Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-27

Mrs. Hannah Fry has been visit
ing relatives in Platteville the past
week.
Harold Tuffiey. of Marion, has
besn the guest'of Ernest Naumann the
past week.
VIM. A. Short, of Dodgeville,
was business caller here the middle
of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck have
returned from brief visit with rela-
tives at Dodgeville.
W. S. Kimble, of Waterloo,
Iowa, was business caller here the
middle of last week.
A. j. Wiedeubeck was in Madi-
son last week to visit with his brother
Herman, of that place.
Will Tiedemann and wife, of
Platteville. we're guests at the Charles
Tiedemann home here last week.
Will Duncalf went to Platteville
on Monday to resume work on road
and bridge work with which he is
connected.
-Lemmie Oats returned last week
from a tour with Gollmar Bros. circus.
He has decided circus life is not all
play after all.
Miss Margaret Peacock left on
Sunday for Platteville where she will
be employed as trimmer in the mil.
linery store of Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Charles Hutch and children,
of Dubuque, who have been visiting
here the past few weeks with relatives.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Edna Sykes and children, of
Chicago, have been visiting relatives
here the past several weeks and are
guests at the Clifton home.
Harry Reyes went to Madison
last week, bringing his wife home
from hospital there much improved
after successful operation.
H. W. Brown. w. B. Carter,
g. @. Sykes Marcus Baxter and B.
J. Lowrey made a brief fishing trip
to the Mississippi near Bagley last
Saturday.
Webb Stamm, Paul Bennett and
Ruben Kayler, Platteville boys,
autoed here on Friday with r. l.
Dugdale and spent the day visiting
with friends.
"A number of Lancaster Masons
went to Beetown Saturday night and
witnessed work in the third degree.
which was followed by fine supper
at Anel's hotel.
DIR. Gould, wife and family, of
Ashton, Illinois, autoed here in their
fine Chalmers auto last week and
were the guests of Mrs. Gould's
10 other, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
g. S. Helberg has sold his home
in the second ward, known as the
VIM. Joeckel house. to John Di-
Vail, of Liberty, who expects to
move into same the coming spring.
jesse Grafton. who came to assist
in the Minstrel show given at Potcsi,
returned on Monday, to his home in
Springfield, Illinois He expects to
leave there about Sept. IA to assume
work at Harvard College.
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin and daugh.
ter Dorothy went to Dubuque on Sat-
urday where they will visit their son
and brother. DIR. Fay Baldwin, now
looking after the practice of DR..
Burne, who has gone to Colorado for
his health.
William Barrows has purchased
the Shipley residence just east of the
NJ. E. church and Mr.. Budahn and
family, who have been residing there
have leased the Mrs Charles Usher
ness home in the fourth ward and
moved into same.
Al Elwell, of Cassville, was q
Lancaster caller on Thursday. He
had recently sold his large farm near
that place and is planning a trip to
California soon fol- the purpose of
seeing the land in various states
before again buying for farming.
Mrs. Charles G. Roberts and
daughter Emily, accompanied by
Willis Knox. were autoed to Potosi
by W. q Knox on Wednesday
evening where they took a train to
Chicago for the purpose of bringing
home new 'Studebaker'' automobile.
Mrs. E. L. Mccoy and daughter
Kathryn have returned from several
weeks trip to Chicago and Milwau.
kee where they visited relatives At
Milwaukee they were the guests Of