Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-07-15
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Ford roadster.
M. NJ. Morse, of Benton, had
business here on Thursday.
John Thier was business caller
at Fennimore, Saturday.
Mrs. P. Anderson, of Cobb,
was caller here last Tuesday.
F. C. Ludden, of Mineral Point,
transacted business here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Streeter,
of Boscobel, were callers here Friday.
Alice Fisher, of Livingston was
recent visitor at the Carl Alt home.
j. B. Ludden, of Bloomington,
was Lancaster business caller Fri
day.
Albert BROKER has erected
small garage opposite the Hotel Far
we'll.
Otto Gulke, of Werley, was
Lancaster caller several days the past
week.
John L. Grindell, of Platteville,
was here on business the last of the
week.
Charles Dolphin, of Woodman,
was business caller here in his auto
Saturday.
Frank Gierhardt, of PIatteville,
was here in his auto last Wednesday
on business.
Leo. Henkel is able to be about
again having ran a tooth of harrow
through his foot.
Mrs. ]. c. Rigdon and family
have moved into the Libbie Cow resi-
dence north of the Teller office.
Mrs. Harvey Schmidt and son
Rex went to Fennimore Wednesday
for brief visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Shaffer, of Platte
vile, has been visiting here with her
father few days the past week.
Mrs. DR.. Cronin has been
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Fawcett, at Platteville, the past
week.
The Lancaster Light and Power
Company have placed fine electric
sign in front of their Office in the
Farwell Hotel building.
Mrs. Gus Soneral and baby son,
who have been the guests of relatives
here the past month, have gone to
their home at Waco, Texas
Mrs. Anna Edwards and daugh-
ter Beth, formerly residents of this
city and now of Cobb, are visiting at
the Carter home here for few days.
Louis Parkinson, of PIatteville,
has been employed at the County
Asylum here the past week where he
has been engaged on job of plaster
ing.
A fine new galvanized smoke
house has recently been Installed back
of the Alt store by that firm 1t is
much larger and better than the one
they have heretofore used.
f. C. Burr and som Whitney re-
turned home Wednesday from their
visit with relatives at st. Cloud and
Minneapolis. Mrs. Burr will visit
relatives in Iowa before returning
home.
DIR. F. H. Baldwin, of Bloom
ington, was a business caller here
last Tuesday. He was accompanied
by his sister, Miss Dorothy Baldwin,
who remained here for a visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. John eastman and daugh-
ter returned home from South Dakota
Saturday after a several weeks stay.
Mr.. eastman did not return with
them as he had business to attend to
at various places thus necessitating
stay of few more days.
Some midnight marauders carried
away the two jardeniers containing
flowers from the Martin Mcdonald
porch last Tuesday evening. Con-
siderable of such work has been re-
ported about Lancaster and watch is
being kept for the culprits.
The electric current at Fenni-
more is now being furnished by the
Lancaster Light and Power Co. The
desirable part of the change is con-
tinuous service. Operations on con-
structions of the extension to Boscobel
by the same company will start at
once.
A fine granite monument has
been erected in the old cemetery at
Emmanuel Episcopal church, during
the past week to the memory of Mrs.
Jane Austin, who died In 1855. 1t
was erected on order of son of the
deceased, VIM. Austin, of Arlington.
Iowa, who is a half brother of w.
A, Reub and E. j. Austin, of this