Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Joseph Book went to the 3. NJ.
& NJ. mine, at Harker, on business,
yesterday.
The Henry Hoffman residence,
near the High school, is being re-
painted.
Chester Croker was Fenni-
more caller between trains Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Wilbur Doll went to Fen
nimore yesterday for a brief visit
with friends and relatives.
Justice of the Peace C w. Bur-
rows says that since the eugenic law
went into effect he has not married
couple.
Mrs. Louis Starr, who has been
seriously i'll for the past couple of
months, is somewhat improved at this
writing.
j. H. Harshburger is erecting a
fine new home on the lot east of the
old M. E. parsonage, recently pur-
chased by him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Budahn
and son Leslie returned home Monday
evening from visit with friends and
relatives at Fond du Lac.
DIR. j. B. Roth and Fred Cox
drove to Potosi Monday, for a visit
with their aunt, Mrs. Mary Wiedman
and Jake Wiedman and family.
Mrs. Charles Klarman gave a
six o'clock dinner in honor of her
friend, Miss Charlotte Bartheld, of
Lacrosse, on last Wednesday even
ing.
-Rollo Kinney, while working on
the new house of Thompson Stoney,
near Burton, fell when the scaffold-
ing gave way, and was seriously in
jured.
Mrs. Arthur Fitch, residing on
farm in South Lancaster, had the
misfortune to fall, Monday, breaking
her ankle. DIR. Fowler reduced the
fracture
The Gross Music House has an
interesting announcement upon
another page of today's Herald. If
you are lover of music you should
not fail to read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liant Galley and
son Wallace left yesterday for an
auto trip through Nebaska. The
main stop will be at Kenesaw, where
they will visit relatives.
DIR. J. B. Roth, of Portland,
Oregon, arrived at Lancaster Satur-
day evening for a visit with his
uncle, Joseph Nogel and his cousin,
Mrs. Fred Cox and family
Henry Caspers, Fred Garner.
Jake Wissbaum and Frank Burrows
autoed to Dubuque ON last Wednes-
day in the latter's auto, and wit
messed the aerial flights by Beachey.
The American History Club will |
hold no meeting this week on account
of the Chautauqua. The next meet
ing will be the first regular one in
August. BY order of the president. |
Mrs. Harvey Hurlburt left yes
terday morning for pleasure trip to |
Chicago and Huntley, Ill. She will |
spend a few days ON the HurIburt |
farm which is located near the latter
place.
"A democratic county convention |
for the election of candidates for |
county Offices and members of the |
assembly will be held in Lancaster
next Monday, July 20. The official
call appears elsewhere in this paper.
Miss Myrna Bergheger had the
misfortune to fall from a swing,
Monday evening, severely fracturing
an arm. Mrs. Bergheger and daugh-
ter had planned to go to Chicago to-
day but on account of this accident it |
was necessary to postpone the trip.
DR.. j. H. Fowler and family,
accompanied by George Royal and
Clyde Webb, autoed to Dubuque last
Wednesday to see Beachey "loop the
loops. " They brought home the old
Moline which was left there on
the 4th.
An unexpected demand made
upon The Herald's space this week
by advertising that came when it was
too late to print extra pages, has
somewhat .curtailed our usual amount
of reading this week, but this will |
be fully made up for, later. In the
our local columns are as
complete as usual.
People who fail to read the
advertisements carefully each week
miss that which is interesting as we'll |
as profitable. Five summer clear
ance sales are in progress in Lancas-
ter now and cut prices are being
offered in MANY lines of goods uboro