Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-12

Potosi Friday
j K. Bentley was here from
Barahoo, Thursday.
Fred Marburger, east Of town is
seriously i'll with qunisy
Pat and Cecil Carmody we're
callers from Mt Ida Thursday.
Ernest Brooks, Of Bloomington,
was Lancaster visitor Friday.
Fred Day had business in Cumber-
land, Wis few days the past week
%. z. Campbell and P. j. Burns
were here from Holland, Thursday.
Several from here attended the
dance in Fennimore on Friday night.
-Irenus Kiley. of st. Paul, has
Oeen visiting his mother here the past
week.
A. W. Appleby. of Boscobel, had
business in Lancaster Tuesday of last
week.
Frank and H. Rowen and Theo
Wehrle were here from Fennimore,
Saturday.
Miss Emma Weuzel, Of Sitter,
was in Lancaster, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Ed Cornwall family have
moved into the rooms adjoining the
Galley retaurant.
The roofs are nearly completed at
the new asylum. They are of asbestos,
laid upon concrete.
Miss Cora Harris, of Evansville,
inspected the W. R. G. installation
on last Wedn esday.
Mrs A. Biggs, of Chicago. is
here for a weeks VISIT with her
brother, ". Il. Rose.
Miss Mamie jones came Thursday
from FennimOre for visit with her
friend Miss Leila Borah.
Loren Livingston. Of Livingston,
visited here last week with his father
W. Q. Livingston, county treasurer
Misses Louisa and Pena Mar.
burgher, of Liberty, visited their
brother Fred last week, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs A. ]. Pipkin, of Boscobel,
made a short visit here with her
niece, Mrs, G. F. Budworth the latter
part of last week.
Miss Fache, residing in the third
ward, has been confined to her home
the past several weeks on account of
having stepped upon a rusty nail.
Miss Selma Wagner went home
to Liberty Saturday; Miss Florence
DiVall accompanied her for a visit
with her grandmother Mrs. Harry
Beetham
Mrs Ben Wier and two children,
who have been here to see Mrs.
Wier's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jno.
DOmer, returned home to Liberty,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Geo. H. Kester, of Milwau-
kee, was here last week to see her
mother. Mrs. s. B. Davies at the
home of r. A. Watkins She return
ed home, Saturday afternoon.
Misses Caroline Neckasec and
Susan Boyes and DR.. A. B. Cook, &C.
companied Mr.. Kenneth Burgess to
Potosi Friday. Mr.. Burgess went on
to Chicago for few days; the others
returned to Lancaster the same day.
Mrs E. E. Hill of Brooks, Mimi.
who is spending the winter here with
her mother, Mrs. Herman Knoke. and
her brothers. went to Montfort Wed
nesday afternoon to meet her husband
who will also be here the coming
winter.
DIR, S. w. DoolittIe was called
to Potosi last week to consult with
DR.. McGo7ern, at the homo Of John
Ehlen whose son was seriously in
jured internally by the kick Of horse
bis condition is very serious and his
recovery will be slow.
Persons who are not yet naturaliz-
ed citizens should bear in mind that
under the laws as they now stand
their papers must be taken out on or
before January 18th next in order that
they may enjoy the voting privilege
at next year s primaries. Further in
formation may be secured of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court
-Boscobel Dial Enterprise: The
water works system is completed with
exception of installing two hydrants,
and when Contractor Miner finishes
the septic tank which is we'll under
Wav the sapparaoa susfen will also