Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-01


j. H. Howe was home over Sun
day from trip on the road
w. g. Knox received car load
of Studebaker cars last Friday.
Miss Ruth Wagner of Liberty,
was Lancaster caller, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Napp, of Fem
nimore. we're here between trains,
Monday.
Mrs. Merilla Smith of Fennimore,
spent Sunday here with Mrs. David
Cornwell.
See Knapp & Son s advertisement
of lowd down spreaders, on page six of
this paper.
Mrs. Henry Eek and little daugh-
ter. Ruth, were here from Sitter on
business. Monday
Mrs. E. J. Austin went to
Liberty, Friday. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Austin.
Mrs. Harvey Schmidt and little
son, Rex, attended the funeral of J.
R. Muttiey at Boscobel, Sunday.
Judge Clementson and E. J.
Morse returned home from attending
court in Dodgeville. Friday evening.
- Mrs. Chas. Mayne, who has been
here to visit here. father, DR.. j. g.
Reed, has returned home to Griswold,
Iowa.
, Mrs. L. D. Eastman and little
son, Leroy. went to Livingston. last
Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Hunter.
Mrs. S. Levin returned home,
Thursday. from few days business
and pleasure trip to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
/, n. F. Barnett went to Prairie du
CHEN Saturday to spend Sunday with
his son, Evans, who is attending
school there. r
DIR. Paul A. Howell surprised
his folks by coming home from Beloit
unexpectedly, Friday evening. He
returned Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. G. S. Moore return
ed home Friday evening from Chi
cago, where the doctor attended a
dental convention.
Mrs. Drager went to Milwaukee.
Monday to see her husband. Conductor
Drager who is now in the run between
Madison and Milwaukee.
Little Dorothy Kinney. the three
year old daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Ora Kinney died here at the home of
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Thursday after
noon noon 4 ~ .s. 50. y
Mrs. Wallie Garthwaite and
little daughter, left here. Saturday
for a. two weeks visit with her
brother. Archie Breithaupt. in.
Delavan. 3
-Schreiner & Sons annual grocery
sale begins next Monday. April 6,
and continues for five days only. See
their half page advertisement on page
two of this paper.
Miss Marion Patterson returned
to Reedsburg to teach, Sunday. after
spending her spring vacation at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Patterson. of Bloomington. 5
The Miles City (Montana) Horse
Sales Go. advertises on page two. of
this paper, an auction sale of 1900
horses. 1000 of which are grain fed
and broken to harness. Sale will
take place April Is. Is and H..
Next Sunday class of eleven
eight boys and three girls, will be
confirmed at the German Evangelical
church. They are Erich Gulke.
Alonzo Bruss, Arno Krohn. Ernest
Naumann, Geo. Henkel, Paul
Schmidt. Clyde Heberlein, Leonard
5chwantes, Sylvia Berndt. Hildegarde
Alt and Lena Kraemer. @
james U. Smith left yesterday
upon his return to his ranch at
Stevensville, Montana. He was &C.
companied by his sister, Miss Sarah
Smith, who last Saturday disposed of
her household goods at auction and
goes to Ten Sleep, Wyoming, to make
an extended visit with her niece,
Mrs. w. e. Hatfield. The latter
will be remembered here as Miss Mary
Smith, who was for years very
efficient and popular teacher in the
Lancaster schools. She is now county
superintendent of schools in the
county where che resides, and has
made good She is fully as popular
there as she was here.