Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-15

David Young, of Mif1in was a
Lancaster caller Tuesday.
p. [. Kaiser, of Sitter, was
here on business Tuesday.
Mrs c. S. Moore went to Madi-
son Thursday, returning home Fri
day
Mrs. Fred Hoops, of Livingston,
was here on business between trains
Wedns sday.
Mrs A. Mcpherson and Miss
Mile Bast were callers FROM Ellen
boro, Saturday.
Mrs Laura Schneider and Mrs.
J. H. Slaght, of Beetown, were in
town Saturday.
Miss Ellen Johnson went to
Liberty Wednes lay to see her cousin,
Mrs Ben Weir.
Gordon Smith started Monday on
his rounds as travelling salesman via
Galena and st. Louis.
Misses Dora and Viola Black
bourn, Of Cassville, were visitors in
this city last Saturday.
Mrs. E. Pauley is making an
extended visit at Rewey, with her
Sister. Mrs. Francis Gunsaulias.
Mrs Fletcher Burris, who has
been here with relatives of Mr.. Burris
returned home to Racine Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher returned to her
home in Livingston Thursday. She
has been here to see her daughter Mrs
Carl Alt.
e. NJ Daniels and family have
moved to Linden where he is employ
ed as manager of the Linden Lumber
Company.
Mrs. Joe Rudersdorf, who has
been here to see her mother, Mrs.
| Phil Muench, returned home to Fen
nimore Wednesday.
Mrs. Everett McReynolds who
had been visiting friends and relatives
here for few days, returned ,me to
Fennimore, Thursday.
Thursday you can see a real
Western Bill at Hatch opera house.
without shooting and swearing
THE Last Round Up"
Mrs. A. Farrand and brother Jno.
Jackering have gone to the Presby-
terian hospital in Chicago, where Mr..
Jackering will undergo an operation.
Mrs G.. ". rockingham started
Monday morning for a visit with
relatives in Richmond and Chicago.
She expects to stay about a week or
ten days.
Charles N. Webb, who has been
making a short visit here with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Webb, re-
turned to the University at Madison
Sunday.
The Junior Aid of the M. h.
church will meet this week with Mrs.
VIM. Galloway. A large attendance
is desired as there will be special
business TO transact
H H. Beidel's sister, Mrs
Henry Pleuss, of Brandon. Wis, and
his sister-in law, Mrs. Hermann
Heidel, and little son Lawrence,
spent few days here with relatives
last week
Louis Wetter, who recently gave
up the yard work which he has so
long been in charge of with the Ian
caster Lumber Co., has found himse If
lonesome away from the work and has
returned to the old job.
Misses Gretta and Bessie Allen
and Gladys Tomas came to Lancaster
Sunday to meet Miss Orrel Allen,
who has been clerking at Blooming
ton. Edwin Bald returned home to
Fennimore with thsm Sunday after.
noon
Advertised letters at the postofi ce
are addressed to the following: Mr.
Nicholas Doss8tt Miss Emma Evans.
Otto Johnson, Miss Monia Lakly, Miss
Linda Lutz, MIR NJ. r. Sullivan.
Miss Anna Studinehker and Mr..
Arnold Ziegler.
The Primitive Methodist church
Of Mineral Point, has decided to
merge w.t. the gregational
denomination. Rev. Studebaker, R
A Watkins and L. Weber went there
yesterday to receive the church into
Congregational fellowship.
-Messrs. Geo. Baxter. Harry Gross,
Downer Kilby, Howard Rhodes, H.
G. Orion, E. L. Mccoy, G. s. Moore
and F. W. Halferty went to Boscobel
bV auto Thursday evening to attend q