Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-16

D. B. Brunson, Of Fennimore,
was a business caller here tuesday.
Frank lockwood of Fennimore,
was here between trains Wednesday.
j. w Whitish, Of Fennimore.
was business caller on Wednesday.
Atty J. j. Seaman, of Fenni-
more was here on legal business Wed
nesday.
L. 3. Stevens has sold his
Cadillac" auto to A. w. Appleby,
of this city.
Mrs. Fred Brun and son Fred, Of
Sitter, visited here with relatives
on Wednesday.
Miss lisa Montz. of Dubuque, visit
ed relatives here last week for few
days returning on Monday
Mrs. Nettie Bonn and son Melvin,
visited her sister. Mrs. Willis, of
Platteville, several days last week.
Leo McGuigan. who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
week. returned to his home in Wood
man on Tuesday.
Mrs. [. Pearsons and daughter
Alta. of Mitchell, S. D., came last
Wednesday for an extended visit at
the Jordan homes.
Mrs. John Rumble underwent a
serious operation at the Doolittle
hospital last week and at this writing
is greatly improved.
Miss Willard, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Livings-
ton for the past several weeks, re-
TUNED home last week.
Mrs. NJ. Belscamper, of st.
Charles, Mimi, came last Wednesday
for visit at the home of her sister
inlaw, Mrs. John Jordan.
Mr.. F. P. Barnett, accompanied
by his daughter Florence, attended
the Wisconsin jewelers. Convention
held in Milwaukee last week.
&C. c. Roberts was in Chicago
last week on business. He stopped
off at Platteville on the way and
visited few hours with relatives.
VIM. Kerr and wife accompanied
10y Mrs. Downer Kilby and Mrs. John
N. Taylor made a shopping trip to
Dubuque on Thursday in the formers
auto.
Hubert Alt, Earl Ivey and Bert
Schreiner made an auto trip to Madi-
son on last Tuesday returning late
Wednesday evening. They went in
the latter auto.
B. L. Marcus, VIM. Victoria, E.
G. Schwingle and F. Stransky, of
Muscoda, came here Thursday on
business connected with obtaining
citizenship papers.
Mrs. John N. Stone and daugh-
ter Mabel attended the commencement
exercises at the U. of W. last week.
Miss Grace Stone was a member of
the graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Dusen,
of Chicago. visited here last week
with Mr.. Van Dusen's mother and
with his sisters. They came in his
brides fathers private car ia which
they are taking a brief honeymoon.
Richard Falley, of Wahpeton,
N. D.. came last week for a visit
with his grandmother, Mrs. S. Nit
chell and other relatives. He is en-
ployed on a paper, the Wahpeton
Globe, founded years ago by his
father.
Will g. Lathrop. (known as
Rusty Lathrop), of Fennimore,
visited friends and relatives here
Thursday. He has been pitching for
the New York Giants but recently
has been transferred to the Chicago
White Sox.
The appearance of Schreiner Park
has been greatly improved during the
past month. A large number of Lam
caster boy have been employed by the
city and put to work moving aud
cleaning up, which has been needed
for some time and has added consider
able to the beauty of this place.
John White, an old time resident
of Grant county and who was raised
on the farm just west of town now
owned by Frank Smith, has been here
with his wife and daughter on a
visit to his sister Mrs. Geo. Marks,
ST. Mr.. White left here the last
time about 90 years ago and is now
rural mail carrier in living near To-
peka, Kansas.
The two Assyrians, Lewis Landon
and Peter Yorusho. who were bound