Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-08
W G. Knox was in Platteville

R. L. Goodcber, was here from
GAINESVILLE last Tuesday.
Fred Basford went to Livingston
Wednesday noon on business.
Miss Clara Wenzel stopped here
between trains, Wednesday.
The October term of court will
convene here on Monday, Oct 10.
Mrs. Frank Swallow, of Farview,
was in Lancaster between trains
Thursday.
Mrs. Archie Taylor and sons of
Lacrosse, visited relatives and friends
On Lancaster
DIR. and Mrs. F. F. Eckert re-
turned home from ReesevilIe, We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt and niece
Miss Beth Lisherness. spent Sunday
of last week in Dubuque.
Mrs Chas Mayors spent a few
days in Livingston last week attend
ing the d1gu SCHOOL ralr.
Miss Sue Duncalf went to Bridge.
port Thursday to see her sister, Mrs.
Laura Baker, for a few days.
Mrs N A. Morse, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Sears,
in Fort Dodge, is home for the winter.
Mrs A. ]. Mitchell has been
spending the week in Fennimore with
her daughter. Mrs. Frank lockwood.
Mrs Jno Weber, Mrs. Frank
Turner, Mrs. Wilbur Frost and Paul
Kampe spent Thursday afternoon at
Liberty.
Miss Martha Bast of North Ian
caster, took the train here Wednes-
day for Fennimore, to see her aunt,
Mrs. Stanford
Ben Avery and wife are here
from Elroy, visiting at the home of
his brother, Fred Avery and his sister,
Mrs. Will Rees.
Charley Vesperman and wife
spent the fore part Of the week in
Chicago on business. They returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ Cornwall went to Fenni-
more, Wednesday, to see her grand
daughter, Mrs HALEY Horton and
her niece, Mrs. M. Smith.
The e erald's great serial story,
TIE Honor of the Big Shows by
James Oliver Curwood. will be COM
menced next week It will be found
very entertaining.
"A number from here watched the
filing Of the enormous silo on the
Showalter farm near Porters Bridge
on Saturday. This silo is about
twice the average size.
Mrs. Joe McBrien, of Min
neapolis, who has been here visiting
her parents Col and, Mrs. j. G..
Clark and James McBrien and family,
returned home Thursday afternoon
There will be a big social dance
at the riuk in Lancaster Wednesday
night, Oct 10. Music by the Du-
buque Harp i've piece orchestra This
will be another good one Come if
you can.
Mrs, j H Rudersdorf aud chill.
dren, of Milladore. who have been
here at her mothers, Mrs. Phil
Muench, left Wednesday for Fenni-
more, for visit with Mrs. VIM.
Rudersdorf.
Hon David Schreiner left We'd
nesday for Madison. From there he
went to Waukesha as a delegate to the
State Congregational convention. BE
visited his daughter. Doris, in Mil.
yankee, before returning home
-Orville Trentzsch returned Fri.
day evening from Ashland, Wis,
where he, in company with Bert
Chandler, of Glen Haven and Maurice
Zeigler, spent the summer for the
benefit of hay fever Of which the three
are sufferers.
The fine bungalow being erected
on the lot west of the M. Mcdonald
residence by DR.. J. O. Doolittle is
nearing completion. It is being faced
with cement instead of siding, and is
of the latest type of building, adding
greatly to the beauty of this street.
Maurice Ziegler returned home
Thursday evening from Ashland,
Wis, where he has been for several
months past, working in big hard
ware store. He went there primarily
on account Of the hay fever, from
which he is annually a sufferer, and
says be was not troubled with it al
all while there