Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-17

Frank Burrows was Blooming
ton visitor on Saturday.
w. c. Forehand of Bloomington
had business here Tuesday.
j. H. Zeigler and wife, of Glen
Haven, were Sunday visitors.
-Reub French and wife. of Bloom
ington, were Sunday visitors.
MIR. and Mrs. Nick Smith are
visiting relatives at Mt. Hope.
Bert Austin attended the State
Fair held at Milwaukee last week.
Miss jess Humphrey is visiting
at her sisters, Mrs. Lambert Gronier.
Julia Trainor. of Boscobel, is
spending a couple weeks here at her
home. *>,t
Geo. Scott the pop man" at
Blanchardville, was here on business
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Zenz and
Mrs. Joe Caspers attended the Bloom.
ington fair.
The Stratton Greenhouse is being
enlarged. This is due to the increas-
ing business. III J..
"A lot of local news items will be
found on the second page of The
Herald this week. Fi
L. Weber and family autoed to
Cuba City Sunday, taking Mrs. Geo.
Gibbs as far as Ipswich.
Jack Brooks and Miss Maude
TCmlinson will please you at the
opera house every night this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Marshall, of
Sioux Falls. South Dakota, are visiting
here at the home of VIM. Galloway.
Mrs. A. @. Lee and daughter
Virginia returned to their home at
Clarion, Iowa, Saturday, after brief
visit here.
Mrs. q. A. Elwell, of Clarion,
Ia, arrived Monday for a visit at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Budworth.
The Brooks Stock CO played to a
large audience at Hatch's opera house
Monday, night in Her Marriage
Vow Tonight Linda.
John Burns. who has been in
Seattle, Washington, for the past two
years on account of his health, re.
turned home Monday much improved.
Good streets are all right-hut
just the same they are poor educa-
tional institutions for tho youth of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rowe, of
Platteville, are the parents of baby
boy. Mrs. Rowe was formerly Flossie
Oates, of this city.
L. u. Hickok was the lowest
bidder and received the contract for
putting in new boiler and addl-
tional radiation at the Ryland Library.
-FloYde Suttle. of the Manu-
facturers' Appraisal Company of
Cleveland. who has been spending the
past month with relatives and friends
here, returned to his duties last week.
-Chas. N. Webb, who has been
spending the summer with his brother
in the northern part of Minnesota, is
home a few days before again TAX
ing up his studies at the University
of Wisconsin.
WIN. BenGorf and family OF
Mason City. Iowa, came last Friday
for brief visit with his brother,
Joseph Bendorf, of this city. They
expect to start within a couple of
weeks for Los Angeles, Calf, where
they will spend the winter.
The Bell Telephone Company is
engaging actively and extensively in
welfare work among its employees in
the larger centers, where it is posi- BILE
to provide rest rooms, instruction
rooms, roof garden restaurants, etc.,
and in many ways add to the comfort
and homelike surroundings for the
ar@y of girls in their employ. The
company has issued series of at
tractive booklets describing these
things and many others connected
with their service and have sent a
quantity of these to MIR. Anderson,
manager of the Lancaster exchange.
for distribution here. He intends
giving them away on the fair grounds
this week.
Manager Burr, of the Orpheum
Theatre, has booked some fine pictures
for the coming season. Tapped
Wires, the 1000 foot dramatic picture
showed Monday and Tuesday evenings