Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-23

Cal1oE III MduISOn rev QaFS last
week
VIM. Rothchild advertises for a
housepkeeper See want column on
fourth page.
The II. E. Gross Music House
sold an $500 electric piano to VIM.
| Mccormick last week.
-Gollmar Bros. Circus will ex-
hibit at Lancaster next Monday, July
%, afternoon and evening.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet at the church on Friday.
Refreshments will be served.
Clyde Roth, student at the Brown
Business College at Davenport, is
home for his summer vacation.
Mrs. G. T. Beers returned home.
| last week from visit at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Roach in DodgevlIle
Mrs. Charley Harp and baby have
been visiting at the Adam BOIL home
in Boscobel the past several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. j. I. Clifton and
family, Of Bagley, were Lancaster
visitors on Saturday. They came
over in their auto
An iron fence has been placed
along the front Of the st. Clements
cemetery adding greatly to the ap.
pearance of that place.
Don't fail to carefully read the
advertisements of special sales in
this issue of The Herald. Now is
the time to pick up the bargains.
W. W. Pollock, Of Cleveland,
president OF the Manufacturers APP
praisal Company, spent few days as
the home Of his parents here latt
week.
Charley Kaap and Bert Schreiner,
accompanied by Ora Wayne and Earl
Ivey, drove over to Boscobel in their
autos the first of last week and visit,
ed friends
Mrs, VIM. Smith, of Fennimore,
came Saturday evening for a brief
visit with her mother Mrs. Baldwin,
and her daughters. Miss Nellie Smith
and Mrs. Ellie Dobson.
Miss Alice Howell, employed in
Schreiner's store. has been spending
her vacation at Bridgeport, with her
sister Mrs D ]. Campbell, whose
husband runs a general store at that
place.
Karl +. Ortcn las placed a small
sign 10 front Of his Photographic studio
advertising Ansco photo supplies.
having added line of Ausco cameras
and supplies in connection with his
other business
Mrs, Anna Kemper Fall, Of
Beatrice, Nebraska, who has been
visiting at the Frederick home in
Platteville for the past month, is
spending few days here at the
Baumgartner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Virgins
and son Edward, Jr., who have been
here in the interests of the Gram.
Richtsteig Co., of Milwaukee, have
returned to their home in that city
after spending several months here.
Mrs. A. j. Pipkin, whose home
is in Boscobel, but who has been
travelling in Europe for the past
three quarters of a year, arrived in
Lancaster last evening for visit
with her niece, Mrs. Clinton F. Bud
worth
While returning home last week
from his farm in Millville, DR.. j. H,
Reed killed large rattlesnake which
was lying in the road He brought
it to Lancaster with him and it has
been placed in the window of the
Boston Store on exhibition.
The hearing of the case of Howard
Hawver, on Thursday, in jail on the
charge OF robbery resulted in his
getting one year sentence to Green
Bay prison the young woman, supposed
to be his wife, was ordered to leave
town. She had been soliciting funds
for charitable institution.
Albert Hofmeistsr and Robert
IngoIdsby, of st. Louis, who have
been guests at the Louis vesperman
home in South Lancaster for the past
ten days, left Thursday for brief
visit in Chicago before returning to
their home. Mrs. Christian Hoff-
meister returned home on Saturday
by way of Potosi.
Rudolph Turtscher, formerly of
Cassville, and Miss Althea Williams,
formerly of Hurricane, were married
on July s at Great Falls, Montana.
Each of them own a good homestead