Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-22

Sever Munson was here from
Livingston last week.
Mrs. Lou Weisbenner, was here
from Bloomington, Friday.
Mrs. E. Vickerman. was here
from Fennimore, Thursday.
Mrs Henry Btlz of Sitter, was
here between trains Thursday.
Carson Dolphin was here from
Livingston last week Tuesday.
j. F. Biddi X, of Montfort, was
in Lancaster, Tuesday of last week.
Geo. Clauer. Of Mt. Ida. was a
Lancaster caller Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Fred Washburn, Of Montfurt
had business in Lancaster Thursday.
"A R. Marley, of Montfort, was
Lancaster visitor Tuesday of last
week
JAS. FIiar, of Woodman, was
Lancaster caller, Tuesday of last
week
Mrs Martin Sweeney went Fri
day for visit with relatives at Liv-
ingston,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank suhreiuer
returned home from Madison, We'd
nesday evening
DIR. j. F. Kennedy Ct Bloom
ington. had business in Lancaster, on
Tuesday of last week.
Misses Orah Brun and Olga
Kirchner, were here from Sitter
Friday between trains.
Miss Cora E. Harris inspector
of the W. R. @. Lodge, will be in
Lancaster, Wednesday, Oct. 49,
Misses Marcia Leighty aud Hazel
Walker spent few days last veek
with Orilla Smith at Fennimore.
Mrs Fred Nehls went to Mont
fort Thursday to see her mother, MIS-.
Caroline Kobatish for a few days.
DIR. and Mrs. Fayette Baldwin
went to Livingston last Friday to see
Mrs. Baldwin s parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen.
August Henke, of Marshall, came
Wednesday evening for a visit here
with his brother, Gustav Henke and
family.
Mrs. Coons, of Nashua, Iowa.
who has been here to see her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Smith, returned home FIJI
day morning.
Misses Elma and Elva Knox and
little sister, Frances, went to Fenni.
more to see their grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs Linton.
Mrs. L. A Roethe and baby,
Helen, went Wednesday for a short
visit with the John Herrod aud Jas.
Knutson families at Sitter.
Mrs Geo. Langridge, of Olympia,
Washington and Mrs. Francis Virden
of Gle Elum, are visiting here with
Mrs Langridge's sister-i in law, Mrs.
Mccormick.
Mrs. W. E. Lathrop and Mrs L.
d. Eastman, went to Milwaukee Fri
day to see their daughters, Florence
and Vera, who are students at Mil
waukee DowneI.
Mrs. Lon Wayne and nieces,
Mabel and Iva Keene, went Thursday
to Anderson's Mills where they spent
q few days with Mrs Wayne s
cousin, Mrs T. Anderson.
Hunting in the various parts of
the county is reported to be the best
in years. The local hunters have been
taking advantage of the few good days
cf late and have succeeded in bagging
their share
Miss Irene Vaught and niece,
Miss Agnes Ziegler, who haze been
here for visit at the Parke Dudley
home, left Saturday morning for
Green Bay, enroute to their home in
OG. O6u6VI6V6.
d. j. G. DoolittIe has been hav-
ing a considerable amount of trouble
with one of his eyes and about week
ago went to Chicago where he con
suited a specialist and received mucn
encouragement from him.
"A fine new sanitary drinking
fountain was placed on the second
floor of the court house last week
There is lever which controls the
amount of water and one wishing a
drink presses down upon it and when
the pressure is released it shuts off
the flow of water.
The Herald Office has received
shipments of large quantity of new
Arno duriuO tho nocE Avo =. 49,