Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-04

Fan Claire Monday on business.
John Philips is dangerously Ill
at his home in the fourth ward.
Walter Knox left Monday morn
ing for Fond du Lac, on business.
I. D. Eastman and little son
Leroy went to Montfort Monday
morning.
DIR. G. S. Moore and Phil Cold
stein went to Chicago Saturday night,
via Potosi.
The American History Club will
meet on Saturday with Mrs. J. q.
Harshberger.
Raymond Webb, now employed at
spent Sunday at the home
of his parents.
Miss Nellie Howell, who for the
past year has been teaching at Liv-
ingston, is home for the summer.
Frank Webb, of Duluth, MIN,
spent Decoration Day here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Webb.
The w. F. M, S. of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs, @. F.
Dickinson next Friday afternoon at
2 80.
Miss Elizabeth Vogelsberg left
Monday morning for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs Dc. J. E. Nc
Govern, at Highland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wunder and
w. 6. Dickey, Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
were in Lancaster Memorial Day,
guests of MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Morse
-Platteville is considering new
curfew. AS the editor of the
Clarion would observe:
''Thats right. Fewer ours is what
we need. !"
-Henkel & Co. have quarter page
advert: sement in The Herald this
week, calling attention to their
special showing of summer mer-
chandise.
Mrs. V. H. Kinney is still re-
at Bloomington. Burr
Walker drove his new auto over on
Sunday taking with him Myrtle and
the baby, V. H. and uncle Lee.
Joe Dawson returned last week
from North Dakota, where with his
boys he is interested in 500 acre of
land, and has been putting in the
spring crops. He says prospects look
good there this spring.
Mrs. Minnie B. Geiger. of Great
Falls, Mon. and Mis-. Julius Haavind,
nee Myrtle Williams, of Chicago, who
bad been called to Cassville by the
death of Mrs. L. Williams, were in
this city two days of last week.
Frank w. Thorpe, son of Chas.
Thorpe, of Beetown, and Essie
Slaght, daughter of j. II. Slaght,
secured a special dispensation from
Judge E. B. Goodsell on Monday and
we're married the same afternoon by
Justice Burrows.
ALI interested in the Little Grant
Cemetery are requested to be on hand
June 10th at the church for the pur-
pose of cleaning the church and
grounds and putting a new fence
around the cemetery. Men bring your
wives and your dinner.
The older members Of the Lancas-
ter High School Alumni Association
and all of the graduates of 1918 are
earnestly requested to attend the an
nual business and social meeting to be
held in the High school building on
Monday, June 8, at y m.
Mrs. F. G. Burr moved her mil
linery store into the new quarters
the front rooms on the second floor,
over FL. Henkel & Co g store, last
iOaOGAoRJ' hO AOOAAS AdfO OCCh
fitted up in an attractive manner and
are a great improvement over the
former quarters. She began her dis
play of midsummer millinery there
yesterday.
On July the postofice depart
ment will inaugurate it's @. o. d.
syste~ of parcel post, in addition to
such service now in operation. For
a fee of ten cents Uncle Sam will
collect from the addressee the amount
indicated on the tag which accom-
panies the package amounts not ex-
ceeding 800 and remit to the sender
by money order.
While automobiles are meeting
with a much heavier sale than ever
before and cars cannot be obtained
fast enough to fill the orders, buggies
are also being bought at an i'm
precedented rate this spring and