Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-09-02

Mt. Hope and Bloomington will
play in this city next Sunday.
Grant Johnson and Ed. Porter
played ball at Cassville Sunday.
Fred Wetmore and Albert Richter
collided with their cars at Patch
Grove Sunday and Albert's car was
quite badly damaged, and he was
badly shaken up; his car turned turtle.
W. G. Lewis and wife and Mrs.
M. A. Beardsley drove over from
Platteville Saturday evening, and
are visiting few days in town.
The Blakes Prairie team played at
Patch Grove and were beaten by a
score of to z.
Come to the fair next week, and
see Silver Joe's Wild West, the
Merry Minstrel Maids, base ball and
many other attractions. See adv. in
another column.
Some of our people expect to go to
the Platteville fair this week.
Mrs. Ben D enson and grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Agatha Herzog, went to
Austin, Mimi, last week for visit.
Rev. Rupprechter, accom- panied by
Gerald French, motored to Milwau-
kee last week.
The band boys gave a concert Sat-
urday evening.
AL. Wagner of Dennison, Texas,
accompanied by a nephew, Byron
Wagner, is visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Josephine McCulloch and Miss
Maggie Mcnamara of Lancaster are
visiting their brother, Thos. Nc
Namara, and family.
Will Cooley, assisted by Chas. and
Burr Knapp, is putting the cement on
Mrs. Lizzie Hickok's building.
Mrs. j. A. Coombs of Madison
visited at the home of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Carrie Greer, last week.
Albert Loewensohn made business
trip to Dubuque last week.
DIR. Baldwin, wife and daughter
motored to Livingston Sunday, and
the ladies remained for longer visit.
The Lee Greer party broke camp at
Bagley Sunday and came home.
J. L. Brady and son are painting
/ Of fboi,. hil1iord holI
Mrs. Smith of Stoughton is visit
ing the Rev. Dahlberg family.
J. w. Mullins auto and John T.
Patterson's buggy collided on the
road south of town Saturday evening,
and Mr.. Patterson's buggy was con-
siderably damaged.
Mrs. J. B. Gilligan and daughters
Gladys and Patricia are visiting
friends at Seneca this week.
The John Lord, Reub. French and
Amos Brown families and Dave Bal
lantine and G.. F. Fox called at
Prairie du Chen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly of Madison are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Kelly is remembered by many
as Ella Wilson, former resident of
this vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. McBurney and children
visited in Lancaster last week, and
George was coming to town to buy
ready cooked grub.
Mrs. Ella A. Oman of Ell Paso,
Texas, is at the Roney farm for
visit. She reports her sister as
somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. Mary Guernsey of Bagley,
Mimi, was a guest of her son, C. A.
Guernsey, last week. Also, Harold
Guernsey of Boscobel, nephew, Wis
tied at the Guernsey home few
days.
Ernie Ellis, Aft. Adams and three
or four ladies came down from Mt.
Hope in the formers motor truck
Friday, and took home load of mel
ons for Alf's store.
Roy Erwin started on the return
trip to Arlington. Neb., in his Ford
car, after pleasant visit with his
brother, j. L. Erwin and family.
K. F. Burgess, accompanied by
Frank Meyer, was in town Friday,
looking up prospects for his nominal
ton for the assembly on the Repub-
lican ticket. Mr.. Burgess is law
yer of Lancaster, partner of Mr..
Meyer.
Mrs. j. M. Hayden visited Chicago
last week and bought some nice new
millinery.
Ed Pendleton and wife, Wally Or
ton and Mrs. Will Decker of Fenni-
more motored over here Friday.
J. B. Beadle of Millville was in
town on business Friday.