Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04
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Wednesday.
W. A. Johnson was out of town
on business, Thursday.
II. NJ. PALLET was caller from
Fennimore, Wednesday.
Mrs. F. W. Trainer returned home
from Chicago, Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Taylor is home
from the .. ". for short vacation.
: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ward, on Wednesday, Jan. %, baby
girl.
The Shakespeare club will meet
with Mrs. Delos Abrams on Tuesday,
Feb. 10.
Miss Clara Diva1l Of Montfort.
was here part of last week visiting
relatives.
R. A. Goodell and q. P. Briggs
were callers from Platteville, last
Wednesday.
L A. Woodhouse, of Blooming.
ton, had business in Lancaster last
Wednesday.
&C. E. Marks and Adolph Roth, of
Fennimore, made business trip to
this city, Thursday.
I'D. Eastman returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to Du-
buque and Hazel Green.
Mrs. Cushman and daughter,
Miss BERTHE Cushman, were between
train callers from Montfort, Friday.
Clifton Mcclure, one of the
steam filters at the asylum, returned
home to Rockford. III 8, Saturday
morning.
Frank Marshall, who has sold his
farm five miles northwest of the city,
has moved into the house formerly
owned by Alfred Payne.
Mrs. VIM Noone and little daugh-
ter. Cleo, of Werley, returned home,
Wednesday after a visit here with her
mother, Mrs Walter Hicken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, of
Bloomington, took the the train here
Thursday morning, for a visit with
frianGs and relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. R y Lee. Of Gray's Lake.
near Chicago, and Mrs Jno Brindlsy,
of Boscobel, came Friday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Burrows.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Horac.
Fawcett, of Platteville, last Thurst
day, baby daughter. Mis- Fawcett
was formerly Miss Emily Cronin of
this city.
Harry S. Orion went to Chi
cago on Sunday. When he gets back
there will be new things for men to
wear in the clothing store of the Fl.
S. Orion Co.
The W. F. M. S of the NJ. E.
church, will meet on Saturday after
noon, next, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bollard Members are
expected to be present.
The Methodist men will serve
their annual chicken pie supper on
Wednesday, next, Feb. H. A choice
lot of yellow legged chickens for dis
posal. Tickets only csc. Come early
and be sure of getting your supper.
Arrange to attend the concert at
Congregational church. Wednesday at
p III. Vocal and violin solos,
reading, and selections by orchestra,
male quartette and chorus will be
features of program. This is under
the auspices of the Christian En-
d3avor. Admission only 10 cents.
In an obituary sketch of the late
John Jackering, which appears upon
another page of today's Herald, the
contributor made couple of errors
and the correction reached this Office
after the article in question had been
printed. Mr. Chickering's age was 81
instead of SO, and he is survived by
FIVE brothers instead of six.
Mrs. Everett Uomeford came down
from Madison to spend Sunday with
her husband, who is the newly ap-
pointed manager of the local tele
phone office. As soon as MIR. Come
ford can find house they will start
up housekeeping, but for the present
they are unable to provide themselves
with residence. Mrs. Comeford ex.
pressed herself we'll pleased with
Lancaster and with the prospect of
becoming permanent resident of this
pretty city.
Mrs. g. a. Gribble, city editor
of the Platteville Journal. was in
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