Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-01-15

Bert Shipley went to Madison
Monday to be gone about two weeks
&C H. Basford left Sunday after
noon on business trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ed Lind and children, Of
Sitter, spent Sunday here with rela-
tiVes.
-Messrs. A. F. and j. S. David, Of
Montfort, were business callers here,
on Monday.
Miss Lydia Lacke, of Highland
is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs.
Jake Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs TreIoar are the
proud parents OF a baby girl born
Saturday, Jan. Il.
DIR. and Mrs j G. Doolittle are
the happy parents Of baby boy born
Friday morning, Jan. TO-
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodoval, Of
Hurricane, are the happy parents of
a baby girl born on Thursday.
Mrs Cole and daughter Anna
Marie, of Platteville, were Sunday
guests at the DR.. Gault home.
"A pair of mems heavy driving
gloves has been left at this office.
Owner can have same by calling for
them.
On Thursday afternoon of last
week Mrs. A Bergheger gave linen
shower for Miss Telah Calvin, bride
of this month.
Miss MIllicent Lishefness return
ed home on Tuesday evening of last
week, having spent week with
friends in Minneapolis.
H. M. Livingston, of Portales.
N M, who was here on business
several days last week left again, on
Saturday, for that place.
Mrs. Isabelle Kilhy. who has
been visiting here at tbs home of her
son Downer, went to Platteville Mon
day afternoon to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Thos. Droullard and chill
dren, of Cuba City. and Mrs. Edison
Phinney, of Drinkwater, Canada,
have peen visiting their sister, Mrs.
VIM. Leindecker.
Miss Lillian Stephens left Monday
afternoon for Milwaukee for a few
days visit with her sister. Mrs. Tar
rant While there she will consult
an eye specialist
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Funk and
baby who spent the holidays here
with his mother, Mrs Margaret Funk,
left Thursday morning for their home
in Mason City, Iowa.
Mrs C. W. Chapman and son re-
turned to their home in PIatteville
Thursday after spending a couple of
weeks at the home of her parents. MI
and Mrs. Root, BROKER.
Word was received by Ira D.
TOtman of the arrival of a baby boy
at the home of his son Ward, who re-
sides at Oakville, Wash. Report
states that all concerned are doing
nicely.
The dairy COW bas besu receiving
a great deal of attention during the
past few years, and she deserves it,
because she is a money maker and a
home builder, nut the price that fat
steers have been bringing lately is
making us sit up and take notice
The beef COW is also some money
maker if given a chance
AT a meeting of the Mississippi
Valley Lodge No. Sc, T. 0. o F. on
Wednesday evening the following
officers we're installed: Louis Fischer,
N. g.; Ed B. Stephens, v. g.. Clint.
on Budworth, W. w. Weir, r. S. +:
Alex Ivey, P. s.; L. G. HIckok, I.
O. Fred Avery. o. G.. Ira Totman,
c.. and L. Weber, Treas
In another column of The Herald
today W. j. Brennan, Chairman of
the County Board of Supervisors an
nouncea the sale of 800, 900 worth of
Grant county bonds to the person or
persons making the best bid for same.
These bonds are to be for the amount
OF $500 each, and the money will be
used for the new asylum. If you de-
sire q good safe investment for your
money read the advertisement.
The Herald is in receipt of a
letter from ]. NJ. Scott, of Douglas,
Arizona, inclosing the price of a year s
subscription and stating that he
wishes to become subscriber. Mr..
Scott is son of Mark NJ Scott. of
Blake's prairie, near Bloomington
and will be we'll remembered bv
many of the old settlers. He has for