Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-28

LEO Brown was here from Platte
Vile Friday.
E G Marriott was here from
Baraboo Wednesday.
H Adams was a caller from Mt.
Hope, Friday and Saturday.
-A1no Stippich is again working
at Henry Carroli's blacksmith shop.
d j. Gardner was here Wednes-
day and Thursday from Platteville.
Mrs A. Farrand made short
visit with relatives at Montfort, last
week
%. G. and G. NJ. Mutt, of Glen
Haven, had business in this city, last
Saturday.
Roy DiVall visited relatives here
part of last week. returning home to
Liberty Sunday.
Mi Elva Bunker, of Montfort
came Friday evening to see her sister.
Miss Ruby Bunker.
Several from here attended the
services at the Liberty Greman church
last Sunday afternoon.
Misses Martha and Mile Bast
are spending couple Of weeks in
Fennimore at the Jno. Steinforth
home.
Mrs. Ellen Gnogon. Of Gays
Mills, is here for some time with her
brother, Louis Daily, and other rela
tives.
Mrs. VIM. Kasper returned home
to Liberty Sunday, after spending the
past two weeks here at the Doolittle
hospital
Mrs. E. V Shaw, who is making
an extended visit here with her father,
A. G. Smith, spant Sunday in Galena,
with her husband.
| Mrs. VIM. Ward and little son
Lyle spent few days the first of the
week with Mrs Wards brother, Tony
Knox at Werley.
Miss Lillian Howard returned
home to Platteville, Saturday, after
spending the past two weeks here at
the Rev. Thrall home.
MIR. and Mrs Robinson, of Bee
| town, took the train here, Saturday
for visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Eva Jones, in Platteville.
Mrs. Jno. Rundle left Saturday
afternoon for about a weeks visit in
Madison with her son Thos. Rumble,
and in Dodgeville with her daughter,
Mrs. Bassett.
Little Elijah and Clarissa
lockwood, of Fennimore, made a
short visit here with their grand.
mother, Mrs A. J. Mitchell, return
ing home Sunday.
-Phidelah Rice, an impersonator
of known ability, will appear at
Hatch's opera house, Tuesday, Feb
3, under the auspices of the local
lecture course committee. He is
worth hearing. 81
In some manner the wrong figure
got into the date of Hugh PritcheGt's
auction announcement in our auction
bulletin last week, but appears in
corrected form this week The right
date is Wednesday, Febs-1ss
Rob and Ralph DiVall, of
Wauzeka came Wednesday evening
to see their aunt. Mrs. Jas. McCor-
mick. The young men are sons of
Geo. DiVaIl who kept the Lancaster
huuse here for about ten years.
The following persons from out
of town were here tc attend the
funeral of Mrs Ed. Shepherd, held
here from their home, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shepherd and son
and Mrs. J. w. Brown, of Madison.
w. E. Lathrop was in Racine
Tues lay and Wednesday of last week
attending the meeting or the WlscOn
sin Association of Real Estate Brok-
ers While there he was appointed
member Of the executive board for
1914.
The W. G. T. U. will hold their
annual rummage sale about the first
of May, 1914. We ask our friends in
the country, as we'll as those in the
city, to get busy and look up some
thing for said sale and the cause of
temperance. Com.
Two blind persons, brother and
sister, will give a musical program
at Hatch's opera house, next Monday
evening. Bills are out announcing
the event and giving the program;
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