens
house and Sprague Bros. will start
the building this week.
Harvey Foster, of Lancaster. expert
for the Horton autos. was in town
Saturday.
Miss Lucille Woodhouse was home
from Madison Saturday.
Ben benson has completed the
foundation for a 32x5O barn on the
Henry Cliff farm, Little Grant. and
Will Hart is doing the carpenter
work.
Many farmers in this vicinity will
build silos this year.
ellison Tyler has fitted up a place
in the mill building for A. G. Guern-
sey to make his ice cream.
Mrs. Orion Brady, who came from
California recently to see her parents
at Lancaster, is visiting relatives in
this city.
Neil Heiner writes that he is work
ing for an oil merchant at Glendive,
Mont.
Geo. McGonigal and wife returned
to Lacrosse last week. Mr.. Nc
Gonigal was sales manager in the
Greer store during the opening of
the closing out sale.
Miss Gladys johnson, one OF the
assistants in the high school, has re-
signed her position and will teach
elsewhere next year. Miss Johnson
has done good work here.
Burr Knapp, who left this city last
fall, has taken up a homestead near
Morristow0. N. D.. near the Davis
brothers. Rumor says Burr will an
mex an adjoining claim. following the
scriptural INDUCTION to Glove thy
neighbor.
L L. Holford writes that the w.
H. Holford family now live in their
own home at Crystal Springs, Fla.
The village board met Monday
evening and transacted some routine
business.
w C. F0rehand whi1e at P1atta.