Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-11

Norman Garthwaite went to Fen
nimore Saturday on business.
-Undersheriff Frank Calls made
a business trip to Cuba City, on Sat-
urday
Charles Wepking, of Fennimore.
was here on business a couple days
last week.
Bert Chandler, of Glen Haven.
spent few days here with friends
last week
Thomas Duncalf attended the
Foresters' high court held in Madison
last week.
j B. and w. J. Nauert, of Bos-
cobel, we're here on business several
days last week.
Will Rigdon returned Wednesday
evening from few days visit with
friends in Madison.
Miss Margie King left Friday for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Iowa.
WIN. Uriens. of Prairie du
Chem. was here to attend school
commencement exercises.
Mrs. Rev. Recht and children, of
Sitter, visited at the Rev. Louis
Schmidt home several days last week.
John Becker was judged for in
sanity by Drs. S. W. Doolittle and
R, H, Kinney and pronounced sane.
Fred W. Philips and wife. of
Mineral Point, were here Friday to
attend the funeral of John Philips.
1.-THE Missouri Girl, J" which
will show at Hatch's opera house
June "a, is comedy with music and
specialties.
DIR. ]. A. Gault operated upon
the two children of H. Smith of
Platteville last week for adenoids and
enlarged tonsils.
Henry Belscamper went to Mont
fort Saturday to meet his sister Nell,
teacher at Jefferson, who came home
for her vacation.
The George lockwood farm has
been sold to L. Brown, of Platte
Vile by Lathrop & Borah. Con
sideration, %, eco.
Miss Mildred Roseman. who has
been employed at the Schreiner home
for the several months, has returned
to her home in Boscobel.
E. H. Brooks and daughter, of
Appleton. were here Thursday, re-
turning from few days visit with
relatives in Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Edwards
went to Chicago Sunday. to attend the
graduation of their son Alba, from the
P. and S. Medical College Tuesday,
The Woman's club picnic will be
held Friday afternoon, June 18th, at
Schreiner Park. Members will please
meet at Ryland Park, at 80, to take
| bus.
Miss Honewall, Commercial in
structur in the local high school dur
ing the past year, left Saturday mora
ing for her home at Ann Arbor,
Mich.
The Horton Automobile agency
has recently received several carloads
of Fords and Bucks. All the cars
were contracted for and are being de-
livered.
Miss Minnie Meyers, who has
been attending Stout school at Menom.
onie the past year went from here
to her home in Bloomington, Saturday
afternoon.
DR. Fay Baldwin autoed to Lam
caster, Wednesday for a brief visit
with his mother. tie has been re-
cuperatiDg on a farm near Livingston
and is greatly improved in health.
Misses Fruit, of PlattevilIe, and
Farrar, Of Livingston, returned to
their homes Saturday. They have
completed a successful year as grade
teachers in the Lancaster schools.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin, who
graduated from the Stout Institute at
Menomonie, Wis on Friday, arrived
home Saturday to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bald
win.
Nick Schumacher, G. M. Schmitz.
and J Vogelsburg, of Potosi,
were in 1caster on a business trip
Wednesday. They came by auto and
went on for little visit at Fenni-
more.
Mrs. Irvie Laird and baby, who
for the past two weeks have been