Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-10

Gus Wenzel made business trip
to Fennimore Monday.
-Clyde Reighard and wife are the
proud parents CT baby girl.
g W. Hayman, of Bloomington
transacted business here Friday.
Waller Damn went to Dodge
Vile on Thursday to assist in road
work.
-Haunum Place is identifying his
place by placing cement curbing
along the east side.
Andrew Goetzaman visited last
week with his brother George and
wife at Watertown.
Clarence Markert has returned to
his duties at Chicago after brief
visit here with friends.
Miss Mildred Trainor has return
ed from a two weeks visit with her
sister, Julia, at Boscobel
Mccoy and Healy shipped car
load of heavy draft horses last week,
weighing from 1900 to 1900 lbs.
Mrs. F. W. rafferty, and son
John left Thursday for visit with
Madison and Milwaukee friends.
j. Vernon and wife and VIM. 7.
Smith and wife. of Prairie du Chen.
were Lancaster visitors on Thursday
Will Tiedemann and wife were
recent guests here at the home of his
brother, Charles Tiedemann and wife.
Miss Leila Wendell returned
Thursday to Council Bluffs where she
will begin her third year as teacher
of the deaf.
Mrs. Louise Rogers attended
the wedding Of E. B. Barnes and Miss
Lizzie Eplett at Platteville on last
Wednesday.
DR.. J. G Doolittle and wife, &C.
companied by Miss Vera Mcdonald,
have returned home from week $
visit in Chicago.
Miss Ada Mccormick returned to
her duties as teacher at Hastings,
Neb, having spent her summer vaca-
| tion with relatives here,
Mics Emma Ressmgyer will again
teach History and English in the Mt.
Hope High School This makes her
second year as teacher at this school.
Mrs. Josie Clark, who has been
visiting at the home of her son, L.
A. Clark and daughter, Mrs Art
Budahn. tor the past several months,
has returned to Richland Center.
The w. c. 7. U will meet Sept.
nth at 2:30 p. NJ, at the NJ E.
church, Having lately added quite a
number to membership thsy expect a
large attendance at that meeting.
Mr.. VANDERBILT, of the Western
Electric Co. made a short visit Sat
urday at the j. A. Anderson home.
He was on his way from Chicago to
Ft. Atkinson, travelling by motor.
Mrs Helen Budd left on Friday
for Minneapolis, where she will visit
at the home of her son George and
family and daughter Clara. she will
| be gone until about the middle of
October.
-Hilda Kasper, age 10, daughter
of Henry Kasper, residing In tbs
second ward, is suffering an attack Of
infantil9 paralysis She is much
better at this writing and is expected
| to recover.
The Howard trained animals were
unloaded here on Saturday preparative
to showing at the Bloomington Fair.
Tha bears and dogs served as an at.
traction for the young and even called
the attention of the older.
Mrs. Loretta Eastman, after an
absence of three months caring for her
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Chicago Thursday TO complete her
| course of few weeks at st Mary s
hospital, from which place she
graduated in May
The wiring for arc lights at the
fair grounds has been completed,
! five hundred candle power lights be-
ing used. Five have been placed in
front of the amphitheatre. two in the
large art hall and numerous others
placed around on different parts of
the grounds
Carl Alt has some fancy horses
which are proving to be valuable
ones He entered them at the Platte
Vile Fair and won first prize on
the three year old marc recently pur-
chased of Joe Wright, first on his
three year old gelding and second on