Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-11

F. Sanders was caller from Fen
nimore Friday.
Mike Trainor was here from
Fennimore Friday.
Fred C Burr is reported as much
improved IN health.
Miss Ora Brun spent Sunday at
her home at Sitter.
Lon Wayne was out of town on
business Monday afternoon.
Virgil Meyer, of Bloomington,
was here on business last Friday.
Lincoln Abraham, was business
caller from Bloomington, Friday.
Miss Portia Schuppner. was in
Lancaster between trains Saturday.
VIM. Baltic and L. D. Eastman
were out of town on business, Tues.
day.
Miss Bessie BeNoy, went to
Dodgeville, Saturday. to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Richard Wilkinson, of
Sitter, was between trains caller
here, Monday.
H. A. Russell and F. A. Jentz,
of Platteville, had business in this
city. Friday.
Don't forget the chicken pie
supper at the Methodist church, to.
night, Wednesday.
Mrs Stivarius Auchter went to
F'ennimore. Monday, to see her friend,
Mrs Chas. Patzer.
Will Hauk is now chairman of
the town of Waterloo in place of
Henry Mink, who resigned.
Mrs Louis Althaus and Mrs.
Henry Althaus. of Montfort, were
Lancaster callers, Saturday.
Mrs. Harrington. of Madison,
spent the week end here with her
sister, Mrs. Jack Richardson.
Mrs Jack Richardson left for
Madison. Monday, to see her sister,
Mrs. Harrington, who is quite i'll.
Mrs Florence Holmes and little
daughter Louise. went to Madison
Monday, to see her brother, Thos.
Rumble.
Miss Clara Behling, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Henry
Block, returned home to Liberty,
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs Robt. Hake of
Platteville we're here part of last week
to ste his sister, Mrs. Hannah Frye,
who is very sick
DIR. NARROW is back from Texas
for a few days; came to Lancas-
ter Tues day noon and went to Fenni-
more in the afternoon.
Misses Helen Carr and Ferold
Parry, of Dodgeville, visited here at
the j. T. Bennett home and attended
the basket ball game, Friday night.
Mrs AL Carter and daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Edge, returned home,
Monday afternoon, after a visit here
with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Henry Hays.
Everett CUmeford, manager of
the local telephone exchange. went to
Madison Saturday to spend Sunday
with his family. He returned to his
work on Monday.
The Rev. F. W. Schoenfeld, Of
Edgerton, will occupy the Congrega.
tional church pulpit next Sunday,
morning and eve. Mr.. Studebaker
will preach in Platteville.
Another delightful dance was
pulled off at Knapp's rink, last Fri
day evening. A very large crowd
was present. The music was superb,
both in execution and in the selection
of pieces. Scores of young persons
are waiting for one more of those
dances.
of the $50 boys from all over the
state attending short course for boys
at the college of agriculture, "a,
nearly oneh half of the whole number,
are from Grant county alone. The
attendance from that county was
worked up by the superintendent of
schools Vernon County Censor.
Fred Freimiller Marion, was the
first town collector to make a report
in full of collections to the county
treasurer. He brought in every cent
and he did it good and early, no
later than last week Wednesday.
There was nothing delinquent in old
Marion, and that about the way they
do things up there.