Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-09-23

passenger Buick car.
Miss Rice, of Chicago, is visit
ing at the Burris nome.
Tom Pallett, of Fennimore, was
a business caller Monday.
Ralph Irwin AMI daughter Marie
spent Sunday at Cassville.
Miss Elma Knox visited at Fen
nimore yesterday between trains.
L. A. Briel was between trains
caller from Sitter on Wednesday.
H. w. Brown and wife left Sun
day for Chicago for three or four
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin DcMonald
went to Chicago Sunday for a week 8
visit.
Miss Ariel Ell niger, of Dodge
vile, visited with Miss Genevieve
Moran, last week.
"A party of about thirty friends
and relatives of Mrs. Morrow spent
Sunday at Grant river.
Lincoln Abraham and Fuller
Porter, of Bloomington were here in
the formers car Monday.
Miss Mary Stoffel, of Liberty,
was visitor at the John Mcdonald
home the first part of the week.
Mrs. Albert Eustice and daugh-
ter Lenice, of Platteville, visited last
week at the George Maiben home.
Miss Nellie kltonia left yester-
day for her home in Galena after a
weeks visit with Mrs. T. F. orion.
Harvey Hurlburt and Barney
Heating made business trip to Du-
buque in the formers auto Monday.
Miss Roxa Prideaux, of Bloom
ington, visited here last week at the
home of her uncle, Alfred Prideaux.
John Mcdonald and family and
Will Richardson and family spent
Sunday at the Hurricane at the Elmer
Bryhan home.
The National cash register man
from LaCrosse was here last week to
fix the registers at the store of L.
Alt & Sons.
John Miles, formerly of this
city, but now living at Woodman, is
spending the week with friends and
relatives here.
Miss Ethel Hartline returned to
her home at Rice Lake, Saturday,
after an extended visit here with
friends and relatives.
Dewey Hudson who escaped
from the county jail short time ago
was .apprehended at Platteville last
Friday and is now back in the county
Jail.
Miss Meta Schmidt, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, left
Monday for Wheaton, H., where she
will attend college during the com ing
year.
Henry Maahs, of British Hollow,
was arraigned before Justice C.. w.
Burrows, on Monday, charged with
having sold liquor to minors, and
was fined twenty-five dollars and
costs.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra at
the opera house Wednesday night,
Sept. %. When you have chance
to go to something like this don't
wait until they have gone out of
town and then say wish l had gone.
Mrs. j. M. Allen, daughter All
leen and son Ben, who have been Wis
iting here with Mrs. Aliens parents,
the publisher of The Herald and wife,
for the last six weeks, returned to
their home in Charlotte, Mich, last
Sunday, going via Potosi
Mrs. Andrew Smith came here
Saturday from New York to join her
husband who is doing the state road
work in this locality. They will
make their home here. She was
joined IN her trip west by Mrs.
Hagen, whowill visit with her here
for some time.
The funeral of j. Thomas Pryor,
Jr., Grand Chaplain of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin, was held
at Dodgeville yesterday, and L. D.
Eastman, DIR. F. w. RAFFERTY,, Albert
Wiedenbeck, E. L. Mccoy and Harry
Gingrigh, of Lancaster Lodge F. &
A. M. were among those who attended.
"A good little story is being told
at the expense of Lancaster livery
barn employee who was recently max
ing drive in company with local
business man. The European war
was under discussion and the business
man was eloquently discoursing upon
the horrows of war, the slaughtering