Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-08-13

Miss Gladys Glenn, of Madison,
spent few day here with friends.
H Kleinhammer, of Platteville.
was a business caller here on Friday.
Anton Schuster left on Saturday
for Milwaukee on a brief business
trip.
Mrs. Ed Morse and children spent
a few days last week with relatives in
Sitter.
The G. IN. ". ticket agent
sold 465 tickets from Lancaster to the
Fennimore Big Days,
Abe H. Patch passed through
Lancaster on Friday bound for his
home in Bloomington.
Seven speciality people with the
Knickerbocker Stock Go. Good
snappy clean vaudeville between acts
Miss Eva Burr, who has been
guest of her sister. Mrs George
Miller, at Platteville, has returned
home.
J. P. Marcus. Chas Marcus,
VIM. Victoria and Mrs Davis, of
Muscods, were Lancaster callers on
Friday.
DIR. Fay H. Baldwin has been
suffering with severe case of blood
poisoning in his right hand the past
week caused from a wire scratch.
Lowry Morse, short hand reporter
employed in Chicago, has been visit
ing here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Morse and brothers and
sister.
Mrs. Murray and daughter Jessie,
of Chicago, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Schade for the
past several weeks, returned to their
home on Saturday.
Ladies free Monday night to the
Knickerbocker Stock Co. in the opera
house if accompanied by paid reserv-
ed seat ticket purchased before 6
O'Clock at Hatch's drug store.
The bungalow of DR.. j. G. Doc
little. being erected on the west of
the Martin Mcdonald residence, is
we'll under construction and is thought
that it will he completed by late fall.
w. L. Gelbach, Of South Lam
caster, has purchased a fine new
"Crow' auto manufactured at Elk
hart, Indiana. This is car of fine
appearance and is the first of its make
in this section.
Edward Pollock, publisher Of
the Lancaster Teller. has been serious
~ i'll this week and is yet confined to
the house. His son, Walter Pollock,
of Cleveland, is temporarily here in
charge of the uffice.
Miss Nettie Griswold returned
home Saturday evening from Platte
vile, where she has been attending
summer school. She has been en-.
gagged to teach the second primary
grade here the coming year.
jesse Grafton, who was the
teacher in English in the local high
school the past year, left last week for
his home in Springfield, Illinois. for
few weeks visit before leaving for
Harvard College which he will attend
the cmoing year.
Clarence Glider, who is farming
near Mt. Ida, left on Sunday for a
visit with parents at Colfax. North
Dakota. He had recently returned
from Standberry, Mo-. where he was
with his bride of but ten months who
died the latter part Of July of the
dread dis Ease, tuberculosis.
ID. W. Maffiin, of Chicago, who
had been engaged as teacher of English
in the local high school the coming
year, has resigned that position as he
has been ordered west by doctors on
account of failing health. Miss
Grace Stone. a Lancaster girl, has
been engaged to fill that place.
Knox Auto Company have sold a
"Stud8baker' auto to Henry Chase,
residing east of town and have de-
livered a car to George Brown Of
Millville, for whom they went to Chi
cago and brought home. They have
recently made deliveries to Henry
Korber, of Potosi, and j. Buxom, of
Platteville.
Two boy scouts walked here from
Platteville last week and pitched
small tent on ths farm, of Louis
Alt, south of town. They are the
son of Will Eberhardt, the former
"Aub' manager, now residing in
Chicago and Wis iting Mrs. Eberhardt $
mother in Platteville, and Platte