Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-16

relatives.
Miss Baereuth Bowers visited rel
atives in Cassville a few days the
past week
DIR. j. A. Gault made a profess
sional trip to Boscobel in his auto on
Tuesday morning.
Prof. F. ". Trainer has been en-
gagged during the past week in taking
the annual school census.
Miss Helen Smith is visiting in
Beetown this week at the home of her
sister. Mrs. George Bonham.
Miss Florence Graham. of Du-
buque, Iowa, is visiting at the nome
of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Barrows.
Miss Viola Spiegelberg arrived
home Tuesday evening from an ex.
tended visit with friends and relatives
in Milwaukee.
Clarence Mcmahon LETT yesterday
for business trip through northern
Illinois lie expects to be gone
about week.
Mrs. Annie BENEFITS and little
son Charles have gone to Potosi for a
few weeks stay with her brother,
Will Graham.
-Delbert Moore and wife and Mrs
Lizzie Hickok, of Bloomington, were
here Sunday and spent the day with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Phillips, who has been
visiting her children at various places
in Wisconsin, is here visiting at the
home Of her son, Albert.
Miss Myrtle Boyes, night operator
for the Bell Telephone Office here, left
on Tuesday morning for a week
visit with relatives and friends in
Boscobel.
Miss Mary Titzel, of Sandwich,
ILL.,, who was formerly employed here
as trimmer in the millinery store for
Mrs Burr, is here visiting at the
home of her friend, Miss Eda Hoff.
man.
The Herald acknowledges with
thanks the present of quart jar of
fine strained honey from the spiary Of
Geo. E. Taylor. of Hurricane. He
produces a lot of it every year. of
high quality.
Miss NJ. E. Calvert, formerly of
this city, who has long held good
position in one of the departments
at Washington, has gone to Miles
City, Montana, where she has a
better situation in the federal land
office.
Mrs. Joseph Kern, who under.
went an operation at the Doolittle
hospital recently for gall stones, is
improving rapidly and is expected
soon to be able to leave the hospital
and return to her home near Five
Points.
Mrs. S. E. Davis, who has been
here at the Chricton home for the
pa st several months, has gone to
Cincinnati to attend the wedding of
her daughter. She will return to
Lancaster again about August 1st for
an indefinite stay.
The only troupe of black named
lions, pure African, in the world, are
owned and exhibited by Gollmar Bros.
Twelve Of these monster monarchs of
the jungle have been and are worked
and exhibited by Miss Driesbock.
Lancaster will have this show July
28th.
The Horton Auto Agency received
carload of Ford autoes on Mon
day evening. The cars came in
knocked down form and the agency
spent yesterday putting each one in
running order. Most of these cars
are contracted for and will soon be
delivered.
Mrs. Mae neMoss and daughter
Ollie, Of Chicago arrived here Sun
day morning to join their friend,
Mrs. Edith Dee, also Of Chicago, who
is visiting here with her sisters,
Mrs. Fife Trautwein and Mrs. Beth
Bowers. They will remain the balance
of this week or longer.
The large 'VeIie" auto driven
by a Hunsaker, accompanied by A.
W. Appleby, coIlided at the corner
near the asylum with the car driven
by R. E. Davis, Professor in the
Platteville mining school, who was
accompanied by R. [. Dugdale and
man named cambridge, all of Platte
willie. The ''Velie' was on the right
hand side of the road, near the
south embankment on the way out
of town. This made it impossible
for oifbovs 70 tho OfhoTs