Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-08

W. Osgood went to DodgevilIe en-
business Monday.
Irwin Walker went TO Fennimore
on business Monday.
Mrs Philip Berndt went to
Liberty Monday morning.
H q. Dorchadis was here from
Bloomington last Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lawrence, Saturday, baby girl.
The NJ. E. church took in four
new members by letters Sunday.
Mics Helen Smith who has been
very sick, is now getting along nicely.
Harvey Hurlburt returned home
from trip to Chicago Friday even
ing.
Mrs Ed Frawley visited her
sister in law. Mrs. Lind, at Sitter
last week.
Miss Elisha Kinzel, student at the
Platteville Normal, spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
"A new boiler and radiators have
been installed in the library building
recently.
Miss Fannie Frawley spent Mon
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Lind, at Sitter.
Miss Saloma Mccoy visited last
week in Platteville with her friend,
Miss Elisha Kinzel.
Mrs. Joe Oates went to Platte
Vile Monday to see her daughter, Mrs.
Craven, for week.
"A. Dulard, of South Lancaster,
who fractured his hip about week
ago, is improving nicely.
Miss Irene Long went to Potosi
Monday morning for few days visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Massey.
Mrs Henry Smith and Miss Grace
Horton snent Sunday in Lancaster
with Mr.. and Mrs Verne Clanton.
Walter Lewis and wife of Salt
Lake City are here for a visit with
Mr.. Lewis mother, Mrs. ]. P. Lewis.
Mrs. Anderson returned home to
Livingston Monday. She stopped in
Lancaster over Sunday with her hus-
band.
Mrs. Harry BROKER came home
last Wednesday from Hibbing, Mimi.
where she went to escape the hay
fever.
Mrs. G., H. McCallister, of
Avoca. Wis, came Saturday evening
to make few days visit at the David
Schreiner home.
Henry Pingle, the cneesemaker
at Liberty cheese fF Glory, was thrown
from his motorcyle few days ago
and his shouldp~ dislocated.
Mrs. j. w. Gibson and daughter
Dorothy, returned Sunday Of last
week from a visit in Potosi with Mrs.
Gibson's mother, Mrs. Roesch.
Miss Kathryn Mulroony Of Mt.
Hope, who has been spending the past
week with her cousin, Mrs. Robt.
Hoffman, returned home Friday.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will serve their regular monthly tea,
| Wednesday, Oct. s, at the church,
from five until all are served. Every
body invited.
Advertised etters at the post
Office are addressed to the following /:
Miss Jennie jacobson. Mr.. Walter
Cookley, Dr.. James Fl. Hainler and
Mr. W. II. Schmidt.
DR.. Fowler's office and hospital
have been done over - The walls
have been papered in a very artistic
way and the new white enameled
woodwork adds much to the looks OF
the building.
The big fall opening sale at the
Boston Store begins next Monday,
Oct IS, and lasts two weeks, ending
Monday, Oct. q. Reduction prices
are offered in all departments. See
advertisement on page eight of this
paper
Mrs. W. Osgood has gene to Glass;
willie, to make short visit with her
mother, Mrs Joe Weber, before re-
turning home to Monroe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Osgood have been keeping
boarding house at the county farm,
during the erection of the new asylum
While lighting the carbide lamps
on the old Model FL auto belonging
to the Lancaster Light and Power
Company, Virgil Angus, son of George
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