Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-29

business, Wednesday.
VIM. Mapes was here from North
Andover, Wednesday.
w T. Willmere was here from
Dubuque, Wednesday.
j. W. Alcott, of PlattevilIe,
called here Wednesday
Geo. ". Allen was a business
caller from Boscobel Tuesday.
"A. H. McIntire was here from
Boscobel last week on Tuesday.
"a. N. Knox was here from Fen
nimore between trains Wednesday.
-Chas Arthur. of GAINESVILLE, had
business in Lancaster last Wednesday.
J. W. MURPHY and Frank Poets
were up from Platteville Wednesday.
Floyd Sutton was here from
Patch Grove, Tuesday of last week.
r. A. Goodell, of Platteville,
was here on business Tuesday Of last
week.
-Chas. N. O'9rien, of Fond du
Lac, was caller in this city, last
week on Tuesday.
Miss Wakefield. of Bloomington,
spend Sunday of last week as a guest
of Lancaster friends.
M. G. MILFORD and wife, of
GAINESVILLE. were Lancaster visitors,
Tuesday of last week.
M. V. Burris, supt. of the &c.
Farm. was a Platteville business
caller on last Tuesday.
Naomi Tanner went home to
Sitter Wednesday, returning to at
tend school here, Monday.
Mrs. Swiniger, of Leadville,
Col, came Friday noon for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Foster.
Walter Damn, who is attending
the University at Madison, called in
Lancaster between trains Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Jordan was a
guest at the DIR. Oettiker home IN
Platteville few days the past week
Sam Stephens. who has been con-
fined to his home the past week on &C.
count of sickness, is again able to be
around.
DIR Mort BARLEY, of Columbus,
and Miss Grace Morse spent Sunday
of LAST week at the BARLEY home in
Bloomington.
Mrs Samuel Wilkinson. of
BLOOMINGTON, took the train here
Wednesday for visit with relatives
at Fennimore.
Charles Smith, of Platteville.
was in Lancaster one day last week
to visit his daughter, Laura who is
making her home here with relatives.
-Life's Shop Windows" is a
scenic production much above the
average seen here. Seats on sale at
Hatch's drug store Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kratz, of
Burton, took the train here to Mat
toon, to see Mrs Kratz' S parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Hutchins, for couple
of weeks.
Mrs L. H. Stevens went to Mont
fort Wednesday afternoon to meet her
daughter, Thelma Stevens, who has
been spending month with relatives
in Cleveland, Ohio and Chicago.
Fred Wier, of Tulia, Okla. and
his sister, Mrs. Embree, Of Henrietta,
Okla, who have been here visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wier of
this city, returned to their homes,
Wednesday afternoon
The largest flock of wild geese
seen in this vicinity for many years
passed over Wednesday noon. They
were so near the ground that their
calls were easily heard. A number
of local sportsmen are at the river
this week endeavoring to bag a few.
-Harlo4, the little three year
old son of auctioneer and Mrs. P. A.
Bishop, of PlatteVille, died at their
home in that city on Friday Oct. II,
after an extended illness which finally
developed into spinal meningitis.
The remains were taken to Warren,
ILL.,, for burial.
Willis Knox expects to leave for
Detroit, Michigan, in the near future
where he will attend the Studebaker
Automobile school. He will receive
latest instructions there in regard to
the repairing and manipulating the
Studebsker autos with which he has
had considerable experience.
Miss Efie Vopt left Lancaster