Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-20


Martin Johnsrud, Of Montfort,
was here on business Friday.
Clyde Clanton took in the Field
Days at Dodgeville last week.
w. E. Hayward, of Fennimore,
transacted business here on Wednes-
day.
L. W. Greer. Of Bloomington,
was business visitor here on Thurs
day.
-Jud Walker of Boscobel visited
with his wife and daughter here last
week,
DIR. j. A. Gault was in BoscobeI
the first of last week on professional
business.
Charley Harp, wife and baby
were Boscobel callers the first of
last week.
Sue Livingston, of Livingston,
spent Thursday with relatives and
friends here.
See the Tom Thumb Wedding at
opera house on Friday evening of next
week, Aug. 90.
w. j. Lindner and H. j. Scheibl,
of Cassville. were business callers
here on Wednesday.
Lambert Groenier was over to
Boscobel last week making a couple
sales of pianos while there.
Chester Croker aud Claude Sho.
walter went to the Dodgeville Field
Days on Thurdsay, staying several
days.
DIR. j. A. Gault was in Montfort
last week and operated upon five nose
and throat cases for DR.. Ketter of that
place.
Mrs. r. L Knotwell, her
daughter Grace and niece. Helen
AnsteY, are in New York visiting
relatives.
Edwin Khoble, employed by ".
w Pollock, of the Manufactures APP
praisal Co. Cleveland, is assisting in
Teller office.
Mr.. and Mrs Arno Alt were
Madison visitors last week They
spent most of their time fishing and
report several fine catches.
Miss Tresha Warren who has
been taking a five weeks vacation
from duties as clerk at Baxter and
Draper's, resumed work again on
Monday.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Budd visited with
her daughter Mrs. Albert Sprague, at
Beetown last week and then went to
Cassville to visit her other daughter,
Mrs Walter ZeigIer.
While playing in hay NOW last
week. Arthur NARROW, son of DR.. q.
c. NARROW, fell breaking his left
arm. The injured member is doing
nicely at this writing.
Mrs. A. J. Pipkin who is visit
lng here at the home of her niece,
Mrs. G. F. Budworth. spent last Fri
day in FennimoIe with her brother
ID. T. Parker and family.
Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Lam
hrecht, Mrs. Werley and Irwin Wer
gein, of Milwaukee. came last week
and have been visiting at the Albert
and Henry Macke homes in South
Lancaster.
Mrs. Lydia Vaughn and grand
son, of Wauzeka, visited at the Frank
Smith home here a few days last
week. She went On to Beetown for a
brief visit at the home of her brother,
Charles Perrin.
The Horton Auto Agency received
a car load of Ford" autos on Wed.
nesday. Thursday was spent putting
them in running condition. These
cars are all ordered and they are
expecting another carload this week.
Mrs Fred Avery and baby and
brother, George Bracket, who have
been visiting relatives at Granite
Falls, Minnesota. returned home early
Saturday morning by way of Potosi.
Mr.. Avery went to st. Paul on Thurs
day and met than.
For writing upon the margins of
newspapers and then sending them
through the mails man was fined 500
in the federal court recently. Many
are not aware that this is violation
of the postofice regulations but the
lack of such knowledge in the present
instance was expensive.
The Boscobel fair was held last
week, and as has been the case in
many previous years, the weather was