Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-18

&C. W. Mauer, of Fennimore, was
here on business Wednesday.
g. K. Clanton sold his Ford auto
to Richard Turner, Of this city.
w. s. Kimball, of Platteville
was here on business Wednesday.
j. a. Finnegan, of Fennimore,
was here on business Wednesday,
Mrs Burly Doll went to Chicago
Wednesday for visit with relatives
Annie and Hubert Cole, of Platte
willie, are visiting at the J. a. Gault
home
Ed Rumpf spent few days in
Bloomington last week visiting with
friends.
Mrs. A E Lewis and Mrs. G. A.
Critchlow were in Dubuque one day
last week.
"a. M. Pulsifer, of Brewster,
Wash, arrived here Wednesday for a
| visit with friends.
Leslie A. Clark visited with
relatives in Richland Center a couple
Of days last week.
Miss Mabel Livens returned to
GAINESVILLE last Wednesday after a
brief visit with relatives here.
Mrs Kate Keitlinger and grand
/ daughter left Thursday morning for a
visit with relatives in Rewey.
&C. F. Dickinson is moving into
the rooms in the Lane house recently
vacated by Mrs. John Philips.
Mrs, John Jeidy is spending a
few weeks at the homes of her sons
and daughters in Little Grant.
Miss Viola Spiegleberg left Wed
nesday for an extended visit with her
aunt. Mrs, Carlan, at Milwaukee,
&C. w. Ballantine, accompanied
by Misses Patterson and Ballantine,
Of Bloomington, were here Friday.
Miss Mary Warren lett Monday
morning for Chicago where she will
attend school during the summer.
Howard Rhodes went to Chippewa
Falls on Monday morning to attend
the Grand lodge Knights of Pythias.
Richard Meyer Jr., has purchased
a new Rambler of the A. H. Patch
agency. The delivery was made on
Friday.
Miss Florence Lathrop, who has
been attending Downer College, re-
turned home Saturday for her summer
vacation.
Thomas Mcdonald went to Madi-
son Monday on business connected
with the promotion of the Chicago
Short Line
Mrs. Adolph Bergheger and little
daughter Myrna visited last week in
Boscobel with Mrs. BIS mother, Mrs.
F. g. Eisfelder.
Chris West and son Enoch of the
| town Of Cassville, we're Lancaster
visitors Friday, and incidentally
| boosted their subscription to The
Herald forward another year. Mr..
West is the father of thirteen chill
dren ranging from 3 to % years. all
living, all strong and rugged and
all living at home. Some fine family,
| that.
There will be a great many more
visiting soldiers in attendance at the
reunion this week than can be provid-
| ed with sleeping accommodations at
the hotels. Many citizens who can
| do 50 are Offering rooms at their homes
for this purpose. 1t is requested that
any who are able to provide such
accommodation report the fact at
once to Hon. David Shreiner or to
the adjutant of the association, A. G.
Morse.
| The Missouri Girl is a guaranteed
attraction, and the theater manager is
instructed to refund the money if
there is one single thing advertised
that is not performed to the letter.
The claim that it is the best domestic
comedy ever written has never been
disputed. The production of the
play in this city will be the equal of
any ever given, not a line nor a
J scene cut out and not bad actor in
the cast. Hatch's opera house, June
| 25, 1918.
The state crop bulletin. issued
last week, indicates hopeful condi-
tions. Winter wheat is reported at
9315 per cent of normal spring wheat
50 per cent; barley 95; oats 81 1-3;
clover meadows 932; timothy
meadows 9219 and pastures 101 per
cent. 1t is estimated that the corn