Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-10
&C. F. Osborn, of Darlington,
was here on business Wednesday,


The trains were all late last
week, due to the Plattaville Fair.
Mrs Robert GIennon. of Potosi.
visited relatives here on Wednesday.
Will Duncalf has been assisting in
road work at Platteville the past
week
"A Vogelsburg, of Dubuque, was
a Lancaster business caller on Wed
nesday.
C. F. Rushton. of Woodstock,
Illinois, was here on business Wed
nesday.
Atty. s. E. smalley. Of Cuba
City, was here on legal business
Thursday.
Miss Susie Abrams is entered as
student at the ST. Clara College,
Sinsinawa.
Miss Ethel Glider has returned
from her enjoyable two weeks camp
ing at Omro.
Ralph W. Hedemann and Herman
Yoss, of Bloomington. we're callers
here Thursday.
Miss Nell Bailie of Fennimore,
visited at the McNair home the
middle Of last week.
Miss Nellie Belgcamper returned
to Jefferson Friday to again resume
duties as teacher there.
Harry BROKER and daughter May
visited at the Clay Chapman home in
PIatteville the first Of last week,
Will Morse left for St. Louis on
Thursday where he has accepted a
fine position with theatrical troupe.
Miss Helen Schreiber, employed
in Madison, spent Sunday of last week
here as guest of her cousin, Miss
Hilda Fischer
Atty. S. e. Taylor and County
Clerk E. g. Mccoy attended the
funeral Of H. D. York at Hazel
Green last week.
Mrs. Geo. Soren berger, of Bel
mont has been visiting at the Philip
Benefits home and with other rela-
lives the past week.
Many from here attended the
Platteville Fair last week. The auto
liveries did good business; besides
many went by train.
Mrs. W. W. Reese and sister.
Gertrude Avery, visited last Weds
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Baker. at Edmund. Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parzins
have been taking in the Minnesota
State Fair and will visit Mr.. Parkins'
brothers. people at Austin, MINI.
The State Fire Marshal's report
for the past year is out and shows
that the total fire losses of the state
amounted to nearly four millions of
dollars.
Miss Ellen Watkins has gone to
Oklahoma where she will attend the
hing6sher College the coming year.
She will stop off at numerous places
for brief visits.
Lulu MaTfilius, of Boscobel, came
last week to assume duties as teacher
Of school district No. 8, in Little
Grant. Miss Martins attended the
summer school at Madison.
Miss Anna Mclaughlin Of
Potosi, visited friends and relatives
here the middle of last week Miss
Mclaughlin will be student 1T the
st. Marv s college at Prairie du
Cnien the coming season.
Mrs. A .. Lee and little daugh-
ter Virginia, of Clarion, Iowa, ar
rived Sunday for brief visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Budworth. Mrs. Budworth, who has
been i'll, is rapidly recovering.
MIR. Manley, Of Montfort, Willis
Knox, l. @. Hickok and Fred God
frey arrived Sunday In new Stude-
baker car they had driven from Chi
cago This makes the third car driven
through the past week for the Knox
Auto Co.
Grant county has great apple
crop this year, the trees hanging full
wherever tners are orchards. As
general thing farmers are too busy
1uakiug money in other lines to pay
as much attention as they should to
fruit raising, and thousands of bushels
OF apples 20 to waste, rotting under
the trees.
e E. D. McNett and Fred Stevens
came over from Cnba City Saturday
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