Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-15

Miss Mabel Duncalf was here
Saturday, from Liberty.
Mrs. Henry Belz, of Sitter, was
here between trains Sunday.
Oscar G. Obervect was here from
Platteville Tuesday of last week.
Misses Lela and Elma Peak were
here from Beetown last Saturday.
d B. Brunson, of Feunimore,
was business caller in Lancaster.
Saturday.
Geo. Creamy, of Buckwheat
Ridge. was in town Friday on &C.
count of a cut ankle.
Will Duncalf left on Friday for
a few days outing with the Lancaster
campers at Mccartney.
Mrs Laverne Clanton snent
few days in Fennimore last week
with Mrs. Henry Smith.
Mrs. Casper, of North Lancaster,
went to Liberty Saturday for short
visit with her son Anil Caspers.
Mrs. l.. W. Schuppner and Miss
Portia Schuppner were shopping in
Lancaster between trains, Saturday.
Mrs r. L. Lamphiar was here
from McGregor Monday, to attend the
funeral of her brother, Thos. Keit-
linger.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eurlburt
and Misses Mabel Stone and Nellie
Muesse went Monday on a shopping
trip to Dubuque.
Miss Myrtle Remy, of Sitter,
who has been here visiting her sister,
Mrs Mapes aud her two brothers. re-
turned home Monday
Mrs. Harvey Julius, MISSES Laura
and Nora Caspers, and Mrs. VIM.
Finnegan. of Sitter, were here be-
tween trains Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George BENEFITS
and son. of Mather, Wis, are spend.
ing few days with MIR. Benefits
father John Bennetts, who is serious.
indisposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartl Feege and
Mrs. Feege's brother Frank Stokes,
Jr., spent Sunday IN Cassville with
Mrs Feege's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stakes, Sr.
A. ]. Howell Tony has an
advertisement on page seven an
nouncing that he is ready to receive
orders for hair switches to be made
during the winter months.
Frank Michigan has purchased
lot CT Richard Willis, south Of the
Burley Doll residence. He is prepar
ing to erect a fine modern bungalow
on it, having the basement nearly
completed.
A compliment to the Grant
county bar was paid by the State
Bar association in it's selections of w.
E. Howe, of Boscobel, as a member
of the judiciary committee of that
organization
Leo Meysambourg who has
been constructing bridges at Mt. Hope
for the past three weeks spent Sunday
at home. Mr. Meysembourg returned
again to Mt. Hope Sunday afternoon
to complete his seasons contracts.
-Spasmodic advertising like spas
modic energy, gets spasmodic results.
It is persistent. intelligent advertis-
ing, constantly using a widely
circulated newspaper, that really &C.
complishes the building up Of big
trade.
South Madison street: from the
corner at r Meyers residence and
extending to the south school, is being
filed in with stone and gravel
preparatory to macadamizing. There
has always been a low stretch of
street there which is muddy in wet
seasons and when completed the i'm
provement will be good one.
The class Of 1916, of the Lancas-
ter High school, entertained the
faculty and the freshmen at recep-
tion on Friday evening, October 10, at
the high school. The reception room
was decorated in the class colors,
pennants and leaves. After the
Initiation of the guests all partook OF
refreshments consisting of punch,
| waters, ice cream and cake, and then
the guest departed, all reporting
good time.
w. j. Schade expects to start
today for Hunt .ey, H., where he goes
to give special treatments to
wealthy patient, Edwin E. Heating,
who is so crippled with rheumatism