Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-09-10

acted business here on Wednesday,.
Florence narrower left Monday
for PIatteviIle. after spending Sunday
at home
George Selleck went to Crawford
County On Friday to look after bust
ness interests.
David Eastman, daughter Arminda
and Miss Saloma Mccoy autoed to
PlattevillU Sunday.
Misses Genevieve Belkan and
Mildred Dawson attended the Platte
Vile fair on Thursday.
Miss Emma Kraemer, of the Fen
nimore Times force, spent Sunday
with her mother here
Abe Patch made short stop
Saturday while on his way from
Boscobel to Bloomington.
Mildred and Regretta Roseman.
Of Boscobel, were Lancaster visitors
the latter part Of the week.
Misses Marghretta Nehls and
Leone Kraemer returned Saturday
from their visit at Fennimore.
We are glad to report that Miss
Genevieve Ennor, who was threatened
with paralysis, is much improved.
Max Royal. of Chicago, who has
been a guest at the Fowler home for
the past several months, has returned
home.
Mrs Mary Jewell end son Fred
have returned to their home in Madi-
sou having spent several weeks here
as guests Of friends.
The Lancaster Lumb Der Company
have built small addition to their
sheds near the creamery Of Lancaster
Butter and Cheese Company.
j. 3. Simpson, Olive Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 Moesmer and
George Baker. of Shullsbufg, were
Lancaster visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Whippo and son Orville and
daughter Dorothy, of Galena, who
have been visiting here with the
Hageus, have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrett Brown, of
Bucyrus, Ohio, are the parents of a
baby boy, Mrs Brown will be re-
memb8red by her Lancaster friends as
Hazel Andrews.
After this week we expect to
have a part of a column of High
school notes. Those knowing pupils
in this school may find news of much
interest to them.
Judge and Mrs. Clementson
autoed to Prairie du Chen the fore.
part Of last week with Mrs. Brigham
and grandson. Of ST. Cloud, MINI
who left by boat for their home.
Hugh Pritchett, Harvey Hurlburt
and wife and Mrs. VIM Tiller autoed
to Prairie du Chen Sunday Mr..
Pritchett's little daughter is taking
treatment ~ the sanitarium there.
The double doors at the entrance
of the kindergarten school, opposite
the High school building have had
large windows added making a we'll
lighted hall which has been much
needed.
Clarence Calvert, the abstract
Office owner, left on Tuesday of last
week for Washington, D. G. From
there he will go to New York City,
Newport Baltimore and various other
eastern cities.
John T. Riley and his wife and
six year old daughter of Galena were
thrown from buggy % Sunday when
his horse became frightened and ran
away. The child was killed and
the mother SO badly injured she may
die. One of Mr.. Riley's legs was
broken. -Platteville journal.
Jacob Wieland, son of George j.
Wieland, died Sunday evening at his
home near Hurricane of the dread
disease, infantile paralysis. The
youth would have been sixteen years
of age on the coming Sunday. Three
brothers are seriously i'll with this
same disease but are expected to re-
cover,
Fritz Hoppe, the PlattevilIe
brewery man, has purchased the
Powder Mill property and will con-
vert same into beautiful park. He
contemplates building a large dam.
constructing new walks and fine
new road through tbs property. With
the natural scenery, it will be- one of
the finest beauty spots in this part Of
| the state.
Prof. Fred Duncalf, who for the
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