Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-10-08

was in Lancaster Wednesday.
-Chas. Rochi, Of Mccartney, was
Lancaster visitor, Thursday
Mrs Arthur Mayne, of Deer6eld,
Wis, is visiting relatives here.
"A. B. Rowland, CT Rchland
Center, called in Lancaster, last
Tuesday.
Sidney Shepherd Jr., of Mineral
Point, was here on business lsss
Tuesday.
IS. A. Hatch, Of Bloomington
called ir Lancaster on Wednesday Of
last week.
Miss Eta spease. of Sitter was
Lancaster caller. Wednesday be-
tween trains.
Jos Horsfall, of Bloomington,
was in Lancaster on business Wednes-
day of last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Appelby went to
Fennimore Thursday morning to see
her sister, Mrs. Steers.
Misses Nettie and Maude Finney
spent the week end at the Ed WEIGH
home west Of Bloomington.
Mrs. L. W. Schuppener and Mrs.
c. R. Windsor, of Sitter. were in
Lancaster between trains Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Vesperman a seven and half pound
baby girl, on Wednesday, Oct. 1.
Miss Elsa Kinzel, who is attend
ing the PIatteville Normal, spent the
week end here with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. r M. Carter, of Livingston,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Dickinson. between trains, We'd
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Cornwall re-
turned Friday evening from several
L
at Madison.
Mccoy and Healy shipped seven
teen head Of horses on Saturday.
They we're a fine bunch of young
horses averaing 1900 to 1900 lbs each.
The Gross Music House sold a
fine Gram Ricbsteig player piano to
Dir. Kraut, of Bsetown and a $500
Sohmer piano to Fred Schloesser of
North Lancaster.
Miss Emma Nehls left Thursday
for short visit in Beloit with her
friend, Miss Clara Jacobs. Miss
Jacobs was a teacher here at the
north school two years ago.
Mrs Frank Horton and sister,
Mrs. ". R. Irwin, autoed over from
Fennimore Saturday to spend Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Karl F. Orion.
They returned home Monday morning.
%. Heberlein's shoe announce
ment this week. as shown on page
eleven Of this paper, pertains especial
ly to the Bostonian line OF shoes for
men. The Bostonian is a most ex-
cellent shoe.
Mrs. M. j. Rule has been spend
ing few days here with her brother,
Thos. Wenzel. She left Monday
morning for Galena, where she will
spend couple of day before returning
home to Butte, Montana.
You will scarcely overlook the
very striking advertisement shown on
page two of this issue of The Herald,
announcing the showing of fall and
winter garments of the Printzess line
shown by John Schreiner & Sons,
also the new things in all of the other
departments of their big store.
-Ziegler Bros. have a big an.
nouncement on page FIVE of The Herald
this week, calling attention to the
merits Of their big line Of steel ranges
and heating stoves. This is the
season when our needs of these articles
become manifest and warns US to
make preparation for the cold weather
which will soon be with us again.
"A collision which might have
proved fatal occurred on Thursday
evening about o'clock. While near
the corner at the County Asylum the
Buick car of Ed Austin collided with
the Studebaker car Of Harry Barnett.
A sprung axle and broken spoke in the
car Of the latter and broken lamps on
the car of the former was the only
damage.
New subscribers to The Herald
who have their names enrolled now
and pay ST. so will be credited to
January 1, 1915, thus receiving the
naner for the balance of this vear