Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-11-26

Nebraska on a business trip.
Mrs. Matte Napp. of Fennimore
had business here on Saturday.
w. G.. Livingston spent the week
end with his family at Livingston.
j. A. Hildebrandt and F. M.
Mead, Of Baraboo, were here Sunday.
J. j. Ruble, Of Platteville. was
business caller here, last Friday
Mrs. McLimans has been ex-
periencing an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Anna Blau, Of Cassville.
visited here with friends on Thurs
day.
VIM Curley and Miss E. Benish
were in Fennimore and Muscoda Sun.
day.
Miss Emma Miller, was here
from Livingston between trains Mon.
day.
VIM. and Clifford Mulrooney, of
Bloomington, were callers here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Swensen, of Castle
Rock, were here between trains Fri
day.
DR.. J. A. Gsult was profess
sional caller at Boscobel the middle
of last week.
Clifford MuIrooney, of Bloom
ington, was a Lancaster business
caller on Saturday.
Mrs. Swale. of Potosi, took the
train here Friday for a visit with
relatives, at Mendoza
Misses Lethe and Edith Hore,
went to Fennimore Friday for a short
visit at the ". r. Storr's home.
Joe Vogelsburg, of Potosi, was
in Lancaster on Saturday in his
Case" auto and transacted business.
MINIS Henry Sedbrook and Henry
Smith, of Potosi took the train here
Thursday for visit in Madison and
Mendoza.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Steinhnfen
were here last week from Boscobel,
to see Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs.
G. V. Clanton.
Mrs. Lou Fisher. Mrs. August
Wenzel, Mrs. Emma Eek and Mrs r.
N. Trentzsch spent Thursday at
Liberty with Mrs Jno. DiValI
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tiller and
Mrs. Tiller's sister Mrs. Ora Govier,
spent few days last week at Madi-
son with Mrs. Tiller's brother, Roy
Croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hurlburt
went Wednesday to Livingston to
have their Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. Hurlburt's niece, Mrs. Arno
Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds
went to Liberty on Saturday to their
old home and for visit with the j.
j. Wenzels, who are now the residents
of the place.
Mrs. Bayman, of Sitter, was
mere between trains to see DR.. Has
! sell. She ran a thorn into her hand
and in taking it out with a pin,
caused blood poisoning.
Miss Bertha ziegler left Sunday
for Edgerton, where she will spend
Thanksgiving with her aunt. Mrs. E.
". Clark. Her sister Jessie left yes
terday for the same place.
Mrs. H A. Elwell returned the
latter part Of last week to her home
in Clarion, Ia, after pleasant visit
here at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Budworth.
The Wisconsin University divi-
sion of the National Grand Opera
Company passed through Lancaster
Wednesday on their way to Livings-
ton, where they gave concert
Mrs. JAS Pigg went to Chicago
Monday morning to be a witness in
the case Of her aunt who is suing d
railroad company for injuries received
when she was thrown from a railway
train.
Mrs. Eva Watchorn. of Chicago,
who has been a guest at the Chas.
Boyd home, left Lancaster Friday
afternoon. She will make a short
visit at Preston before returning
home.
Mrs. W. F. Mackey and SON
Donald, who have been visiting here
with Mrs. G. Orion. returned Wed.
nesday to their home at Richland
Center where they have recently
moved, from Baraboo.
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