Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-05-14

Mrs Draggs, of Fennimore, was
down on Thursday to see her sister,
Mrs. Guy Horsfall.
Ned Ivey was here from Platte
Vile Sunday to visit his parents, MI.
and Mrs. Alex. Ivey.
L. D. Eastman has fitted up a
fine tennis court on the lot just north
of the Hotel Farwell.
-Messrs. Lloyd FArham and Ralph
Hupenbecker, of Fennimore, were
here on business Saturday.
Mrs Register, Of Fennimore,
came down Saturday to spend a few
days with her niece. Mrs. A. Wayne.
Mrs C. F. Dickinson spent a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. R. M. Carter, in Livingston.
Miss Nellie Livingston, of Liv-
ingston, visited here. last week with
her father, W. c. Livingston, and
her friend Mrs. Carl Alt.
"A party of twenty young ladies
met at the home of Mrs. Will Rech
on Friday evening, and presented her
with fine rocking chair.
W. j. Brennan accompanied by
D. j. Gardner, Of Platteville, left
last week on trip to Oklahoma,
where the latter has land interests.
Miss Jennie Allen, of Livingston,
spent Sunday here at the home of Mrs.
Nellie Baldwin. DR.. F. q. Baldwin
accompanied her home on Monday.
Mrs. a. A. Ziegler, who has been
confined to the Doolittle hospital for
the past eight weeks, will soon be able
to return to her home at North And.
over.
Lester Thompson, who has been
confined to his parents home here for
the past several weeks. with scarlet
fever returned to his home in Madi-
son, Monday.
Miss Florence Judd, who has
been engaged in teaching at Mill
town, So OAK, for the past year,
is expected home next week for the
summer vacation.
Howard France, who published a
little paper and operated a job print
ing Office in Potosi two or three years
ago, has located at Blue River, where
he will engage in photography and do
some printing as side line.
Byron Price and two little sons,
of Lacrosse, have been visiting here
at the home of his sister. Mrs. VIM.
Benn, and other relatives and friends.
On Mondy Drs. Doolittle operated on
the younger son for adenoids and
tunsils.
Jos. Caspers. who recently sold
out his share of the blacksmith bust
ness to his partner, Henry Carroll, is
having large addition built on the
rear of the shop, where he will
manufacture calk tongs on a larger
scale than heretofore.
Mrs. E. NJ Lowry and daughter,
Elizabeth, accompanied by her other
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Barney, of
Cincinnati. @, arrived here from
New Orleans, on Thursday evening"
Mrs. Lowry has been spending the
winter with Miss Elizabeth.
R. g. Wiengar, whose left linn b
was fractured about year and eight
months ago and having never healed,
underwent an operation, on Saturday
at the Doolittle hospital and the
famous DR.. Lanes steel plates were
placed on the injured bones.
Conductor q. S. Helberg and
family expect to leave here soon,
as MIR. Helberg has been given another
run, one between Milwaukee and
Friendship. The Helbergs have made
many friends during their residence
here, who will regret their going
away.
During the past week the city has
constructed concrete crossing ON
Maple st. between the court house
and the Hub store. A crossing of
this kind has been greatly needed
ever since the streets were graded last
summer, and will be appreciated by
every one having frequent business
at the court house.
Glen Hubbard, of Rockville, re-
Gently left for Ketchikan, Alaska, to
visit his brother Arthur, who has
been in the motor boat business for
the past three years. Arthur will be
remem bered as Lancaster boy, hav-
ing spent most of his school days here
and worked for while in this office
when Mr.. johnson was editor. Mr..
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