Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-18

Al Cardy, of Platteville, was
bere on business Saturday.
L. j. List, of Platteville, was
here on business Saturday.
Judge E. B. Goodsell went to
Cobb on business Thursday
A. H Patch of Bloomington.
was here Friday on business.
John MankeI left Thursday for
Marengo, I'll on business trip.
"A. &. Ellis, of Portage, was
business caller here Wednesday.
Ed Koschkee and wife, of Mt.
Hope, transacted business here Friday.
j. S. Earll, of Prairie du CHEN,
transacted business here Saturday.
Raymond Piquett, of Platteville,
visited with friends here last week.
W. ]. Carmody left Wednesday
noon for Cedar Rapids, Ia on bust.
ness.
w. G.. Suttle and Frank Nc
Quigan were in Boscobel on business
last week.
The Knox auto company sold a
large Studebaker car to Thomas Dent,
of Georgetown.
Al Hunsaker went to Madison
Saturday to get a new Buick auto for
his livery business
Clyde Goble, student at the U.
of W., arrived here Tuesday to spend
his summer vacation.
Mccormick Bros, of Little
Grant, have purchased an auto of the
Horton Auto Agency
Miss Marian Baxter left Friday
for Chicago where she will make her
home with her father.
Miss Flossie Fischer. of Livings-
ton, is here to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Carl Alt.
Mrs Hannum Place went to
Fennimore Thursday to visit at the
home of Mrs. j. McKichan
"A repair man for the Kissel Kar
company, Hartford, is here repairing
the car owned by John Day.
Miss Marie Mccarthy has finished
| her course at Bayless Business College,
of Dubuque, and is now at home
Miss Mary Webb, who has been
attending Lawrence College at APP
pleton, arrived home Wednesday.
Miss Claudia Jordan, teacher at
Spring Valley. came last week to
spend her vacation with relatives.
George Budworth, of Blooming
ton, has purchased a five passenger
Buick car from the Horton Auto
Agency.
Mrs. Fred Allen and Mrs. R.
Woods, of Livingston, were here one
night last week to attend the tent
meetings.
Miss Gladys Jordan, teacher at
Port Washington. came Saturday
night to spend her vacation with
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. James Hatch and
children accompanied by Miss Laura
Rowdon, autoed TO Platteville one
night last week.
james Peacock and Joe Horsfall,
accompanied by their wives, autoed
over from Bloomington last week IN
the latter auto
Miss Marcia LANCE, student at
the Wisconsin University, arrived
here Wednesday to spend her vacation
at the home of her parents,
Mrs. Anna Brady went to Dodge.
Vile Wednesday for brief visit with
relatives From there she will leave
for her home at Redondo Beach, Cal.
Mrs A, A, ziegler, who has been
in the Doolittle hospital for about
twelve weeks, returned to her home in
North Andover last week, much i'm
proved in health. She was accom-
panied home by DR.. S. W. Doolittle
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. V. Burris re-
turned home Friday from combina-
tiou pleasure and business trim To
Waukesha and Racine. They attend
ed meeting Of the County Asylum
trustees at Waukesha and visited
their son Fletcher at Racine
The editor of the Portland
Review naughtily remarks: Some
folks may have doubted how woman
was made, but today there is no chance
for argument These uew tangled
dresses make the matter very clear.
Anyone can see for himself -