Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-02-24
al Budworth went to Montfort,

to Madison, Saturday.
B. Sitter, of Boscobel, visited
last week at the Geo. Maiben home.
Geo. Gunderson, of Hickory
Grove, was here to attend court last
week.
Roy Fisher returned to Madison,
Monday, after spending a few days
at home.
Mrs. Julia Mccoy went to Madi
son, Saturday, to visit her daughter,
Miss Mabel.
Gene BROKER went to Platte
Vile, Friday, to visit his sister,
Mrs. C. Chapman.
The S. S. S. Sewing Club
was entertained by the Misses Doll,
Wedn esday evening.
Lee Cronin, of Chicago, has &C
copied position with the Lancaster
Light & Power Co.
Mrs. Clarence Suttle went to
Fennimore, Friday, to visit her par
ents Tor a few days.
Geo. Mccarthy, Joe Caspers and
VIM. Mcmahon went to Sitter, Fri
day to look at road grader.
Miss Katheryn Schuster enter
tanned number of her high school
friends, Wednesday evening.
) Miss Norma Brechler passed
through here, Saturday, from Ellen
boro to her home at Fennimore.
Jas Sprague, Lincoln Abrams
and Clarence Ball, of bennington
were Lancaster callers, last Friday.
J Mrs. Henry Thomas received
word of the death of her brother,
} Martin Ennor, at Elmira, California,
last Monday.
} Miss Elva UT, vino is attending
Normal at Platteville, came home
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett UT.
Miss Hildur Olson returned to
her home at Prairie du Chen, Mon
day after visit with Miss Claudia
Jordan, of this city.
VIM Cook and wife returned
to their home at Fennimore, Monday,
after visit with Mrs. Cook par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter.
Stock shipments from this sta
ton, last week were 10 car loads of
hogs, and one car of cattle and horses.
Three carloads of hogs went out on.
Monday.
Joseph F. Walsh, the enerpris-
ing merchant at Tennyson, was in
Lancaster one day last week He
would like to come to the county seat
oftener, only he has to go to Potosi
station nearly every week day, either
to get, or to ship away, freight. That
makes his job pretty steady.
-Potosi REGION has been reveling
in bargains of late. S. A. Thomas
Co.. has had a lively session of
bargains for the past two weeks, and
now the Tennyson store is holding
the boards with real offering of
bargains. Surely, we can see no
reason why the good people of the
south end of the county should 60
away from home to get what they
need. They have merchandise and
enterprise their very door.
Last Sunday was one of those
days in which the average man looks
for some high place from which to
jump off into space, or into the sea.
1t rained like blazes from some time
the night before, until some time the
night after. At times the wind
came from the north; then it would
shift to the east, or the south, and
then it would just blow without any
regard to directions. But it kept on
raining.
"A clothing store down in Dodge
Vile, last week advertised clothing,
all wool and a yard wide, at one
dollar suit, but did not give de-
tails. Now we are waiting and
watching for those Dodgeville papers
TO come in for this week, so that we
may know on what terms and condi-
tions we may get suit for dollar.
Who says that there's nothing to this
advertising game? When an old
time, seasoned, weathered advertise
ment writer will sit up nights look
ing for the hitch in a one-dollar suit,
what is happening to the average
newspaper reader?
&C. F. Budworth, editor and pub
Usher of the Cassville Record, was
in town last Friday, being brought
here by the big doings at the Odd
Fellows special meeting. If there
is anything special, or general, going
on with the Odd Fellows, and Clint