Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-04

week.
John Thier was at Fennimore
Saturday
Dick Brown was in Platteville
Saturday
Frank Meyer was in Blooming
ton. Tuesday.
David Munns was a caller from
Baraboo, Wednesday.
Miss Florence Cook was caller
from Montfort, Saturday.
"A masquerade ball was held at
Ellenboro last Friday night.
Henry Walker made a business
trip to Fennimore Saturday.
Frank Ward has been sick the
past week with a severe attack of the
grippe.
Miss Pearl lockwood returned
from the hospital in Chicago. satur-
day noon.
Albert and Alonzo Leuz were
here between trains from Sitter,
Saturday.
Ike Deller, of Milwaukee, is here
at the nome of his father inlaw.
Jno. Oswald.
Tho CboIyoc,oooro oI1b xr;II Yooo+
with Mrs Clarence Calvert on next
week Tuesday afternoon.
Six nav members were received
into the Membership of the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday.
-Chas Vesperman was in Fenni-
more Saturday, where he sold a new
Cartercar to VIM. Riddieth.
The ministers Of the city are
preparing for County Sunday school
convention to be held in April
-aeo. Martin went to Waukesha
Saturday for visit with his brother
and sister, that being his old home.
Miss Conner has returned from
| Chicago to be ready for the spring
opening Of Mrs. Burr's millinery
store.
Mrs Bolzell, who is spending
the winter here with her daughter.
Mrs. E. J. Morse, made brief visit
in Montfort. Saturday.
Mrs Elizabeth Brodt, VINO has
been here visiting her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs Thos. Hore, Sr. returned
home to Mt. Hope, Saturday.
There will be a sunshine meet
ing Of the Pythian Sisters at Pythian
hail. this evening "Wednesday. All
sisters are urged to be present.
Mrs NJ. g. Williams returned
home to Cassville Saturday, after a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Kohlen burg, Of South Lancaster.
Mrs Geo. Gibbs went to Ipswich
Monday to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Ed LANCE for few days. Mr. and
MIS-. LANCE expect TO move to Cuba
City soon.
Fred GlanvilIB, of Montfort,
who will be employed in the Lancas-
ter State Bank, has moved here and
is now living in the homs owned by
Geo. Marks, jast west of the Farwell
hotel
Pat May has rented to Hiram
Taylor the plow land of the 8O-acre
farm miles south Of Hurricane
which he advertised for rent in The
Herald last week. The balance of
the place, mostly pasture and timber,
yet remains undisposed Of
The Ladies' Missionary Society
of the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. F. W. Trainer next
Friday afternoon at O'Clock Sub
ject; "Japan-the country" A full
attendance of all members Is re-
quested.
Remember the last dance at the
rink this week Friday night, The
finest music you ever heard at the
rink, and the finest dance of the sea-
son, Spectator tickets for ladies aud
children % cents. Hall nicely dec
Grated. This will be real musical
treat Come if you can.
&C. W. Knapp & Son have a
unique but interesting advertisement
on page three of this issue of The
Herald This is the 32d annual an
nouncement of the firm and calls
attention in a timely manner to the
various lines of machinery, vehicles
ETC., in their stock for which the ap-
proach of spring creates an active
demand.
"A. G. Smith went to Madison