Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-12-17
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Mrs. Camp was here between
trains Saturday from Sitter
Mrs. Henry Eek of Sitter, was
here between trains Thursday.
Mrs. O'Hara. Of Fennimore, had
business in Lancaster Saturday.
Philip Hauk of Cassville, had
business in Lancaster, Thursday.
D W, Ballantine was a business
caller from Bloomington, Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Wetter, of sinsiniwa
Mounds, had business here Thursday.
Leo Finnegan and Ernest Jones
are spending few days in Milwau-
kee.
Ed Lind and son Freddie, Of
Sitter, were between train callers
Saturday.
Mrs A. w. Middath went to
Fennimors Saturday for a visit with
relatives
Mrs. VIM. Baxter returned Thurs.
day from two months visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Myrtle Klingsmith went to
Platteville, Saturday to see her sister,
Miss Dora Drew.
Mrs Joe 8e1z and Miss Martha
Keller went to Sitter, Saturday for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. L. W. schuppner and
daughter. Portia, of Sitter were here
between trains, Saturday.
Misses Bell Posten and Rose
Kreul, of Montfort. attended the
dance here Friday evening.
Mrs. McKichan. of Patch Grove,
was here the last of the week to see
her sister, Mrs Hannum Place.
Little Ruby and Oscar Matthew,
of Ellenboro, took the train here,
Saturday for visit with Mrs. VIM.
Smith at Werley. $50 #@
Miss Louisa hamburger has been
here visiting her sister in Law, Mrs.
Herman Marburger, returned home to
Liberty Saturday.
Miss Bessie Lewis. of Blooming
ton. took the train here Saturday for
Platteville TO see her parents. Mr..
and Mrs W. G Lewis.
Received seat sale for Alias
Jimmy Valentine is on now at Hatch a
drug store. Children IS. Gallery 50.
Reserved seat 50 1851 90.
Mrs F. Petit, Of Fennimore,
wac has been visiting relatives at
Patch Grove for few days, returned
home. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Eva Taylor went to Mil.
waukee Saturday to spend a week
with her brother, w L. Taylor, after
which they will both come to Lam
caster.
Mrs. A. Anderson, of Chicago,
who has been here to see her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs @. f. Dickinson, went
to Livingston, Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Carter.
Mrs. Frank Kadlec who has been
spending the past two weeks at Bee
town, helping to care for her brother,
Jno. Jeckering, took the train here
Thursday for her home in Dodegville
Mrs. Loretta Eastman. who will
be employed as trained nurse in the
Doolittle hospital. went to Livings-
ton, Saturday with her little niece,
Lollie Smith, to see Ter sister. Mrs.
Allen.
Mrs. Jahnke, of Sitter, came to
Lancaster Saturday to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Augustav and little
niece, Nellie Jahnke. MIS-. Augustav
has been caring for her brother,
Augustus Jahnke.
Walter Pollock stopped here over
Sunday to see bis parents, on his way
back from the West to his home in
Cleveland. Owing to the impaired
condition of his fathers health and
his advanced age it is under>t TODD that
he will soon retire from active charge
of his newspaper. The Teller, which
has been disposed of to his sors
Fred M. Whitney, manager of
the opera house at Tomahawk says
Played Jones & Cranes Alias
Jimmy Valentine Dec. 1. to good
business one of the very best COM
panies ever seen here and greatly
pleased my patrons. They carry
special scenery for all four acts. :"
This bill is to be played in Hatch g
opera house here Friday night, Dec.
10Th.