Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-08-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

more MOnQdy on business.
C. A. Storms, of Cassville,
transacted business here Wednesday,.
Harvey Hurlburt is having the
exterior of his store building painted.
"A. H. Patch, of Patch Grove,
transacted business here Thursday.
Oscar Knapp was here with his
Maxwell" auto from Bloomington,
Monday.
Bertha ZeIgIer returned Friday
from visit with relatives at Gales
burg, Ill.
-Rollo Day is home from Bay less
Business College, Dubuque, for an
indefinite stay.
See 'tThe Divorce Question at
Hatch's opera house Thursday even
ing, August 6.
Will Zeigler was in Cassville
last week putting in a bath room
and doing other plumbing.
George Horton and son, of Patch
Grove, came Monday to look after
busine So interests in this city.
Mrs. K. F. Orion and children
left Monday via Potosi to visit her
parents at West Branch, Iowa.
VIM. Smith, of Bloomington,
has been spending a few days the
past week here with relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilson Cunning
ham and daughter, of Platteville,
were Lancaster visitors Sunday.
Miss Jessie Humphrey left Sun
day evening for Chicago by way of
Potosi to attend musical school.
Mrs. S. Belscamper want to In
dependence, Iowa, Monday, for Wis
it with Mrs. Minnie M. Belscamper.
Mrs. N. Rudersdorf and two
children went to Fennimore Monday
for brief visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Edith Stuart, of Prairie du
Chen, who has been guest of Miss
Leila Goble the past week returned
home Monday.
Mrs. John Carzis, of Stuttgart,
Arkansas, came last Tuesday for a
visit at the John Carthew home and
with other friends and relatives.
Frank Van Dusen is here from
Chicago for visit at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Van Dusen, and sisters,
Elsie and Mrs. Al Hunsacker.
Claude Smith. linotype operator
at the Teller office return ed Monday
noon from a weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Whitestown,
Indiana.
Joseph Dawson left Wednesday
for Regent, N. OAK, on a combina-
ton business and pleasure trip. He
will visit his two sons who are locat-
ed near this place.
Mrs. Chris Hartman, of Water
loo, visited at the Henry Mink home
on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mink
and Mrs. Geo. lockwood autoed to
Dubuque on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Howe, of Eau
Claire, who has been visiting here
with her uncle, John Howe and
family the past couple Of weeks,
returned to her home Monday morn
ing.
Miss Jennie Farrand, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Farrand, is
seriously i'll with a brain disease
which is pronounced tubercular menen-
gifts. She is in a precarious condi-
ton.
Mr.. Frank Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Kamm and little son Francis
accompanied Mrs. Martha Trezona
from Platteville Sunday. Mrs.
Trezona will remain for visit of
several weeks at the VIM. E. Webb
home before returning to her home in
North Yakima, Wash.
"A fine little auto known as the
"Briscoe" attracted much attention
on the streets here Monday. 1t is
owned by R. Gibson, of Platteville,
who is the local agent. This auto is
of foreign type, electric lights and
starter and has but one headlight
and that is a large one imbedded in
the radiator.
The many friends of DIR. Harry
Basford will be surprised to learn of
his marriage which took place several
months ago and was kept a secret.
The young lady, Miss Carla Good
year, who visited the Basfords in
company with Harry, was then Mrs.
Harry Basford, but it was not known
to his friends. So secretly was it plan
ned that even his brother, DIR. L. P.
Basford, knew nothing of the mar
riage until recently.
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