Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-19

PHI. Rollenberger, of Fennimore,
called here Wednesday,
Miss Emma Martin was here
from Burton last Thursday.
Eugene League, Of Fennimore,
was here on business Friday.
Mrs. Jno. Boyle of Boscobel, was
a Lancaster caller. Wednesday.
Walter Damn was here over
night, Wednesday from Madison.
Ida Hugh, of Cedar Falls. Iowa,
visited in this city, last Thursday.
Mrs. Thos Mcconnell, of Burton.
was Lancaster caller last Wednes-
day.
e. H. Grifis and wife. Of Little
Grant visited Lancaster friends
Thurday.
Mrs. VIM. Allen and Miss Mile
Allen were visitors from Livingston,
Thursday.
Mrs. Matt Auel and Mrs Emma
Rogers were callers from Beetown
Wednesday
Mrs. B. j. Wolfard, of In
dianapolis stopped in Lancaster last
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Schneider and daughter
Amy were Lancaster visitors from
Beetown, last Thursday.
Herbert Cole. of PIatteviIle,
spent the first Of last week as
guest here at the DR.. Gault home.
Mrs. Fred Allen, Of Livingston
who has been here a week with rela.
tives, returned home Thursday after
noon.
Clyde Goble, student at the U.
of w. spent the week end here at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Goble,
DIR. Brady and family of Cuba
City, were in Lancaster Friday in
their auto on their way to Blooming
ton for a visit with relatives
Mrs Frank Smith (B D. S. has
been visiting at the Geo. Groom home
in Cassville the past week and also
with Beetown friends and relatives.
Arthur Smith, of Red Oak, Iowa,
was here to attend the funeral of his
sister. Miss Helen Smith This was
bis first visit home in the past ten
years.
Mrs. VIM. DiVall, of Montfort,
was here between trains shopping
Thursday. She visited Mrs. Reub
Austin at Liberty before returning
home.
Mrs. Maggie Wenzel, Mrs. Jacob
Wenzel, Mrs. A. Wenzel and Mrs.
Robt. Reynolds spent Thursday at
Mrs. Kate Fishers, in Sitter, at
birthday Quilting,
The home Of G. G. Eendy in
Platteville was purchased last week
by W. E. Lathrop of this city but it
is understood that he has since sold
it to another party.
Mrs. S. E. Hassell went to Madi-
son Thursday to see Miss Ethel Sabin,
who is taking special work at the
University. Miss Sabin was a former
teacher in the Lancaster high school.
Two girls boarded the train and
we're conspicuous for their white serge
suits. white shoes, hats and gloves.
A lady in the rear of the car remark
ed. Well, they re not much used to
travelling"
Mrs. A, W. Palmer and chill
dren, Of Independence, Iowa, came
Thursday evening for a visit with
Mrs. Nj. A. Richardson and family.
The Palmers are leaving their home
in Independence and in the future ex-
pect to make their home in Ontoga,
Mich.
Mis-. Ellen Langridge, of Olym-
pia, Wash, and her daughter, Mrs.
Verdon. of Cleelum, Wash, who
have been here visiting at the Jas.
Mccormick home, returned home Sat-
urday morning Miss Ellen Johnson
accompanied them for an extended
visit
The ladies of the Congregational
church will have their bazaar at the
church on Friday, November 81.
Those having articles to contribute
are requested to bring them on Thurs
day afternoon or Friday morning,
early. Home made candy solicited.
Luncheon will be served.
An exchange sagelY remarks
The man who discovered gasoline