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

acted business here Friday.
L N. Briel. of Sitter was a
business caller here on Friday.
-Chas. CauIkins, of Bagley trans
acted business here on Thursday.
"A. Wayne was business caller
through Crawford county last week.
R. L. Lightcap. of Hazel Green,
transacted business here on Saturday.
C. V. Hickok. of Bloomington.
was business caller here on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Duncalf
spent few days last week with rela
tives at Benton.
Joe Caspers returned home Friday
evening from a several days business
trip to Madison.
Miss Name Jones. Of Chicago, is
here on a weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Richard Meyer Jr., and Arthur
Knapp, Jr., were in various places in
Illinois last week on a business trip
Walter Damn, employed near
Livingston on bridge work, spent a
few days here the last of the week.
Mineral Point fair is on, this
week, and their horse races are at
tracing some visitors from here, as
usual.
Miss Genevieve Hundstock, of
Neillsville, has been visiting here a t
the Frank Funk home the past several
weeks.
Mrs. Herman Knoke returned
home Thursday evening from an ex-
tended visit with her daughter in
Minnesota.
Mrs. d. Chatfeld and daughter,
Miss Portia Showalter were Boscobel
visitors a few hours last week. They
were enroute to Mazomanie.
Rev. and Mrs. j. 7. Morgans re-
turned to their home in Augusta on
Friday after a brief visit at the home
of their son Herb and family.
Harry Reyes has returned home
from Madison where he was with his
wife who recently underwent an
operation and reports her doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Schade left
early Saturday morning for Chicago
on their vacation of about three weeks.
The trip was made in their Paige"
auto.
Mrs A Holland, of DeSmet, S.
D having spent very pleasant time
here with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Philbrick, returned to her home last
week.
| Earl Irish, of Fond du Lac, who
of his cousin, Miss Daisy Roberts. of
Bloomington. returned home on Mon.
day morning.
A. L. Utt, F. Fisher and Ethel
Lincoln, of Platteville and n. E.
UT, of Chicago, composed a party
from Platteville that spent Friday as
Lancaster callers.
Mrs, A. E. Lewis and daughter
Ivanelle, Virgil Critchlow and Miss
Eickok, of Bloomington, drove to
Potosi on Friday and put the team on
the boat and went to Dubuque where
they spent the day.
The Tom Thumb wedding sche-
duled for the evening of August 80,
at Hatch's opera house, under aus
pices of the Cemetery Association.
will be one of the most unique shows
ever given in Lancaster. Further
particulars later.
j. R. Newport and son of Chi
cago. arrived here on Saturday morn
| ing for brief visit at the Lam bert
| Groenier home. He made the trip in
his automobile and will join his wife,
who came several weeks ago for a
more extended visit.
Frank Smith, residing just west
of the city, has been advertising some
young Scotch topped bulls for sale in
| The Herald for a number of weeks
past. He informs US that he has sold
three of them-two for 500 each and
one for $125. They are fine stock.
The ladies of the Cemetery Asso-
citation are arranging to stage unique
and excellent home talent performance
entitled The Marriage of Miss Mid
get; or the Tom Thumb Wedding
at Hatchs opera house On Friday
evening of next week. August 80.
Full particulars NEXT week.
"A night blooming cereus, blossom
ing but once and that after dark,