Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-22

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more, Friday.
Chester Croker made business
trip to Madison, Monday.
District Attorney H. E. Carthew
had business in Platteville, Thursday.
Frank c. Meyer returned Thurs
day from professional trip to
Indiana.
Evans Barnett returned to Cam
pion college at Prairie du Chen,
Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Critchlow went to
Madison, Friday, on her way home to
Mellen, Wis.
Mrs. Henry braves and daughter
Tracy, of Montfort, were Lancaster
visitors Monday.
H. F. Alt and w. C. Suttle
were trout fishermen on McPherson's
one day last week.
F. P. Barnett, DR.. j. A. Gault
and N. C. Suttle were in Platteville
on business Thursday.
Gene Boyes, who underwent
serious operation for an abscess on the
hip, is again able to be about.
The S. and S. Shoe Store propri-
etors have placed a fine new awning
in front of their place of business.
&C. B. Ziegler, son Maurice and
daughter Helen returned last We'd
nesday from their visit to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Geo. P. Goble went to APP
pleton, Friday, to visit her daughter,
Leila, who is student at Lawrence
college.
Sidney Weber, of Fennimore,
came Friday evening for visit with
friends and relatives, returning home
Saturday.
Miss Katherine Meyer returned
to her school duties at Milwaukee,
Downer, Friday, after a weeks vaca-
ton at home.
The warm and pleasant evenings
we have been getting make everybody
hope the band concerts may begin as
early as possible.
Sunday brought us light snow
storm followed by freezing weather
Sunday night, but by Monday it was
fine and warm again.
The baseball nine known as the
Lancaster Little Giants played
their first game of the season at
Cassville on Saturday.
George Horton, of the Horton
Auto Agency, returned to Patch Grove
Friday to attend to the business of
their agency at that place.
Mrs. Jacob Hahn and baby went
to Sullivan on Saturday for a brief
visit at the home of her parents
and with other relatives and friends.
W. R. Walker and Earl Sho-
walter spent Thursday at "Porter's''
fishing and report good fishing.
The former caught fish weighing II
lbs.
David Eastman returned Friday
noon from three weeks trip, look
ing after his business interests at
Clermont, Springville and other Iowa
cities.
Misses Anna and Genevieve
Meysembourg spent Sunday with their
brother Robert, at Prairie du Chen,
who is student at the Campion
College there.
Mrs. c. w. Hampton went to
Fennimore Monday to visit her uncle,
Henry Hampton, who has been
seriously i'll but is now reported
somewhat improved.
Whitney Burr has been com
PEELED to go about on crutches of late,
as the result of having stepped upon
a rusty nail, which entered his foot,
causing painful wound.
Ray Mccormick shipped his
FLANDERS auto to Dakota where he
expects to go in the near future,
having spent the winter months here
with friends and relatives.
D. Z. johnson returned Friday
evening from his trout fishing trip
to Barnaveld. He made very good
catch including one 14-inch German
brown trout that was beauty.
Miss Esther Henkel returned
Saturday to st. Clara's college at
Sinsinawa, after spending a brief
vacation here at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henkel.
Spring moving time is about at
hand, but there won't be much of it
in Lancaster, for the reason that
houses for rent are so scarce; those
who have place are holding fast to
it.
Horace Fawcett, of Platteville,
came Saturday evening to spend the