Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-24

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In Lancaster Friday.
j. B. Houston. of Montfort visit
ed in Lancaster Friday.
Ed Arthur, of Platteville, called
on Lancaster friends Thursday.
R. E. Davis, of Platteville, was
Lancaster caller last Friday.
Harry E. Roethe. of Fennimore,
called in Lancaster Wednesday.
&C. J. Fawkes, of Mineral Point
Was business caller here on Satur-
day.
Roy Fisher will become a student
OF the University Of Wisconsin this
year.
-Chas. N. Webb has gone to Madi.
son to take up his studies in the Uni
versity.
Miss Julia Wise was here with
her friend. Miss Selma Tanner dur
ing fair week.
Miss Esther Smith was here from
Kewey last week to see her cousin,
Miss Ruby Benedict.
Lloyd BROKER, who has been
visiting at Superior and Duluth re-
turned home last week.
Floyd Baldwin and Harry
Pritchett, of Bloomington, we're here
on business last Friday.
Mrs. Archie Taylor and two little
sons. of Lacrosse, visited here last
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. F. Whitney, of Chicago,
was here last week visiting Mrs. G.
W. rockingham and other friends.
Mrs. Peter Stoffel is making an
extended visit in Warner. Canada,
with her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Bailey.
Rev. Keller of Madison took Rev.
Studebaker's place here as pastor of
the Congregational church. last Sun
day.
Mrs. Arch Brown and little
daughter, Lucy of Montfort visited
relatives here and took in the fair last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barrows will
spend week at Storm Lake Iowa,
with Mr.. Barrows' sister, Mrs. V. A.
Bryan.
Judge Clementson and E. ],
Morse returned home Friday noon
Friday noon from attending court at
Richland Center
Miss Lillian Brodt, Ralph Hip
penbecker and Vincent Cupulo, of
Fennimore. came Friday for a visit
with friends here.
4 Mrs j. B. Smith and Mrs. VIM.
Dyer Sr., have gone to Mellen to
visit Mrs Dyer's daughter, Mrs. c..
F. Peteron, for a couple of weeks.
i Clarence Calvert returned home
on Saturday from his eastern trip.
He visited at Baltimore, Washington,
Newport and various other places of
interest.
Ben Kubely, of Monroe, assisted
in the Black bourn shaving parlor
during the fair. Mr.. Kubely was an
employe at this barber shop sever al
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wise and son
Harold, of Monroe, spent last week
here with Mrs. Wise's sisters, Mrs.
Jno. Joyce and Mrs. Jno KiIburg.
They also visited at the Jno. Wise
home in Beetown.
Mrs. j. Godfrey and Mrs. r. B.
Showalter are spending a few days
with friends in Viola. Before re-
turning home they will attend the
Eastern Star convention at Milwau-
kee TO which they have beer sent as
delegates.
Mrs. James Harcleroad and
family have gone to California to
spend the winter. Mr.. Harcleroad
will join them there later. Harcle-
roads are now residents of Livingston,
having moved there from Platteville
last spring.
The auto liverys were kept busy
during the fair conveying people to
and from the grounds. They were
in great demand as their prices were
reasonable and were more comfortable
than the buses and a quick way Of
transportation.
Mrs. Duncan McLaren (nee Bessie
Trautwein) came home from New
York last week on account Of the ill
ness, followed by death, Of her aunt,
Mrs. John Nickles, of CassviIle She
has been stopping there with her