Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-12
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business here Friday.
F. Harker, of Platteville, was
Lancaster caller Thursday.
Mort Allen had business here
Saturday from Livingston.
John w. Gum, of Highland,
was here on business Friday.
james Hamilton was here Friday
from Platteville on business.
james Dolan was a business
caller Friday from Platteville.
M. Casey was business caller
here from Bloomington Friday.
F. L. Johns was here from
Platteville on business Thursday.
H. r. Andrew Platteville,
renewed acquaintanc ere Thursday.
C, E. johnson was business
caller here from Bloom ington Thurs
day.
Oscar Henning, of Platteville,
visited friends here few days last
week.
Col. Carter, of Dodgeville,
visited friends here few days last
week.
j. T. Paush was a county seat
business caller from Platteville Sat
urday.
Attorney, M. S. Block was a
business caller here Friday from
Platteville.
Master Moulton Basford went to
Livingston Saturday for a visit at
the Skate home.
T. L. Cleary and son were Lam
caster business callers several days
the last of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Gibson and daugh-
ter have been recent visitors at the
parental home in Potosi.
Miss Mabel Wagner has been
guest at the VIM. Boyer home in
Platteville the past week.
Joe Mccoy has entered his
PAGER, "Sir Conan Doyle" in the
races at the Boscobel Fair.
Mrs Margaret Peacock returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit
with relatives at DodgevilIe
Mrs. Nell Carmody has been
visiting her friend Miss Marie Miller,
at Dodgeyille, the past week.
George and J. W. Russell, and
J. H. Speth, of Hanover, were Ian
caster business callers Saturday.
-Arno Alt, Clyde Suttle and Ed
Schwartz went in the latter's auto to
Bagley Sunday and spent the day.
Edmund Totman, employed at
Chicago, is visiting here at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Tot
man.
Mrs. Merrill Hildreth and baby
daughter went to Cuba City Saturday
for visit with the Doulards at that
place.
Miss Treshie Warren has resum-
ed her duties as clerk at Baxter &
Draper's after a couple OF weeks
vacation.
The c. H. 1ribble and R. B.
Woodward families, of Platteville,
were Lancaster callers the first of
last week.
Hon. ]. w. Murphy, w. H.
Udelhoven and R. A. Goodsell, of
Platteville, were business callers
here Saturday,
W. E. Lathrop and r. P.
Holmes, of Platteville, have purchas-
ed the Neil Clemens farm about six
miles west of Platteville.
james Weaver, of Fennimore,
will take Lou Starts place at the
Gibbs and Starr barber shop during
his two weeks camping trip.
John Bond, travelling for alumni
mum wear, left Lancaster, having
canvassed the city, and will start
work in that same line at Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Starr and Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Orion are enjoying
two weeks camping at Burnt Cabin
Hollow. They left late Saturday
night.
A party composed by Joseph j.
and Donald Fielder, of Mineral Point,
and Frank Cocoran and James Cahill,
of Chicago, were Lancaster business
callers Friday.
Miss Effie Garrett returned We'd
nesday evening from her home at
Cummings, Georgia, where she has
been spending a two months vacation
from her duties at the Moore dental
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Howe and
baby returned Saturday to their home
in Evanston after an extended visit