Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-03

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nimore on business Friday.
"A fine new baby boy at the Delos
Edwards home. Born last Sun
day.
Ralph King arrived home Sat-
urday noon from trip through the
west.
Miss Margaret Schreiner visited
last week at the Sanders home in
Madison.
Miss Hazel Galloway, of Plata
vile, has been visiting relatives here
the past week.
Miss Grace Farrand enjoyed a
vacation last week from her duties
at Hoffman 8 restaurant.
-'3eorge Angus was in Chicago all
OF the last week on a com animation
business and pleasure trip
Atty. Kenneth Burgess arrived
here Thursday evening from Madison
j. Fl Zeigler and wife autoed
here from Glen Haven on Friday.
spending the day with friends and
relatives.
Mrs John Carmody, of Mt. Ida,
visited here few days last week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carmody, Sr.
DIR. and Mrs. White, of Prairie
du Chen, we're Lancaster callers the
fore part of last week. They came
in their fine new auto.
Mrs. Jacob Helker, of PIatteville,
died at the county asylum here on
Thursday. Her remains were taken
to that city for burial.
Dist. Atty. Fl. Il. Carthew, accom-
panied by his sister Maude and Mrs.
j. I. Bennett and daughter Genevieve,
autoed to Dubuque on Wednesday.
The Rural carriers of Grant
county held their annual meeting at
the city hall in PlatteVille on Mon.
day. A large attendance was re-
ported.
Isaac Deller, who has been visit
ing with his family here at the John
Oswald home. returned to Milwaukee
on Wednesday. His family Joined
him there on Saturday
The Birmingham e Hixon
Lumber Company have built fine
barn at their yard near the G. g. N.
w. depot to shelter that big new team
tn at they recently purchased.
Sheriff W. B. Dyer took Henry
Mueller, tramp found wandering
about the country near Animation, to
Mendoza on Friday for treatment,
he having beer adju1ged insane.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph McBrien
and baby, of Minneapolis, came Sat
urday noon for visit at the McBrien
and Clark homes. Mrs. McBrien was
formerly Miss Alice Clark, grand |
daughter of Col. and Mrs. John q.
Clark
Harvey Hurlburt has moved into |
the Pendleton residence in the third
ward. Pendletons, who will move to
New Mexico the coming month to
make their future home. have re.
served several rooms for the storage
of their furniture, etc., until that
time.
The high wind on Friday did
considerable amount of damage about
the city. The large grape arbor in
the yard of Col. Clark was blown over
and large telephone pole back of
Ats store was broken off. Minor
damages have been reported at numer-
GUS places
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas WEIGH and
daughter Thelma, Of the town of
Bloomington, we're Lancaster visitors
Saturday. Mr.. Welch has sold his
fine farm to John Gengler, of Bloom
field, Neb and will give possession
next Febsuary He has not decided
upon his future plans but may move
to Lancaster.
The new hotel that will occupy
the site of the old Julien House in
Dubuque, which was destroyed by fire,
has been determined on, and the work
of removing the debris is now in pro-
gress. This new hotel will be
building seven stories high, modern
and first class throughout. It will
the largest hotel in the state of Iowa.
The story of The Wolff which
comes to the opera house on Thurs.
day, Sept. 4, is laid in the Hudson
Bay country. It is a narrative of life,
love, and revenge among the early
settlers of the Great Canadian North