Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-30

Sunday visitors in Glen Haven.
Harry Woolstenholme, of Sitter,
spent Saturday here on business.
IS. e. Gillett, Of Boscobel, was a
business caller here on Saturday.
J. Fl. Hayward, CT Fennimore,
visited with friends here Saturday.
M. Fl. Hoskins, Of Bloomington,
transacted business here on Saturday.
Miss Mabel Livens, Of GAINESVILLE,
is here fora few days visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Jennie Allen, of Livings-
ton, spent the week end here with
friends.
John Smith an old pioneer of
Beetown, was in the city Monday
circus day
1t will be fair time again before
we realize it. Lancaster dates are
Sept. Is, II, IS, 10.
Mrs A. A. Ziegler, Of Glen
Haven, was here on Monday spending
the day with friends.
Misses Pearl and Myrtle johnson
and Martin johnson, of Montfort,
were Lancaster visitors on Monday.
Misses Mary Livens and Nettie
Borah, of GAINESVILLE, came Monday
evening for brief visit with rela-
tjves.
Marcus Townley, formerly of this
place and now residing at Madison,
was here few days the first of the
week.
Col. r. n. Hoskins of Blooming
ton, the we'll known auctioneer and
merchant, had business in Lancaster
Friday.
Miss Miriam Ivey went to Dodge
Vile last week for short visit with
Miss Lucille Ellingen and other
friends.
Mrs J. r. Slater, of Livingston,
underwent an operation at the Doc
little hospital on Monday and is much
improved at this writing.
Mrs. Otto Wisco and son Ralph,
of Platteville, returned to their home
Friday after a brief visit here at the
home Of Mrs. Augusta Wisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoehn and
son Virgil Of South Lancaster visited
in Dubuque several days during the
past week, returning Monday.
Mr.. Herman Snyder, of Kanka.
kee, Illinois. came last night to join
his wife and baby for brief visit at
the nome of Mrs. Nellie Baldwin
The American History club will
meet in Ryland Park, Saturday after.
noon, August 2 Members please
come early and each bring a covered
dish.
Mr.. Fl. K. Burgess. of the law
firm of Meyer & Burgess, this city,
will deliver an address at Feunimore
on Thursday, Aug. s, the second day
of the Big Days"
The Woman's Club will hold
social meeting in Ryland Park Mon
day afternoon August 4th, at 3
O'Clock. This is to be a covered dish
picnic in honor Of Mrs. Lisherness.
George Hannum and daughter
Mary. left yesterday for their home
in Hurley, South Dakota. after an
extended visit with relatives here.
They will spend few days in Cuba
City and Dubuque On their way.
Frank G. Meyer and keenan,
Bennett, who are camping and fishing
at Eagle River, sent home several
boxes Of fine fish to their parents and
friends as evidence Of the luck they
are having. The herald man was
fortunate enough to be among those
included in the distribution.
Mrs Leigh Leslie and daughter,
Miss Mary, and Miss Alice Leslie,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Leslie, of Omaha. arrived in Galena
on the evening Of July 23rd and spent
day visiting relatives and friends
From Galena they came to Lancaster,
accompanied by DR.. Fl. T. Godfrey
who had been there for several days.
TO visit at the home Of Dr. Joseph
Godfrey.
This is the desirable time to
make way with the weeds growing
alongside the city streets and country
highways. Many property owners,
both in city and country, find time
to do this and add wonderfully to the
appearance Of their property. Others
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