Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-20
Fred A. Mutt, of Glen Haven,
was Lancaster caller on SUNDAY.

spent last week with relatives here.
Ernest Nauman visited the past
two weeks at the Tufiey home in
Marion.
Miss Florence Lathrop visited
friends and relatives in Fennimore
last week.
Miss Jesse Hannum has been
spending the past week at the E. H.
Moon home in Cassville.
DIR. D. L. Brady, and Edward
Micka of Cuba City, were Lancaster
callers here on Monday.
%. w. Gillett, of Madison, came
Monday evening to assume duties as
clerk at the Hotel Farwell.
F. A. Elwell and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Doll, are visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Dubuque.
Miss Clara Budden, Of Sinsinawa,
has been spending the past week with
her friend, Miss Nellie Carmody.
&C. A. Langridge has gone to
Velva, North Dakota for an indefinite
visit with his son, G. T. Langridge.
Mrs Fred Macke and daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Abrams. have been
visiting relatives in Platteville the
past week.
George Selleck and Frank Nc.
Guigan left on Monday for Clark
county with number of prospective
land buyers.
g, s. Helberg and family are
packing their household goods
preparative to moving to their new
home in Chicago this week.
Raymond Webb, who has been
employed as plumber In Livingston
for the past several months. is now
here in the employ of Joseph Ivey.
j. j. Friedman left on Saturday
| for WITCH ita, Kansas, where he will
be for some time in the interest of
the Case Co., for which he travels.
Paul Humphrey and Miss Helen
Abrams, of Patch Grove. autoed here
the first of the week spending a few
days here with friends and relatives.
Walter Knox, accompanied by
Clyde Mayhem and A. l. McGranahan
were in Chicago last week and drove
to Platteville three fine Stakeholder
autos
Mrs. w. N. Irish who came last
week to attend the funeral of her
niece, Miss Daisy Roberts, at Bloom.
ington, and spent few days here
with relatives, returned home on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OILERS went to
Reedsburg on Sunday The former is
an invalid and WAS being taken to his
parents home at that place. Mrs.
OILERS was formerly Miss Dottie Day
Of this city.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt, daughter
Meta and son Paul returned from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago They were Joined
at Liberty by Miss Recht who came
home with them for brief visit.
Mrs. Sam Stephens returned
home Monday evening from Milwau-
kee where she has been with her son
Sam, who recently underwent an
operation there for appendicitis. The
latter at this writing is much i'm.
proved.
Considerable amount of prepare
tion is being made for the city basket
ball team which is new beginning it's
practice. Two fine players have been
added; six foot and three inch pro-
fessional player will be the center
while another will be a running
guard.
-Orville Trentzsch left on Monday
morning for Ashland, Wis where he
will spend the summer months for
the benefit of his hay fever. He will
make the third boy from this vicinity
III that city for the same purpose.
The other two are Maurice Zeigler
and Bert Chandler.
The Horton Auto Company have
changed their location from the old
garage. formerly used by the Over
land Service Company. to the build
ing used by Bryhan, Roth & Tuck
wood. This room is far better for
demonstrating and is more con-
venient for their business than the
building formerly used by them,
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Carter, of Madison,
were in the city several days last
week, guests of Mrs. Carter s sister,
Miss Clara Millard, and renewing