Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-30

n. beers, OF 6OScODeI, spent
Sunday here.
james and Clint Edwards, of
Hazel Green, were Lancaster callers
Sunday.
-E.B. Billings and David
Gardner, Jr., of Platteville, were
Lancaster visitors Sunday.
Ernest Nauman has returned
from a weeks visit with Harold
Tuttiey, at Boscobel.
james Cooley, linotype oper ator
of the Fennimore Times, spent the
week end with parents here.
Misses Vesta Johnson and Mabel
Duncalf. visited several days at the
George Bailey home, during the past
week.
Mrs. Jay Williams returned to
Lancaster Friday after a visit with
relatives at Cuba City and Benton.
Al Cardy, of Platteville, has
been a Lancaster visitor several days
the past week.
Elder F. M. Hooper of the latter
day Saint church preached on the
Lancaster streets Saturday evening.
Miss Salomy Watts is planning
the building of modern bungalow
on her lot in the west part of the
city.
"A game of base ball played at
Boscobel between the team of that
city and a Lancaster pick up city team
resulted in a score of 8 to 3 in favor
of the home team.
Mrs. John Siminson of San
Diego Calf, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Lancaster for
the past month leaves today for her
home.
Mrs. H. P. Green and daughter
Mrs. Marie Oleson of Oocama, S. D.,
who have been visiting in Lancaster,
have returned home. They went by
the way Of Dubuque where Mrs.
Green has brother.
The law in regard to the annual
meetings Of the district schools has
been changed to hold the meetings at
8 100 p. m. instead of z 100 p. mas
at present. The city school meetings
will be held on July 9th, on account
of the holiday.
L. B. Shepard of Madison, one
of the boys who grew up in Lancas-
ter, was shaking hands with friends
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Shepard has
charge of the janltors at the Lapham
school in Madison. and is doing we'll.
He still thinks Lancaster a pretty
fine place and had a very pleasant
visit here.
Mrs. Warren Hannum, ST., died
quite suddenly at her home at 514
S. Adam ST., Sunday, of heart
failure. She had been poorly for
some time and about 3 o'clock in the
afternoon became worse. Death came
about half hour later. The deceas-
ed was a pioneer resident of this
county. Obituary next week.
e. G. Brick accompanied by Floyd
Chapman went to Madison Monday
morning, returning Tuesday. Mr..
Brick attended the meeting of county
superintendent for the state. Floyd
put in a day at the college of agri-
culture, he being the winner of the
corn growing contest last year con-
Quoted by the Lancaster State bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Groenier
and family, accompanied by Ray
Groenier and Miss Jessie Humphrey
left Friday morning on an auto tour.
Their first stop of Importance is to
be Chicago where they will visit
relatives. The extent of their trip
was undecided when they left Lancas
ter.
james Hudson, of Galena,
Illinois, looked after his business
interests in Lancaster Monday, Mr..
Hudson lived here preceding the
civil war and worked in the old
wooden mill in the north part of the
city, He also worked for Lou Hol-
low4y and rec6Ilects that he sheared
512ssheep for him. He enlisted at
the early age of 16, fought through
the civil war and was discharged in
1866 on account of wounds, the scars
of which he carries to this day. For
the past 90 years he has conducted
one bf the finest meat markets in
this part of the country at Galena.
Mr.. Hudson is hale and hearty de-
spite. his years and as bright as a new
dollar.
&c. II. Basford, of the Peoples
State Bank, made a flying trip to