Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-01
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e. ]. Skate was visitor from
Livingston. Thursday.
L. b. Eastman was in Montfort
on business, Thursday.
w. S. Kimble. of Waterloo, Ia,
was in the city, Friday.
w. Fl. Blewett. of Galena, was
in Lancaster, Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta Gratz spent SUM-
day at her home at Sitter.
M. Casey. of Bloomington. had
business in Lancaster. Wednesday.
Mrs. Jno. Beetham was here from
Fennimore between trains Wednes-
day
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Marks. of
Fennimore. were callers in Lancaster.
Thursday.
Miss Hattie Marks is spending
her spring vcation with her parents
an this city. 'ssss'- s.
Fred Basford yesterday pU lased
the Galley candy store and restaurant
opposite the city hall.
j. II. slaught, of Beetown, who
has been visiting in Linden, returned
home. Saturday. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard wilkinson
and little daughter, Leila, were here
from Sitter, Thursday.
-Messrs. Kirk and Larson left here
Saturday for Madison where they will
spend their weeks vacation.
Mrs H. E. Baxter went to Madi
son, Friday, to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Goodrich
Mrs Beth Bowers. of Dubuque,
was in the city a day or two this
week, having driven over from Cass-
willie
Mrs A. j. Abraham, who has
been patient at the DoolittIe hospi-
tai, returned home to Mt. Hope. We'd
nesday.
MIS-. VIM. Witzig and Mrs. Jas.
Ellis, of Preston, returned home
Thursday after a short business trip to
Lancaster.
Mrs. Recht. of Liberty. aud her
sister, Mrs. Singer, of northern
Minnesota, were callers in Lancaster,
Wednesday. $a 1917 y.
Mrs. Frank Hahn and baby son,
leonard, returned home to Sitter,
Wednesday after visit here with her
uncle, Wheeler Munson. FL s
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wenzel
and little daughter. Helen, spent the
afternoon Friday at Sitter. with Mrs.
Augustus BrieI, who is sick.
Mrs. VIM Ward and little son.
Lyle, attended the wedding of her
cousin. Miss Florence Richmond, &c
Henry Bender at Werley, Tuesday.
County Clerk E. E. Mccoy was
laid up at home several days last
week with illness. His place in the
office was temporarily filled by Jim
McBrien.. ~ 7@s
The Herald has already filled
several orders this spring for those
needing horse card printing and is
prepared to promptly furnish anything
desired in this line.
Miss Elva Place left here Friday
for Madison, to meet Mes. Adolph
5Scheibel. and from there they went on
to Chicago to visit Mrs. Scheibel's
mother, Mrs. JOS Wright and family.
Mrs. E. u. Lowsend, of Camp
Cook, So. Dakota who has been
visiting here and at Montfort for the
past week with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Muender. returned home, Wednesday
afternoon. 80 IL
-Roawell P.s Orr of Mt. Hope,
Wis. a sophomore in the college 81
engineering of the University of Wis
ccnsin, is lieutenant in, the cadet
corps. The corps will pass fnF review
before Governor McGovern early in
April. -
F. A. Hoffman left here. Satur-
day for Madison to spend Sunday with
his sister, who teaches in the parochial
school there. Miss Lena Schuster
accompanied him as far as Madison to
visit his sister. Monday Mr.. Hoffman
started for Tony, Wis, where he pur-
chased farm last fall. two miles
from Tony and will go into the bust
ness of general farming.
jay Martin of Bagley, a senior
in the College of Agriculture of the