Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-03-04
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Geo. Beck was out Of town on
business Wednesday,.
A H. Patch and c. Hickok. were
here from Bloomington.
Harry and JOS Allen were callers
from Livingston, Friday.
Mrs. Henry Gratz was caller
from Sitter Wednesday.
Miss May BROKER went to Platte
VILE for a visit, Saturday.
The school board convention met
yesterday at the court house
-Chas. Streeter. Of Boscobel. made
trip to this city, Thursday.
L. G. Hickok was in Waterloo
and Dubuque on business, last week
H. W. Weaks of Glen Haven,
had business in Lancaster, last Thurs
day.
Miss Emily Roberts went to
Platteyille. Friday to see Miss Helen
Nehls
Mrs E Gilbertson, Of Fanni-
more, was hare between trains, Wed
nesday.
Miss Stark came Saturday noon
from Madison, to visit Mrs. G. H.
Bennett.
Mrs. NJ. c. Wilcox returned to
her home IN Milwaukee. Thursday
afternoon.
W E. Lathrop attended the sale
at Hal Borah's, west of Fennimors.
last Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Hill and baby return
ed from their visit at Montfort,
Thursday noon.
Born to Mr.. and MIS-. Thos.
Carmody, Friday morning. an eight
pound daughter.
Mrs Margaret Peacock returned
home Saturday noon from a months
visit with relatives in Dodgeville.
Mrs. T. G. Linton returned home
to Fennimore, Thursday. after short
visit here at the w. q. Knox home
Mr. and Mrs Frank Boerner re-
turned hone to Liberty, Saturday.
after a few days visit there with
relatives.
P. T, Stevens, who had been here
Aisiting his son, L. e. Stevens and
family returned home to Montfort
Friday morning
Mrs. W. Gratz and Ernest
Degner, Of Belmont came Saturday
noon for visit at the Fred Heberlein
home, north Of town.
Mrs. Tbos. Beetham went to Fen
nimore. Thursday, to see her mother
in-law, Mrs. Jno. Beetham, who is
reported to be very sick
-Miss Ethel UT returned home
Thursday evening. from a visit with
her sister. Miss Elva UT, who is at
tending Platteville Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis return.
ed home to Sitter. Thursday, after a
few days visit here at the homes of
Chas. Schneider and John Pollock.
Mrs. Louis BETTER, Of Blooming
ton, took the train here, Friday morn
ing for Madison TO see her daughters,
Lois and Rose, who attend the uni
7ersiLy.
Mrs. W. A. Hayes returned home
Milwaukee. Saturday afternoon,
fter a visit here with her sister,
Irs. W. F. Orton, and her mother,
1rs. A. Michaelis.
While getting bay out of the
arm last Wednesday morning Floyd
hitch fell upon. a pitch fork. tine
an through his hand. The wound is
citing along nicely.
j. Fl. Pugh has rented the resi-
ence property of j. c. Vesperman.
! the second ward, and moved into
10 place last Saturday. Mr.. Vesper-
an will move back onto the farm.
Joseph F. Walsh. the general
erchandise dealer at Tennyson. a
juple of miles east of Potosi. was in
wn Monday ordering a supply of
lis to properly announce a cleanup
le which will be inaugurated at his
ore on March 9th, continuing until
arch IA.
Ralph w. Place was over from
sllville, Wis, couple of days last
eek to look after some business
fairs and renew acquaintance with
friends. He reports that him
If and son are meeting with
,undant success in the mercantile
.siness at Bellville.