Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-11

w E. Lathrop went to Fenni-
more on business Saturday.
DIR. j. A. Gault made a profess
slonal trip to Boscobel Tuesday.
Phil Goldstein returned home
Thursday evening from Chicago.
j. ]. Martin, Of Burton, was
In Lancaster on business Monday.
Mrs. Jennie McKichan, of Fenni-
more, is visiting at the Hal Borah
hCme.
w. J. Carmody and sister, Mrs.
John McHale, autoed to Dubuque
Sunday.
John BENEFITS has purchased a
Studebaker car from the Knox Auto
Company.
Frank VanDusen. of Chicago, ar
rived here Monday for a visit with
relatives.
-Ivev q Webb have a new awning
for their store, erected Monday by L.
G. Hickok.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society will be entertained Friday by
Miss Abbie Phelps
Geo. Muesse, who has been visit
ing at Clinton. Iowa. and Erie, ILL.,, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kleinpell
came over from Cassville yesterday for
visit in the Geu Mousse home.
Miss Mildred Thompson left Mon
day for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Muesse, at Minneapolis.
Geo. Jackering and grand daugh-
ter, Mary Farrand, left Sunday for a
brief visit with relatives in Dodge
Vile.
See the World in Lancaster to
be given by the Boys Club of the
Congregational Sunday School, soon.
Proceeds for window fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter,
formerly of this city, now residing
on farm near Anderson 8 Mills, visit
ed with friends and relatives here last
week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lowry went to Chi
cago last Friday to attend the
funeral of her brother in law, Chas.
E. Halle, whose death occurred last
Thursday night
-Burne Smith, who has been tax
ing medical treatment of DR.. S. E.
Hassell, of this city. returned to his
home in Nora Springs, Friday, much
improved in health,
Children Day services will be
held at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning at half past
ten; Rev Fl. A. Studebaker will
preach in the evening.
DIR. F. w. Rafferty, and George
Peterson, masters respectively of Lam
caster and Beetown Masonic lodges,
went to Milwaukee Monday as rep
resentatives of those lodges 70 the
Masonic Grand Lodge now IN session
j that city.
The Horton Auto Company have
sold cars to the following: Willis
Maoke, Henry Korber and Chas.
Vogel, of Potosi; Andrew Smith,
Mt. Hope; John Neubauer. Glen
Haven; Harry Parkin and Ernest
Schildgen, of Bsetown and Dan
Trainor of Little Grant.
Announcement have been issued
for the marriage of Hugh A Harper
of Madison, to Miss Florence Gertrude
Burr, daughter of ex-county treasurer
w. B. Burr and wife, which will
take place at their home in the town
ship Of Little Grant today. The
Herald extends congratulations
pecuniary interests shouldn't fail to
closely examine the advertisements of
our merchants, who offer their
bargains in this paper. They mean
business in every word they advertise
and propose to make business through
the space they buy. just read these
advertisements carefully and call on
these merchants for the bargains they
offer.
MINIS. J. G. Trentzsch and R. N.
Trentzsch and the latter's son, Orville
went to Chicago Saturday morning.
While there they attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Illinois
College of Physicians and Surgeons
which we're held at the Studebaker
Theater last evening, Mrs. j. G.
Tren tzsch's grandson, Max Trentzsch,
being one of the graduate Mrs.
T. q Trentzsch will ramain for An