Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-01

wednesday from western trip.
Miss Dora B81ndt, of Fennimore.
stopped here between trains Friday
Thomas Barton and wife are new
living in Miss Abbie Phelps house.
Mrs f. W. Rafferty, and little
son John returned home Thursday
evening
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jsckering, Tuesday morning a 1O-lb.
baby boy.
Mrs. g A. Alexander has gone
for few weeks visit to Mitchell,
South Dakota.
Mrs. Ed Lind was here from
Sitter Saturday to see her sister, Miss
Fannie Frawley.
Miss Kathryn Dvorak, of Liv.
ingston, was in Lancaster between
trains. Saturday.
Miss Maggie Wenzel and Mrs.
E. Henke visited relatives at Sitter
q few days the past week.
". L. showalter and W. J.
Baltic returned home from a business
trip to Ladysmith Saturday.
Mrs. Dustin Pierce is spending a
couple of weeks in Livingston with
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Gundlach.
Mrs. Ida King, of Iowa Falls,
Iowa, came Friday noon for an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Marks.
Mrs. j. c. Parker, who has
been visiting at Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, returned home Saturday noon.
Mrs. q. Ferry left Saturday for
visit of about two weeks with her
niece, Mrs. Chas. Houston, at Mont
fort
Mrs, A. D. Church, of Waupun.
stopped here Thursday between trains
to see her friend, Miss Marie Baum
gartner.
Mrs. Frank Blewett returned
home to Anamosa, Ia, Saturday.
She has been here visiting at the home
of Edwin Oates.
Mrs. McHale returned to her
home in Chicago Thursday. She has
been here to see her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Carmody.
Miss Genevieve Huhnstock and
Otto Fuerst9nburg Of Neillsville,
have been here visiting relatives re.
turned home Saturday.
Miss Abbie Phelps went to Liv-
ingston Friday to assist at the wedding
of Miss Jeanette Allentu DR.. Fay
Baldwin, which took place Saturday.
Miss Maggie Zenz left here Tues
day for GAINESVILLE, accompanied by
her little niece, Helen Patterson, who
will attend the GAINESVILLE school for
the blind
Mrs. j. G. Regain (nee Margaret
McBrien) and little daughter, Molly,
are spending few weeks here at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. McBrien.
Frank Flesch, of Potosi, has a
Studebaker 1855" purchased of W.
q. Knox, and has traded in his Hup.
mobile won in the recent Dubuque
" Telegraph Herald auto contest.
Mrs. Chas. Krohn went to Fenni-
more, Wednesday, for visit at the
home Of heI father, Ed Pendleton.
She expects to meet there her cousin
John Woodall, and wife, Of LaMars,
Iowa.
Mrs. Terry, who has been visit,
ing with relatives in and around
Lancaster, left here Wednesday for
Seattle, Wash, where she will visit
before returning to her home in
Tampa, Florida.
On another page Of this paper
can be found an article entitled
/ MUMMY AAS w 1lu buAA-SaW Wn1Ga
tells of the right and wrong ways of
handling dynamite and tells of the
many risks run by miners in their
work
Mrs. Louis Vesperman, of South
Lancaster, and Mrs. Henry Macke Of
Potosi. left last week for visit with
Mrs. Vesperman's cousins at Still
water, Mimi. They expected to be
Joined there by Mrs Emma Garner
and Mrs. H. Wisel. Of Hickman,
Neb.
Members of the U. S. and state
geological survey corps have been
making a trip through southwestern
Wisconsin, studying rock formations
They came down the Mississippi from
St. Paul, as far as Prairie du Chen,
after which they made trip through
Grant county, studying rock aud