Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-04-16

spent Sunday here with friends.
Frank Kofer went to Milwaukee
Sunday afternoon on business.
Frank narrower, of Boscobel. had
business here Wednesday.
Jess Hale Stock Co., April Il, 10,
49, at opera house.
Miss Maud Finney went to Fenni-
more Saturday to visit friends
Frank Burrows went to Cassville
Saturday on business. returning Sun
day.
D. G johnson went to Barneveld
Monday afternoon, on a trout fishing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Stevens enter
tanned eleven of their Lancaster friends
at six O'Clock dinner on Sunday.
MINIS Marsden and Brandt, Of
Fennimore, called on Mrs. W. E.
Lathrop, between trains Monday,
W. E. Lathrop was over in Craw
ford county on business a portion Of
last week.
See Al Hunsaker's advertisement
on another page for his famous Rhode
Island Red eggs from prize winning
fowls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Harperr will
come to Lancaster Friday to visit
their son Hugh and other relatives.
-Chauncey Venderbie, of Livings-
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday here
at home of Mrs Chas. Lisherness.
A. Gould, the Montfort automo-
bile dealer. was a business caller in
this city on Thursday.
Miss Leone M. Reese, of Chicago,
has been here for the past week in the
interest Of the Rand McNally Atlas
Co.
Miss Barbara Caspers returned
home Wednesday evening. from High
land where she had been visiting at
the Pink home.
Mrs. Mile Humphrey arrived
here Saturday evening, from Oshkosh,
and is visiting at the Lambert
Groenier home.
Good clean specialties between
acts at Hale Stock Go. See the cute
baby Jessie Bell Hale. Opening
might, Thursday, April II.
Mrs. Carl Alt went to Livingston
Saturday afternoon to spend a few
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fischer
The Little Giants played their
opening game at Fennimore Saturday
afternoon, the result being tie, 10
to 10.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Flesch on Sunday morning, a baby
boy. Their little daughter Margaret
is quite i'll with pleurisy.
Mrs. H. ]. Place, daughter veva,
and niece Mrs. Wilson, of Nebraska,
went to Dubuque Monday, morning
on business.
Jennings Brady and the Misses
Mabel G.. Willett. Gladys johnson,
and Ruth Winston, of Bloomington,
were Sunday visitors in this city.
The Lancaster Nursery, A. j.
Howell (Tony) proprietor. has an
advertisements urou opo4bor ,,ooo ,o,,
corning strawberry plants. grapes, etc.
Time now to be setting them out.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook and
baby returned home Saturday noon
from Werley where they spent week
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs David Porter.
Henry Sails. of CassvilIe, trans
acted business in Lancaster Monday
and incidentally dropped in and
boosted his subscription to The Her
aid.
n. 2. Coombs, employed here a
few years as photographer in Orion S
studio, has recently moved from Sand
wich, Ill, to Miles, Mich. where he
operates a studio of his own.
Social Center work-talk by Mr.
g. L. Harper, of Madison Business
meeting arranging for present and
future, etc, at the high school at 2
o colck, April 10. Invitation to all.
Hugh Reeves, son Of Henry
Reeves, of Boscobel, is among the
Hood sufferers in the stricken Ohio
district. He recently acquired farm
there and it was swept clear Of every
thing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. DeVries. of
Davenport, Ia, will live in the
Clifford house in the third ward. DR..