Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-19

Potosi, Saturday
Mrs. Jno Dovak was here from
Fennimore Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Barr was here from
Beetown, Saturday,
Miss Vera Britt, Of Platteville,
was in Lancaster Friday.
Mrs Otto Eastman was here on
business from Ellenboro, Thursday.
Mrs Nanda Boyce, of Boscobel,
was Lancaster caller on Friday.
Mrs. Jas. Hillary, of Glen
Haven, was a Lancaster caller last
Friday.
Mrs F. Washburn, of Montfort
was Lancaster business caller on
Friday.
Mrs Augustus Busch, of Rock
Vile, had business in this city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Swenson, of Castle Rock,
was a Lancaster visitor between
trains on Friday.
David Rupp and H. G. Taylor,
of Cassville. were Lancaster visitors
one day last week.
Mae Brockert. who is teaching
near Beetown, has been enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Lon Wayne and Fred Cox have
exchanged places and moved Monday
into their new home
William E. Webb. of the firm
of Ivey & Webb, has been very i'll at
his home but is now greatly i'm
proved.
Miss Mabel Gehrke, Of Fenni-
more, made a short visit here last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Turner.
Mrs Louis Fischer has been
spending a few days Of the past week
in Madison visiting her son, Roy.
who is a student at the U. Of W.
Oscar Heberlein has had some
neat new window signs, black letter
ing upon plates of brass placed at the
foot of his shoe store windows.
Mrs Geo Reed was here a few
days last week to see her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Stephens. She re-
| turned home to Fennimore Sunday.
Mrs. Thos Blight, of Mineral
Point and son. Chas. Of Milwaukee,
were here last week to see their
daughter and sister, Mis-. Jno. NJ.
Ellis.
The drawing of seats for the Lam
caster lecture course will take place
at the Wright House next Friday
evening, Nov. 81 at 7:30. Be on
hand
-HeImut Fritz. residing three
miles west Of Potosi depot, on the
river road to Cassville. will have an
auction sale on the premises Tuesday,
December 8. See auction bulletion
in this paper next week.
The old reliable Frank Long
stock company is playing weeks en-
gagement at Hatch's opera house this
week. They are a good company and
giving fine satisfaction. Several
strong plays are included in the
weeks program and crowded houses
are likely to be the result all of the
week. Thursday nights bill is an
exceptionally good one. Popular
prices.
Philip Roesch. of Potosi, was
Herald visitor one day last week.
Himself and wife expected to start
yesterday for Eau Gallie, Florida. &C.
companied by their grand daughter,
Miss Lena Roesch, who has been
spending the summer with them but
whose home is in Eau Gallie. Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams of Hurricane
will join them in Florida in about
two weeks, and Thomas Seaton, of
Potosi also expects to go soon for the
winter.
A fatal accident was narrowly
averted on the river road leading to
Boscobel in town of Marietta yester-
day forenoon, when Henry Achenbach
met an auto on the highway. The
team became frightened and pulled
from the road, partially overturning
the conveyance, occupied by Mr.
Achenbach, his wife and little son.
The driver chung to the lines and
remained in the rig, but Mrs. Achen-
bach and the little boy we're thrown
out and rolled down the steep en-
bankment to the very brink of the
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